Armed Forces in United States

Military Family Building Coalition

We are the first non-profit dedicated to helping active duty military service members build their families.

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Military Officers Association Of America Moaa Southern Nevada Chapter

The Southern Nevada Chapter of MOAA was established in August of 1965 as The Southern Nevada Retired Officer’s Club, an affiliate of The Retired Officer’s Association (TROA). The association began with 70 Charter members. The first President of the organization was Clinton S. Maupin, Colonel, US Army. The chapter has been active for 54 years. We have over 220 members. Fifty-eight are auxiliary members whose chapter dues are free in recognition of many years of dedicated service as spouses of deceased military members. The average age of our members is over 60 years. One of our goals is to recruit younger members. From the year 2004 through 2018, the Chapter has received 14 MOAA Levels of Excellence Awards - One 4-Star Award and thirteen 5-Star Awards. Under IRS Provision 501-C-19, our chapter is a nonprofit and non-partisan association that is a lobby for the benefit of all uniformed services. The goals of the Southern Nevada Chapter are to promote the purpose and objectives of MOAA National, which is to pursue and further legislation, military benefits, education and scholarships and other objectives of the uniformed services, the nation and the Southern Nevada Military community.

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National Guard Armory

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National Guard Association Of Arizona

The purpose of the Association is to contribute to the preservation and enrichment of our heritage of freedom, democracy, and patriotism. The Association shall strive to foster and improve the Arizona National Guard and the National Guard of the United States. We will help provide for the security of the citizens of our State and Nation. We also promote the esprit de corps and fellowship of our members and families through social functions, benefit programs, and other community-based activities.

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National Military Family Advocacy Organization-Nmfao

NMSAO has passionately served the #Military spouses since 2015 and today we are proud, grateful and humbled to announce our new advocacy organization, the National Military Family Advocacy Organization (NMFAO). We are taking another step in our mission to recognize and strengthen the entire military family unit by incorporating military children and becoming “family focused". The new organization has been incorporated in Virginia as a non-profit entity as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt. NMFAO’s mission is to serve Military families and to provide a platform for both military spouses and children to voice their concerns and trials, always keeping in mind that the Military children of today will proudly become the Military servicemembers of tomorrow! NMFAO has prayerfully created this new platform and will soon be operational, providing valuable and much needed additional resources and information to better serve the #Military families. We are grateful for your continued support and prayers.

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National Veterans Council For Legal Redress, Inc. Nvclr

NVCLR serves veterans who have been discharged with Honorable and Other than Honorable discharge status. This discharge status could have numerous explanations including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), un-diagnosed mental and physical health conditions. This can lead to the inability to access benefits such as education assistance, housing assistance, disability, employment assistance all leading to homelessness or dependence.

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Navy Recruiting Station Spring Valley

Providing professional career development, mentoring and p

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Navy Region Hawaii Fleet And Family Readiness Ffr

OUR VISION Deliver dynamic, innovative, and integrated programs and services that inspire Sailors and Navy families to thrive throughout their military life cycle. OUR CORE ATTRIBUTES Service, Respect, Transparency, Accountability, Integrity, Dedication OUR MISSION Fleet and Family Readiness Programs at Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) is responsible for policy development, resourcing, and oversight of quality-of-life programs for Sailors and families. The Navy Quality of Life (QOL) mission is to strengthen the warfighting capabilities of the Fleet, Fighter, and Family by providing essential services that enhance well-being, resilience, and retention through the delivery of Child and Youth, Fleet and Family Support, Fitness, Food Services, Housing, Recreation, Casualty Support, and Wounded Warrior programs.

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Nd American Legion

Approximately members across 215 posts comprise the North Dakota American Legion. All of our members served on active duty at least one day. Our extended family includes the North Dakota American Legion Auxiliary, North Dakota Sons of the American Legion and the North Dakota Legion Riders. Since 1919, we’ve been fostering Americanism, supporting Children and Youth, advocating for National Security and remaining focused on Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation — the four pillars that uphold our organization. We continue to sponsor Boys State, American Legion Baseball, High School Oratorical Contests and other scholarship programs. We also support legislation and volunteer efforts for the well-being of current and former service members. We encourage new members to continue the tradition of service that our forefathers fought for when establishing the American Legion in 1919. Sign up today at Phone: 701-293-3120 Facebook: Twitter: Google+:

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Nexus Spark Travis Air Force Base

Mission: Lead the way in accelerating change through a community of agile Airmen, embracing innovations of the future while promoting cross-collaboration efforts. Vision: Empowered Airmen innovating at continual improvements to be war-ready at all times ahead of tomorrow’s conflicts. NEXUS SPARK forms collaborative partnerships between the military’s operational experts and the top problem solvers in industry, academia, and government agencies. NEXUS SPARK creates unique opportunities for external partners to work directly with military operators on compelling problems and allows for the fielding of solutions that have a direct impact on the Air Force’s mission. Nexus Spark is a reserve led 349th AMW Innovation Team located at the Travis Spark Innovation Center working in collaboration with Phoenix Spark, the 60th AMW Innovation Team, our active duty counterpart at Travis Air Force Base.

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Nj State Veterans Chamber Of Commerce

The NJ State Veterans Chamber of Commerce is a 501c6 organization that is open to all veteran-owned businesses with a mission focused on education, veteran business advocacy, networking, and procurement and supplier diversity events. Our goal is to make New Jersey’s economy fairer to veteran-owned and service-connected veteran-owned businesses, as well as veteran job creation. The NJ State Veterans Chamber of Commerce will conduct events throughout the year to enhance procurement and contracting opportunities for veteran run enterprises. Educational programs will include: · Access to capital · How to respond to RFPs · Navigating business rules and compliance in New Jersey · Public sector procurement expo’s · Private sector supplier diversity events · Veteran job hiring fairs · Effective social media campaigns · Improving your marketing efforts · Getting certified with the federal government · Contracting opportunities available on Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst · How to access business incubator space for veteran businesses · Access to innovation labs · Refining your business plan · Networking with industry professionals · Sharing of best practice

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North Star Arms

After years of supporting the defense industry under Profense, the need to support the American consumer was soon realized. North Star Arms was born as an answer to this need. North Star Arms was founded in 2020 in Phoenix, Arizona. With a state-of-the-art facility and a team with decades of experience, North Star Arms has established themselves as the gold standard in AR15 production. Their initial product offering is the NS15 modern sporting rifle.

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Northeast Indiana Base Community Council

Since 2011, the NIBCC has served as a catalyst in unifying the military, civilian and business communities of the greater Fort Wayne region through awareness, collaboration, advocacy, workforce development and leadership. Efforts include: Connecting people to programs, building a network of support for service members and their families. Promoting the seven military bases and armories in the 12-county region. —122nd Fighter Wing – Air National Guard —1st Battalion, 293rd Infantry – Army National Guard —A/2 – 152nd Cavalry – Army National Guard —384th MP BN HHC – Army Reserve —1/330th IN REGT – Army Reserve —221st OD CO – Army Reserve —434th Air Refueling Wing - Grissom Joint Air Reserve Base Raising money for the Military Support Fund NIBCC is a 100-percent volunteer organization, offering members the opportunity to participate in or attend the myriad events throughout the year. Without a paid staff, every dollar raised through memberships, donations, sponsorships and event income goes directly toward continuing NIBCC programs. If you would like to join, renew your membership, or donate to the Northeast Indiana Base Community Council, please visit nibcc.org.

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Northwestern Nrotc

The NROTC mission is to develop future officers mentally, morally, and physically, and to instill in them the highest ideals of duty, loyalty, and the core values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment in order to commission college graduates as Naval officers who possess a basic professional background, are motivated toward careers in the Naval Service, and have a potential for future development in mind and character so as to assume the highest responsibilities of command, citizenship, and government.

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O.P. Veteran

Our Mission: OP Veteran provides veteran community stewardship by fostering engagement of veterans into the non-profit community at large, through mentorship, awareness campaigns, and fund-raising activities which provides a growing support system for all veterans. Our Vision: Our vision is to lessen the weight of each veteran’s ruck by providing purpose, direction, and motivation by encouraging engagement within the Veteran Community through continuing the Mission of “Watching Over Our Own.” This is accomplished by establishing a fundraising and volunteer support system that empowers the Veteran Non-Profit Community.

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Ohio National Guard Enlisted Association

PURPOSE: To promote the status, welfare, and professionalism of the enlisted members of the Ohio National Guard. MISSION: To support initiatives that promote and provide opportunities for enlisted members to prosper. VISION: The Ohio National Guard Enlisted Association (ONGEA) will: •Be an advocate for the enlisted members of the Ohio National Guard to enhance their quality of life. •Provide a forum that enables enlisted members to influence change assuring the prosperity of the Ohio National Guard. •Establish an atmosphere in which enlisted members have the opportunity to achieve individual career goals. VALUES: •PEOPLE - Our members are our driving force. They provide support, vitality, spirit, and influence for programs in our organization. •FAMILY - builds a healthy and loving relationship, which allows us to become our best selves. Strong family values are critical to the health and strength of our organization. •SERVICES - to provide quality, accurate and timely services to our members. •COMMITMENT - through selfless service. •EDUCATION - by providing information to our members, families, legislators and the community. •RECOGNITION - to honor outstanding achievements through an aggressive awards program. Although ONGEA has had most of its success in effective legislation benefiting Ohio National Guard members, there are many other reasons to join. ONGEA is successful in selecting programs that benefit Ohio National Guard members and their families. As a paid member of ONGEA, you also become a member of the Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States - EANGUS. Your membership in EANGUS entitles you to additional features and benefits. Please visit the EANGUS web-site - - for information on the accomplishments of EANGUS and the additional benefits of membership in the national organization. Thank you for your support and membership.

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Onondaga County Veterans Service Agency

To assist Veterans, military personnel, and their families apply for local, state or federal benefits they may be eligible for. To provide information, assistance and advocacy for claimants in actions or claims against the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) or state and local veterans-related entitlements to include burial assistance.

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Operation Coming Home

Operation Coming Home build homes for troops that were physically injured in combat operations and families of the Fallen troops. This is a joint project of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County and the United States Veterans Corps. Each Hero Home has a different family and Builder that is selected by the Operation Coming Home Board. We have won 8 Best Community Service Project in the Nation Awards from the National Association of Home Builders.

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Operation Troop Appreciation Ota

Operation Troop Appreciation(OTA) is a 100% volunteer 501c3 non-profit organization. With no paid staff, OTA ensures that the bulk of our funding is used to support our military and veteran programs. Our Mission To build and sustain the morale and well being of the military community, past and present, with the assurance that the American public supports and appreciates their selfless service and daily sacrifices. Our Values Operation Troop Appreciation is dedicated to the active and veteran members of our Armed Forces who serve and sacrifice for our country. By providing them with items that contribute to their morale and well being, we present a united front to our deployed military by supporting them as individuals, for every one of them •Memorializes our nation’s past •Sacrifices to maintain our nation’s culture and freedoms •Ensures the safety and freedom of our nation’s future generations To learn more about how you can help or to donate, please visit

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Orange County Veterans And Military Families Collaborative

The Orange County Veterans and Military Families Collaborative (OCVMFC), a coalition of service organizations, facilitates access to comprehensive services for veterans, service members and their families. Established in 2013, the OCVMFC currently consists of over 100 member service organizations that serve the needs of over Orange County Veterans and their families. In 2018, the OCVMFC was recognized by the Department of Veterans Affairs as the Community Veteran Engagement Board for Orange County. In 2019 the University of California, Irvine, became OCVMFC's Convener, providing leadership and support to the collaborative's mission.

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Phenix Legacy

THE MISSION OF PHENIX LEGACY IS TO SERVE THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND MENTORSHIP. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING TEMPORARY AND/OR LONG-TERM RESOURCES, SERVICES, AND SUPPORT TO MILITARY VETERANS, FIRST RESPONDERS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, WHO FIND THEMSELVES TRANSITIONING, REGARDLESS OF CIRCUMSTANCES OR CAUSE. Veterans/ First Responders / Families When you’re ready to build upon your legacy, we are here to help. Take charge of the next steps of your life. Whether it’s personal, professional, or academic advancement we will be here to assist you. We will help you find the right resources for your goals and provide you with a mentor and/or mentorship to make your transition easier. Reach out to us at: Mentors Understanding your commitment and passion to serve, know that your service does not have to end with your tour of duty. We help veterans and first responders become invaluable assets to their peers by providing them with all of our resources, mentorship, and support. To help make other first responders and military service members transition easier we WILL need your help to do it. To learn more, email us at:

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Phoenix Challenge Coins

We are a military challenge coin, Law Enforcement, Fire, and private sector custom minting company. We make challenge coins, medallions, medals, badges, patches, flags, poker chips, custom playing cards, custom glassware, patches, and more for our clients. We provide each client with bespoke, personalized, one on one service and attention tailored to fit their needs. We creatively realize your concepts and make them reality at the speed of your imagination. We regularly work on unique and important projects for all sorts of private sector, government agencies, public safety agencies, non-profits, you name it we've worked with them

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Puget Sound Veteran Business Com

We are the premier location to unite Veteran business in the Puget Sound. Our mission is to provide a location for people to support and buy from Veteran Businesses. Our secondary mission is to provide a place for Veteran businesses to interact with each other more efficiently.

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R O C 4 Vets

Our Primary mission is to end Homelessness among our Veterans, after all, they gave their commitment to defend our country, we should do what it takes to keep a roof over their heads. We also focus on the invisible wounds of war, PTSD and TBI (the silent killers of over 22 Veterans daily.) R*O*C 4 Vets Offers Transitional Housing for homeless Veterans and assisting in stopping Veterans from becoming homeless. Free PTSD and alternative classes, to assist in the healing and help the Veteran and their families understand that they are not alone. Coordinating benefits by working with all of the State, Veteran and Community Programs to assist theVeterans in any way possible.

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