U.S. veterans, the true hometown heroes, face many challenges, such as PTSD, homelessness, suicide, disability, poverty, and much, much more. Yet, despite their service to our country, many are left underserved or abandoned while facing these challenges.
It has been an honor for all of us at Hometown Hero to work with and contribute to many life-changing, even life-saving, nonprofit organizations dedicated to positively impacting the lives of those who served.
Since our founding, we've donated a portion of our profits to organizations stepping in to help U.S. veterans in need. From building homes to training service dogs, the positive impact of these nonprofits is immeasurable.
Chive Charities is a nonprofit organization that offers a helping hand to underserved veterans, military families, first responders, and those with rare medical diagnoses.
Since 1920, the DAV has provided a lifetime of support to veterans of all generations and their families. Every year, the DAV provides more than 240,000 rides to veterans for medical appointments and assists veterans with over 160,000 benefit claims.
Founded in 1899, the VFW helps veterans, service members, and their families who have served abroad. The VFW acts on a national level with several posts located across the United States. In one year, the Texas VFW has donated $2.1 million in community service.
Since 2003, Soldier's Angels has been on a mission to ensure that veterans and those currently serving are supported and honored through various programs. The organization has a network that spans all 50 states, several territories, and 24 countries.
Established in 2005, Operation Finally Home provides custom-built houses and modifications for veterans and spouses of fallen service members. Since its founding, the nonprofit has completed over 250 home projects, each custom-built and mortgage-free.
Donate to Operation Finally HomeSince its start in 2017, Heroic Hearts Project has helped hundreds of veterans struggling with PTSD by creating sustainable, life-long journies of healing and developing support communities.
K9s for Warriors started in 2017 and is determined to end veteran suicide. They provide specially-trained service dog rescues to veterans with PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and military sexual trauma.
Donate to K9s For WarriorsLocated in Cedar Park, TX, Heroes Night uses a peer-to-peer interaction model to quickly address the unique situations and needs of veterans, service members, and their families.
Irreverent Warriors is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing suicide by bringing veterans together with humor and camaraderie. Through their events, veterans can connect, share experiences, and build lasting bonds of support.
In 2023, we made a donation to Stringer and Griffin Funeral Home to help bring a deceased veteran’s back home to their family.