Put a Veteran on Your Team

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Hire Michigan Veterans

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Veterans Organizations

American Veterans (AMVETS)

Disabled American Veterans (DAV)

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)

Korean War Veterans Association

The American Legion

Veteran’s Haven

Veterans History Project

 

 

Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW)

Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association
Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA)

Washtenaw County VVA Chapter 310

Ann Arbor VFW Post 423

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Washtenaw County Michigan Veterans Services
Paralyzed Veterans of America

Mesothelioma Info for Veterans

The Mesothelioma Cancer Center—The Mesothelioma Center provides a complete list of occupations, ships, and shipyards that could have put our Veterans at risk for developing asbestos-related diseases. In addition, they have thousands of articles regarding asbestos and mesothelioma and have even created a veterans-specific section on their website in order to inform veterans about the dangers of asbestos exposure. They provide a complete list of treatments if you have received a mesothelioma prognosis, and are constantly searching for a mesothelioma cure.

Museums and Collections

U.S. Army Ordnance Museum, Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland

The National World War II Museum, New Orleans, LA

Yankee Air Museum, Ypsilanti, MI

Michigan’s Military and Space Heroes Museum, Frankenmuth, MI

Our War Dog Heroes

Our War Dogs—American’s Forgotten Heroes

Supporting Our Troops

AAFES Gift Cards—The Army and Air Force Exchange Services is where most servicemen and women do their shopping. You can purchase gift certificates for those serving or in the hospital.

Adopt a Platoon—Adopt a Platoon has several ongoing projects o ensure that every soldier overseas does not walk away from mail call empty-handed.

Blue Star Mothers—The Blue Star Mothers was founded by service membes’ moms during Worl War II. Any mother with a son or daughter in the military can join.

Books For Soldiers—Help the troops escape boredom by donating some books. You can also donate DVDs and CDs requested by soldiers.

Cell Phones for Soldiers—Donated cell phones are recycled and turned into cash. The cash is used to purchase calling cards for active-duty military members and veterans.

Fisher House Foundation—The Fisher House Foundation provides a network of comfort homes whee military and veterans’ families can stay at no cost while a loved one is receiving treatment.

USO Care Package—US Care Package enables the public to express their support of men and women in uniform. A $25 donation will send a care package with both needed and requested items to a deployed service man or woman.