General Needs has been helping local veterans for over 14 years. General Needs is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that helps veterans. We provide essential needs items such as socks, underwear, and t-shirts. We are dedicated to creating a better future for America’s veterans.
and break the stigma surrounding first responders coming forward for mental health treatment.
At Paws of War, we believe in the healing power of companionship. Our mission is to bring together veterans, first responders and rescued animals, creating unbreakable bonds that foster healing and mutual understanding.
Our mission is to alleviate the suffering of veterans, first responders and their families, particularly those battling invisible wounds like Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), by providing them with loyal service dogs that become not just companions but also catalysts for healing.
Simultaneously, we rescue and rehabilitate dogs and cats in dire straits, often plucking them from the brink of despair and giving them a new chance at life. Our reach extends into war-torn regions, reuniting military personnel with the animals they formed bonds with during service.
Contact
Phone: (631) 406-6595
Email: Info@pawsofwar.org
Each day, over 20 veterans die by suicide. For every completed suicide, there are over 30 attempts. This equated to over 250,000 attempts per year (CDC).
Operation VEST’s mission is to eradicate suicide one at a time by addressing the different needs of our veteran population. We aim to create awareness and remove stigma surrounding mental health so our veterans and active military can heal.
Contact Email- info@operationvest.org
Returning soldiers and their families face unique challenges transitioning from the front lines to civilian life. Long Island Cares is here to help veterans in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, addressing financial hardships and food insecurity during this crucial period with the Veterans Project.
Long Island Cares proudly provides veteran programs ranging from food assistance and job help to personalized referral services. For more information about the Veterans Project, please contact Michael Haynes, M.P.A., Vice President for Government Relations & Advocacy, at mhaynes@licares.org or 631.582.3663 ext. 202
Our mission at the Strohm Foundation is straight forward…to fund quality research in an effort to find a cure for cancer. We believe the best way of doing so is to support the efforts of the finest scientific minds on the planet at the world’s best facilities.
The majority of funding that supports cancer research comes from private charitable contributions. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, we are dedicated and determined to provide these sorely needed lifesaving funds.
All monies contributed to this foundation supports quality research foundations, hospitals, institutions and organizations dedicated to finding a cure for any form of cancer.
Please help support our vision and eradicate cancer from our lives and the lives of future generations.
To make a donation or join us on our mission, please contact us at 631-848-1138 or email edward@strohmfoundation.org.