NO ONE LEFT BEHIND!
The holidays bring a particularly busy time to our Lifeline for Vets.You might have read last month about VA problems processing benefit payments—tuition, housing, etc. The problem rose in September when vets returned to school. By ...
US Veterans driving for flexLA
moovel has partnered with FASTLinkDTLA to bring Angelenos a new way to navigate Downtown Los Angeles. Starting as a community beta on October 2nd 2018, Angelenos and visitors can get around Downtown LA driven by U.S. military veterans, for ...
A Salute to President George Bush
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of President George Bush on the passing of our last war Veteran president. NVF Founder and President was fortunate to meet President Bush in ’92 at the White House and was struck by the ...
Semper Fi in Action: Marine Vet Brian Tally’s Persistence and Integrity
The short title of the proposed legislation is the “'Rally Around Tally' VA Medical Care and Liability Improvement Act,” named for Marine Corps vet Brian Tally. And that’s the last of the short things.In 2016 Tally, suffering from ...
Remarks by Shad Meshad, President, National Veterans Foundation Los Angeles Veterans Cemetery, Veterans Day 2018
We meet today amidst the remains and memories of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. We owe them nothing less than total respect and gratitude on every day of every year.And then there are the 20 million ...
An Unexpected Good Turn for a Navy Veteran
Texas is a big state with many small towns. A call came in from a male Navy veteran in a small rural town of 5,076 people. He and his wife were in desperate need of food. They had been managing a hotel, which had been sold. In such a small ...
Getting a Lawyer for a Veteran
A woman veteran in Arizona had been through treatment for PTSD, MST (Military Sexual Trauma) and SUD (Substance Use Disorder). Although she was clean and sober, she’d had two DUI’s before she went into treatment. As a result of that, she ...
Marine Veteran Bikers to the Rescue
A 31-year-old combat veteran who served in Iraq was battling testicular cancer. He was living in a hotel to be close to the VA hospital in Florida where he was being treated, but he was running out of money. There are areas of the country ...
