9-1-1 Veterans has distributed over $150,000 to help Long Island's Veterans.

We have assisted those returning from the Global War on Terrorism as well as those who served in other eras.

Our assistance has been in the form of:

- rent and mortgage payments
- food and clothing
- utility payments
- vehicle repairs and car payments
- prescription drugs and medical co- payments
- airline tickets
and a variety of other areas.

We have contributed to scholarships in memory of veterans, The Wounded Warrior Project and the Disabled American Veterans (D.A.V.) Transportation Fund.

 

9-1-1 Veterans is a small non-profit organization dedicated to assisting Long Island's veterans.

We provide financial assistance to those who have served in - or are still serving in - the finest military in the world.

Our current emphasis has been on those service men and women who participated in the global war on terrorism.

The transition period from military to civilian is a critical time psychologically and financially. Some are going through the lengthy process of applying for a service-connected disability and have no other means of support.

9-1-1 Veterans supports the concept of communities taking ownership of "their veterans" by providing any needed support. We have no paid employees which has, to date, allowed us to give 100% of donated funds to this worthy cause.

Read our latest Newsletter here


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"An Hour of Service"
A Concert Event to Raise Funds for
9-1-1 Veterans
Presented by
Long Island Voices
September 11 and 12, 2010

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Press Releases:

Newsday - Chris Delaney runs for Veterans

Ronkonkoma Man Runs to Raise Funds for Veterans