The U.S. Veterans Network was established in Texas April 1986 for the purpose of helping local veterans with employment. Upon inception, our intention was not to be a "charity" for veterans, but rather an organization that was able to assist veterans with a hand up, not a hand out.
Over the years the USVN has evolved from just helping to employ veterans to also donating funds to various veteran and non veteran related causes.
In this way, we can help veterans in many different ways - by donating to the many veterans groups and also by providing many veterans a way to earn their living by selling our flags, flagpoles, and advertisements for our newsletter The Veterans Gazette.
We also provide direct support to our military personnel who are currently deployed overseas through letters of encouragement, care packages, and other necessities that will remind our troops of how much they are supported and loved. We remind them of our great appreciation for their contribution to each and every one of us on the home front.
We are contacted on a daily basis from groups and organizations seeking funds or product donations for their cause, and although we cannot help all of them - we do what we can!
A portion of all flag sales generated from our flag websites goes to help many worthwhile community projects including the American Legion.
Some of the other groups and organizations we donate funds or flags to are:
VFW
DAV
PVA
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts Of America
The Hugs Project
The USO
Veteran's War Memorial of Texas
Hike For Heroes
Can one man rally Americans to stand up and help our warrior citizens?
SPC Troy Yocum backed by a team is taking on the challenge of raising the needed $5 million by hiking 7000 miles across America while drumming. The journey will take 15 months passing through 25 states and 25 large cities. Troy will have to average over 20 miles a day while enduring each season. The idea for the hike has been evolving since Troy joined the Army in 2001 but it is now when our economy is struggling and military families are in most need that he will put one foot in front of another. Read more here.
You can fill out and submit an application for VA health benefits using an online form. You may also use a paper form that you download, save for later submission, print and fax or mail back to VA. If you do not want to use the online form or cannot print at home, VA will mail you an application form. You can request an application or get help with it by calling VA at 1-877-222-VETS (8387) Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).
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U.S. Veterans Network
5111 N. 10th St. PMB #235
McAllen, TX 78504
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