In the service of Homeless, Homebound and Hospitalized Veterans
In the service of Homeless, Homebound and Transitioning Veterans
In the service of Disability-rated, Transitioning, Unemployed and Nutrient Deprived Veterans
There comes a moment in most of our lives that we could use some hope and a little help. Should this be one of those moments for you, please contact the United Relief Foundation even if you reside outside the Illinois and Wisconsin service areas.
We also encourage you to call the Veterans Crisis Line at 800.273.8255 ext. 1 or visit the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Make the Connection [click here] website, which has a wide range of information and resources.
For the most part, the United Relief Foundation quietly goes about doing good deeds in providing hope and help to the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
I believe every generous act should be a rewarding experience, which is the spirit of United Relief Foundation’s core principle in making a connection between those wanting to help and those in need.
Also, with so many Veterans in need, my experience has been all good deeds are significant and the reason for United Relief Foundation’s second core principle of compounding the good done.
We welcome you to Stand Tall with the United Relief Foundation, and if not with the United Relief Foundation, I urge you to search out a Veteran in need and do a single good deed yourself or with another Veteran support organization.
In the service of those who have served,
Frank Salato
Founding President
888.718.0989 ext.1
MAY IS NATIONAL MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH
National Military Appreciation Month (NMAM) is celebrated every May and is a declaration that encourages U.S. citizens to observe the month in a symbol of unity. NMAM honors the current and former members of the U.S. Armed Forces, including those who have died in the pursuit of freedom.
Standing Tall with the United Relief Foundation is one way to make tangible and lasting differences in the lives of the Veterans in need we serve.
We've posted two VA produced videos that communicate simple acts you can do on your own.
