VA Volunteers

VetServe is a celebration of service and a call-to-action to encourage Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors to serve in their community.

The 22 southern Nevada students from community high schools contributed 2,849 volunteer hours in 10 VA services.

VA celebrates 25,000+ volunteers who dedicate their time and talents to our nation's Veterans.

Marine Vietnam Veteran Joseph Prevo and Louise, his wife of 62 years, volunteer daily at the at the Chattanooga VA clinic. “I just love it here.”

Bay Pines CDCE chief: “This is a great opportunity for Veterans and student volunteers to share experiences and learn from one another.”

After a hurricane and his wife’s passing, a Marine Corps Veteran took a dark turn. VA helped. Today he's Shreveport’s Volunteer of the Year.

Volunteer Week: Albert El is the curator volunteer at the Philadelphia VA museum. He sometimes works in his Civil War-era military uniform.

Volunteer as part of VetServe 2023 and help give back to your community and support Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors.

Make the pledge to volunteer during VetServe 2023 and the national day of service on April 21. Whether you choose to plant a tree, package boxes at a local food bank or offer to serve with a nonprofit, what matters most is that you go out and engage.

VA volunteers and Habitat for Humanity saved Veteran from moving out of the state, providing her a home of her own.

Army Veteran Joe Dealey was promoted to Knight of Grace in 2017 and awarded the Service Medal of the Order of St. John for serving the sick and poor by Queen Elizabeth II.

Central Ohio VA employees were invited on stage to tell Veterans about VA health care at the 2022 VetsAid benefit concert.