Vets Experience

The Western New York Community Veterans Engagement Board works diligently to improve the lives of Veterans in the Buffalo, New York, area.

After Action Network is a comprehensive, data-driven resource referral network that also serves as the local Community Veterans Engagement Board (CVEB). 

The Military Child Education Coalition's vision is that every military-connected child is college, workforce, and life-ready.

Bowlers to Veterans Link non-profit recently donated $100K to VA. The funds were used to support VA's Compassionate Care Corps and tele-yoga programs for Veterans.

VA has renewed a partnership with the Boulder Crest Foundation to continue to work together and share best practices to improve the lives of Veterans.

Team Rubicon, a Veteran-led non profit, has launched the Emergency Food Assistance Program to help at-risk Americans with food delivery.

Starting on June 17, complete the 1776 challenge by performing daily exercises and goals with Team RWB and Veterans across the country virtually. Finishers get a free patch! Veterans get a free Nike t-shirt for signing up with Team RWB.

Zero to Three offers free resources to help Veteran and military families raising children. With their tools, you can help kids grow strong physically, cognitively and emotionally.

Upgrading technological tools for VA's Patient Advocates helps Veterans and staff to better track concerns and compliments, and use data to make continuous improvements to VA overall.

All Post 9/11 Veterans are eligible for 12 free mentor sessions with industry leaders from Fortune 500 companies and other experts who want to give back.

VA Chaplains are using tech to connect Veteran patients with their families and friends at VA Community Living Centers across the country.

Veterans can update their VA profile information, including address and phone number, to ensure timely delivery of benefits and services at VA.gov.