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  • Serve Veterans on 9/11: Make a lasting impact by volunteering at VA

    Serve Veterans on 9/11: Make a lasting impact by volunteering at VA

    Honor 9/11 by volunteering at VA and support Veterans through meaningful VA service opportunities that strengthen communities and inspire lasting impact.

  • Because they served: VA volunteers honored for community impact

    Because they served: VA volunteers honored for community impact

    VA Volunteers at the Louis A. Johnson VAMC were nominated and selected as the first Hometown Heart Award for outstanding volunteerism and community impact.

  • 500 volunteers, one mission: Rebuilding for those who served

    500 volunteers, one mission: Rebuilding for those who served

    Volunteers renovated the Veterans Resource Center in Dallas, rebuilding a space that supports those facing homelessness and housing instability.

  • Navy Veteran found healing in Vietnam after 54 years

    Navy Veteran found healing in Vietnam after 54 years

    Veteran Phil Yates returns to Vietnam after 54 years on a volunteer mission, providing wheelchairs and finding healing, closure, and peace.

  • Stronger together: One day, 250 million acts of kindness

    Stronger together: One day, 250 million acts of kindness

    Good Neighbor Day America is a National Day of Service on May 16, 2026, calling on Americans to complete 250 million acts of kindness.

  • Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Volunteers and staff joined the Point-in-Time Count to connect homeless individuals with vital resources, support and pathways to stability.

  • Volunteer leads with compassion

    Volunteer leads with compassion

    Donna Majeskie was awarded VA Volunteer of the Month and shares her story of compassion that blossomed while caring for her Veteran father.

  • Celebrating National Salute to Veteran Patients Week

    Celebrating National Salute to Veteran Patients Week

    During the week of Valentines Day, VA honors Veterans by celebrating them during National Salute to Veteran Patients Week.

  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Day of service to honor Veterans

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Day of service to honor Veterans

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an annual National Day of Service for the community.

  • Veteran volunteer gives 28,000 hours

    Veteran volunteer gives 28,000 hours

    Maggie DeRee has a 25-year relationship with VA, clocking in nearly 28,000 volunteer hours.

  • Join VA in supporting a National Day of Service, April 23

    Join VA in supporting a National Day of Service, April 23

    Make a pledge to volunteer during VetServe 2025 and the national day of service on April 23.

  • Keeping our Vets warm

    Keeping our Vets warm

    Lulu Bang learned there was a large population of unhoused Veterans in Central Ohio and she wanted to help keep them warm.

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Last updated September 16, 2026

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