Volunteer

Volunteering is a huge part of Blue Star Families. We are grateful for each of our volunteers and know we couldn’t support our members without them. Many of our employees also volunteer with other organizations, and we are so thankful for their altruistic spirits. As the saying goes, we make time for the people (and things) that matter most to us, so if you’re looking for ways to stay connected after your military service, maybe becoming a Blue Star Volunteer is for you.

Power of motorsports and road course endurance racing to provide adrenaline therapy and create positive change in the lives of veterans and first responders.

Each year, VA joins the Nation to observe and celebrate [...]

Immersive opportunities are available for the Peace Corps Volunteer program, which offers U.S. citizens 18 and older the chance to fully integrate into a host country community for two years, plus three months of training. The Peace Corps provides housing, a living stipend and a monthly readjustment allowance.

Vietnam Veteran William Pinkleton received the President’s Service Award for more than 15 years (4,300 hours) of volunteer service.

On GivingTuesday, Nov. 28, VA encourages community organizations and individuals to support Veterans with donations or volunteer opportunities.

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.”

Youth volunteers paint stones to sprinkle positivity around VA facilities

Jacob Schwartz says volunteering at Alaska VA was a great way to give back to those who gave so much for his freedoms.

Military service runs deep in the roots of a youth volunteer’s family tree. “It’s always good to be there for our Veterans.”

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.

Whether you’re a student or a professional, taking the time to volunteer at VA offers incredible insight into our mission. Learn more.