Supporting our veterans is a noble cause, and there are several meaningful ways we can make a difference in their lives. Here are some practical actions you can take to show your support:

Visit Wounded Vets in a Nearby VA Facility

Say Thank You and Mean It

Donate Some Time to a Veteran Organization

Volunteer Your Services to Help Vets in Need

Fight Homelessness, Eviction, and Foreclosure Among Veterans

Perform Home Repairs or Household Chores for a Veteran in Need

Remember, even small gestures can have a big impact.

To help you (and your neighbors) get through these challenging times, there are several easy ideas to boost your community's spirits.

Give your favorite restaurant a much-needed boost by ordering takeout.

Now, more than ever, it’s important to check in on our neighbors—especially those who are elderly or immunocompromised.

Support small businesses in your community.

Use some of your time outdoors by picking up litter and beautifying your community.

Share recipes, gardening, and community outreach ideas.

Become a mentor to those in need.

This mission is to simply empower a person's entrepreneurial spirit.

Belonging to several entrepreneurial groups, we have come across a large number of people who want to start their own business from home but have no idea where to start. These people come from many different backgrounds and are looking for ways to be self-sufficient and help to provide a better way of life for their families.

There are many free tools on the internet to help with guidance, but the vast majority are at a loss on where to find free or affordable tools to help them succeed.

People want to learn what it takes to become successful, learn to have the correct mindset, and learn to have the self-esteem to become more than what they ever dreamed of becoming. They want to learn how to operate a business, be competitive, and provide the best service possible for their target market.

Part of this process is mentorship, finding their strengths and weaknesses, and helping them to overcome any obstacles they may face.

Several of us donate our time to help, but we cannot always afford to help them purchase the necessary items for them to flourish.