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Oklahoma Women Veterans Organization
A statewide 501(c)(19) nonprofit founded in 1986 that connects and supports Oklahoma women veterans through chapters in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Lawton-Fort Sill, and northwest Oklahoma City. It provides outreach, mentorship, and scholarship support and advocates on behalf of women veterans.
- Cost
- Not stated on the org's own site
- Coverage
- Oklahoma (Oklahoma)
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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100 Club of Illinois
Nonprofit that provides resources, financial support, access to training, and moral support to the families of first responders killed in the line of duty and to active-duty first responders throughout Illinois. Programs include family assistance, educational assistance for surviving dependents, and first responder wellness and training through its statewide Frontline Resource Network.
Nonprofit that provides resources, financial support, access to training, and moral support to the families of first responders killed in the line of duty and to active-duty first responders throughout Illinois. Programs include family assistance, educational assistance for surviving dependents, and first responder wellness and training through its statewide Frontline Resource Network.
Category: Financial Assistance
Eligibility: Families of first responders killed in the line of duty (as determined by federal criteria) and active-duty first responders; all sworn federal, state, county, and local first responders stationed in Illinois are included (own site)
Arizona Fallen Hero Memorial Riders
Arizona nonprofit honoring the state's fallen first responders and military heroes while supporting the families, coworkers and communities they leave behind — through memorial and wellness rides, its Financial Assistance Program, the United Together Family Support Program, First Responder and Veteran Initiatives, a chaplain program and the Arizona Legacy Scholarship Program.
Arizona nonprofit honoring the state's fallen first responders and military heroes while supporting the families, coworkers and communities they leave behind — through memorial and wellness rides, its Financial Assistance Program, the United Together Family Support Program, First Responder and Veteran Initiatives, a chaplain program and the Arizona Legacy Scholarship Program.
Category: Family Support
Eligibility: Families of fallen Arizona first responders and military heroes, plus serving first responders and veterans (own site)
Arkansas National Guard Foundation
The nonprofit partner of the Arkansas National Guard, providing charitable support to current and retired Guard members, their dependents, and survivors. It administers the Military Family Relief Trust Fund emergency grants, academic and survivor scholarships, survivor outreach, and child and youth programs.
The nonprofit partner of the Arkansas National Guard, providing charitable support to current and retired Guard members, their dependents, and survivors. It administers the Military Family Relief Trust Fund emergency grants, academic and survivor scholarships, survivor outreach, and child and youth programs.
Category: Financial Assistance
Availability: Assistance requests are submitted through a unit Soldier and Family Readiness Specialist or an Air Force Military and Family Readiness Program Specialist
Eligibility: Current members of the Arkansas National Guard or Reserve components and their families who are Arkansas residents; survivors of fallen Arkansas National Guard members
Be Connected — Arizona Coalition for Military Families
Core program of the Arizona Coalition for Military Families: a statewide support line (866-4AZ-VETS) and team of community navigators who listen, provide information and connect Arizona's service members, veterans, families, caregivers and helpers to resources, plus no-cost coaching and career-navigation services.
Core program of the Arizona Coalition for Military Families: a statewide support line (866-4AZ-VETS) and team of community navigators who listen, provide information and connect Arizona's service members, veterans, families, caregivers and helpers to resources, plus no-cost coaching and career-navigation services.
Category: Mental Health
Eligibility: Service members, veterans, family members, caregivers and helpers — 'no wrong door'; resources are offered 'regardless of status or eligibility' (own site guidelines)
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