Resources / Financial Assistance
State 48 Veterans Association
Statewide Arizona 501(c)(3) offering one-time short-term financial and resource assistance — utilities, household bills, groceries, and unexpected gaps — through an online application portal.
- Cost
- Free
- Coverage
- Statewide Arizona (Arizona)
- Eligibility
- Arizona veterans and their families facing short-term financial hardship
- Availability
- Apply through the online portal at state48va.org; not an emergency mental-health line — the site directs crises to the Veterans Crisis Line (988, press 1, or text 838255)
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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