Is VFW a worthy charity?

WASHINGTON – The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is proud to announce that the VFW Foundation has been given a four-star rating by Charity Navigator, the site’s highest rating. Founded in 2001, Charity Navigator examines thousands of charities based on financial health and accountability and transparency.

What does the veterans of Foreign Wars do for its members?

The purpose of the VFW is to speed rehabilitation of the nation’s disabled and needy veterans, assist veterans’ widows and orphans and the dependents of needy or disabled veterans, and promote Americanism by means of education in patriotism and by constructive service to local communities.

What is the difference between the American Legion and the veterans of Foreign Wars?

VFW membership is limited to veterans who served in a war zone. American Legion is limited to veterans who served during war time, but without being in a war zone. VFW membership requires you to have been deployed in an overseas theater of operation in wartime or conflict.

How much of my donation goes to VFW?

81.8\%

Does the VFW have a death benefit?

No-Cost Accidental Death Protection All VFW members in good standing receive up to $1,000 of Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance protection, underwritten by Securian Life Insurance Company, at no-cost to the member.

Is veterans Advocacy and Benefits Association legitimate?

The VABA (Veteran’s Advocacy and Benefits Association) is a membership organization of America’s Military Veterans and Veteran supporters working together to ensure our defenders – past, present and future – get the benefits they earned, the services they need and the recognition they deserve.

Are VFW donations tax deductible?

The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Help America’s veterans by making a generous donation to the VFW. Donations to the VFW are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Is Vietnam era veterans a protected class?

Protected veteran status was established under the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Act (VEVRAA) in 1974. It protects veterans from discrimination based on their military service. As a protected veteran, workers are able to request reasonable accommodation to perform their job duties and other things.