Sites of Distinction
About The Veterans Advantage Sites of Distinction
In keeping with its ongoing mission, Veterans Advantage acknowledges like-minded sites with its Site of Distinction Award.
Sites of Distinction are awarded after a special Veterans Advantage review of excellence in content and design and a focus on the Respect, Recognition, and Rewards of US Veterans, active duty military, and their families.
If you have a site you would like considered as a Veterans Advantage Site of Distinction, and carry our special seal (shown above) on your Web site, please contact us. Please include both the URL of the site, and why you think the site should be reviewed and awarded.
Some current Sites of Distinction include:
- Warriors Remembered
- Wounded Warrior Project
- Fisher House
- Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
- Give an Hour
- Vietnam Veterans of America
- The USO
- Armed Forces Foundation
- Disabled American Veterans
- Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund
- National Veterans Legal Service Program
- The Patriot Foundation: Supporting Families of Ft. Bragg
- A Means to Heal: Veterans Memorials Across the US
- Give a Vet a Chance
- Mesothelioma.com Veteran Medical Support
- NavyVets.com
- Veterans Health Council
- Citizen Sam
- HelpThemCallHome.Org
- Cell Phones for Soldiers
- VFW Post 7539
- Air Compassion for Veterans
- Home of the Brave Quilt Project
- Operation Support for Deployed Military
- Home of the Brave Quilt Project - Arizona Chapter
- Operation: Care and Comfort
- Marine Comfort Quilts
- Operation Quiet Comfort
- Military Money Matters
- Angels of Mercy
- Operation Troop Aid
- Hooah 4 Health
- American Veterans Aid Fund
- Soldiers Angels
- National Coalition for Homeless Veterans
- Iraq War Veterans Organization, Inc
- Operation First Response
- Vets 4 Vets
- Serving Those Who Serve
- Soldiers’, Sailors’, Marines’, CoastGuard and Airmens’ Club
- 4 Military Families
- Vietnam Women’s Memorial Foundation
- Blinded Veterans Association
- Mehadi Foundation
- Veterans Aid
- Hoosiers Veterans Assistance Foundation of Indiana
- Army Emergency Relief
- Summit Supports our Troops
- United We Serve
- US Troop Support Foundation
- Our Military Kids
- Angel Flights for Veterans
- Give 2 the Troops
- Thanks USA
- Illinois Women’s Military and Civilian Memorial
- Warrior Foundation
- National Next of Kin Registry
- Veterans Outreach Center
- Society of Military Widows
- Freedom Alliance
- Project Prayer Flag
- Gulf War Veterans Resource Pages
- Tee it up for the Troops
- Letters From Home
- American Red Cross
- Coast Guard Mutual Assistance
- Operation Homefront
- Vet Jobs
- Army Aviation Association of America
- The Soldiers Project
- Home for our Troops
- Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes
- Air Warrior Courage Foundation
- Fleet Reserve Association
- Marine Parents
- Veterans and Families
- Daughters of the American Revolution
- Navy Marine Corp Relief Society
- We Do Care
- Air Force Aid Society
- The Veterans Coalition
- Women in Military Service for America Memorial
- Unmet Needs
- Strategic Outreach to Families of all Reservists
- Operation Gratitude
- Military Spouse Resource Center
- Blue Star Mothers of America
- Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund
- Coming Home Project
- Advocacy and Intelligence Index for POW-MIA
- Wounded Warrior Project
- Veterans Assistance Foundation
- Swords to Plowshares
- Recruit Military
- Pen Pals for Soldiers
- National Association of Black Veterans
- Freedom is not Free
- Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve
- Operation Enduring Christmas
- Sew Much Comfort
- Family Security Matters
- Yellow Ribbon America
- Any Soldier
- Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund
- New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans
- The Richard C Rescorla Memorial Foundation
Resources
From the Blog: Our Founder's View
African American History Month: Honoring Former Veterans Advantage Member Bill Holloman
We hope you enjoy reading our profile of William "Bill" Holloman, a former Veterans Advantage member. Bill passed away a few years after we originally worked with him on the piece, but his legacy is alive and well today. As one of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, he helped pioneer the way for millions of African Americans who served our nation with honor. "We were the forerunners of the civil rights movement. We opened the door…and it has taken years for people to recognize our contribution to the war," he once said. MORE.
