The work of the DAV’s Chapters, Auxiliary units, state-level Departments and associated organizations on behalf of disabled veterans in the communities they serve is substantial.

As a new generation of disabled veterans return from service, and the numbers of World War II, Korean, and Vietnam era veterans who need assistance increases, our nations hero’s need your help.

DAV Auxiliary has a community service program dedicated to volunteerism with veterans and/or their families with the area of a local unit. Units put on programs to adopt veterans and/or their families for special holidays, to support back-to-school efforts for children of the deployed, assist with errands, provide respite for caregivers, and much more. To learn how you can get involved in a unit program, email [email protected].

Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics have a wide range of volunteer opportunities available. Whether driving volunteer vans, working directly with patients, VA’s professional staff, in various clinics, or patient wards, a volunteer’s dedication to serve never goes unnoticed. These dedicated men, women, and children are what bring the DAV Auxiliary to its mission of “Making a Difference.”