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VOIEF

Veterans of Operation Iraqi/Enduring Freedom (VOIEF), makes a significant difference in their lives. We help those who have served or continue to serve in Desert Storm, Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and future operations within the Iraq and Afghanistan regions. Our service members and Veterans across the United States need assistance with

  • Education
  • Job training, job placement, and health care (referrals      beyond that provided by the VA)
  • Domestic issues including family needs while a spouse or      parent who is deployed, housing, or other needs the veteran, and current      soldiers may incur such as utilities, food, clothing etc..

Assisting our wounded and immediate families is the least we can do after everything they have sacrificed for us with

  • Travel, lodging, and clothing
  • Navigating paperwork associated with the Veterans Administration
  • Financial and educational assistance
  • Providing a place of comfort while the soldier is recuperating or coming home

VOIEF offers assistance with no repayment responsibility. In addition, we provide encouragement, comradery, and access to counseling resources for those who have already returned from Iraq and Afghanistan. Providing assistance and support to those suffering from PTSD symptoms that gives them hope and a path to acclimate back into society with a sense of dignity. VOIEF membership is free to all service members, and veterans. As a 501 (c) 3 organization, day-to-day operations are funded with your help through:

  • Individual donations, corporate sponsorships, grants, and fundraising activities.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of so many who ensure our freedom.

Mission Statement: To enhance the quality of living for our men and women who have fought and who continue fighting for our country in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and future operations within the Iraq and Afghanistan regions by helping those in need, and those suffering from the symptoms of PTSD.

 
 


 
 
 

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