AMERICAN VETERANS WWII AUX
EIN 23-7074247 · Commemorative Events (A84)
What they do
WE SERVE VETERANS, THEIR FAMILIES and COMMUNITIES. WE FOCUS ON COMMUNITY SERVICE and YOUTH DEVELOPMENT; PROVIDING CAREER CHANGE, NURSING and YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS; ASSISTING HOSPITALIZED VETERANS; SENDING LOVE and SUPPORT to ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL, AS WELL AS DEMONSTRATING PATRIOTISM and CIVIC ENGAGEMENT. IN ADDITION to THE ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES, THE AMVETS LADIES AUXILIARY PROGRAMS ACTIVELY SUPPORT THE FREEDOMS FOUNDATION to FOSTER AMERICAN HISTORY and CIVIC ENGAGEMENT; JOHN TRACY CLINIC for DEAF and HEARING-IMPAIRED YOUTH AGES 18 MONTHS to 5 YEARS; PENRICKTON CENTER for BLIND and MULTI-DISABLED CHILDREN FROM BIRTH to 12 YEARS OLD; PAWS WITH A CAUSE ASSISTANCE DOG TRAINING for PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES; ST JUDES CHILDRENS RESEARCH HOSPITAL; and THE VETERANS AFFAIRS VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAMS.
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ContactDEB DAVISTREASURER
Mailing address1535 48TH ST, KENTWOOD, MI 49508
Main phone(616) 723-1178 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 1970
- County
- Kent
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