Operation Homefront

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served

Special Notes/Funding

Donations.

Description

Operation Homefront’s Critical Financial Assistance program helps military families address critical financial shortfalls. Most often, this means assistance with mortgage payments, rent, utilities, car repairs, home repairs, overdue bills, critical baby items, and groceries. Our process is managed by professional caseworkers who validate financial needs before support is provided. We provide assistance in the form of grants, not loans and pay directly to service providers, or provide a grocery card to families. Operation Homefront’s Transitional Housing (Villages) are designed to enable families to heal together while bridging what can be a lengthy gap between military pay ending and veteran benefits beginning, or when veterans’ disability claims are reviewed and received. The Permanent Homes for Veterans program prepares veterans and their families for homeownership by providing a mortgage-free home and the opportunity to work directly with Operation Homefront caseworkers and financial counselors and learn how to prepare for homeownership. Operation Homefront’s Veteran Caregiver Support program has more than 75 support groups nationwide and provides vital peer-to-peer support for caregivers of our wounded warriors. Since the 9/11 terror attacks, more than two million Americans have served in overseas combat zones. Tens of thousands have returned home with severe physical injuries and devastating psychological wounds, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Eligibility

Wounded, ill, or injured must have actively served in the US military post-9/11 and suffered a post-9/11 wound, illness, or injury in the line of duty. Deployed criteria for a service member of rank E1-E6 and one additional criteria listed online at www.operationhomefront.org.

Fees

None.

Intake Procedure

Apply online at www.operationhomefront.org. Must have proof of all household income.

Service Area

Nationwide.

Geography Served