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In 2022, 96% of funds were expended toward direct program services for veterans and their families.


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Who is Sam Juan? A trailblazing Army veteran, artist and advocate whose courage, service and honesty earned her recognition as DAV’s 2026 Disabled American Veteran of the Year.

Read more about her journey and why she was chosen for this special award here: . … See MoreSee Less

National Adjutant Barry Jesinoski reflects on an impactful year of DAV supporting veterans, their families and caregivers. … See MoreSee Less

Noah Omura was selected as the top 2026 DAV Scholarship recipient for his outstanding dedication to supporting veterans through 5 years of volunteerism. He started the Mats for Vets program, coordinated activities for disabled veterans at his local VA community center and volunteered in various roles at his local VA hospital. Omura accepted his award at the 2026 DAV & Auxiliary National Convention in Orlando, Florida, on Aug. 1. … See MoreSee Less

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