America's VetDogs, a subsidary of the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, provides service and guide dogs for disabled veterans, occuaptional therapy dogs to work with amputees in miltiary and VA hospitals, and combat stress relief dogs to be deployed overseas.

Fisher House Foundation supports service members as they undergo treatment and care at medical centers across the country.  Fisher House provides families free accommodations at nearby facilities, affording those recovering from combat-related injuries some of the comforts of home. 

The Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation distributes funds to the families of fallen Marines and Federal law enforcement officials, providing many sons and daughters the opportunity to attend college. 

Rivers of Recovery provides rehabilitative therapy for wounded veterans and the family members of fallen soldiers.  Through outdoor experiences such as fishing trips, the program helps veterans overcome combat-related psychological and physical injuries, providing them with a lifelong support network among fellow veterans and volunteers.

The National Organization on Disability's Army Wounded Warriors Career Demonstration Program provides full-time career specialists  to council veterans during their re-entry into civilian life and assistance with local educational, employment, and other career-related advice and services.

Run by the Southeastern Guide Dogs non-profit organization, Paws for Patriots places guide dogs with wounded military veterans and provides certified instructors to train them.  They pair veterans recovering from combat injuries with therapy dogs while they spend time at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Bethesda Naval Hospital.  

The Special Operations Fund is dedicated to the brave individuals serving in the special operations forces of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force.  The fund provides financial support for family members of personnel who have died in combat, focusing on sponsoring higher education for children. 

Segs4Vets provides wounded service members with Segway transports, helping them maintain an active, high quality of life despite their injuries. 

The Vail Veterans Program is committed to building the confidence of wounded warriors by providing them and their family members the opportunity to ski and snowboard in Colorado. 

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation assists the families of special operations personnel killed in training or combat.  This foundation offers immediate financial assistance to severely wounded special operations personnel and scholarships which make it possible for the children of fallen Special Operations personnel to attend college.  

ThanksUSA seeks to "thank" the men and women of the U.S. armed forces by providing college, technical and vocational school scholarships for their children and spouses.  The recipients of these scholarships include family of service members from all branches of the armed services including the Guard and Reserves and wounded and fallen. 

Spirit of America meets needs identified by American military personnel in Iraq, Afghanistan and Africa for goods that will help local people. Their goal is to improve relations, make our troops safer and save lives.

The Travis Manion Foundation was created in honor of Travis Manion (USMC) who was killed in combat in Iraq in 2007.  The Foundation works to honor the fallen and promote service to community and country.  

Led by General Pete Chiarelli (ret.), One Mind for Research plays a leading role in the research on TBI and post-traumatic stress. They also work to revolutionize the way brain research is funded, combining private philanthropy, government funding, and corporate investment  to accelerate the research-to-cure time frame exponentially.