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The Delaware Veterans Trust, Inc., is a nonprofit corporation as defined by the laws of the State of Delaware. The purpose of Delaware Veterans Trust is to provide financial assistance or grants to assist Delaware Veterans with health care requirements; housing assistance, including utilities, and educational or training programs.

The Delaware Veterans Trust Fund, Inc., accomplishes this by engaging in the following activities:

1) Raising public awareness and advocacy for the Delaware Veterans Trust Fund;

(2) Soliciting grants, donations, gifts, and legacies from other foundations, charitable organizations, veterans’ service organizations, corporations, individuals and other entities to carry out the charitable purposes of the Delaware Veterans Trust Fund;

(3) Raising funds to assist veterans and their families with the expenses associated with shelter and the necessities of living.

The Friends of Delaware Veterans, Inc.

A 501©3 organization, was founded to raise public awareness and advocacy for the Trust Fund. Its mission is to promote contributions, grants, gifts, and legacies from foundations, veteran service organizations, corporations, and individuals to endow the Trust Fund.

Contributions may be made to the Delaware Veterans Trust Fund, 802 Silver Lake Blvd., Suite 100, Dover, DE 19904. For more information you may call the Delaware Commission of Veterans Affairs at (800) 344-9900 or (302) 739-2792.

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