FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I support Veterans Rebuilding Life?
Veterans Rebuilding Life is the only registered nonprofit in the U.S. to allocate 100% of all donations toward the humanitarian mission. No profit is made by our volunteer staff, ensuring that every penny truly counts.
What sets you apart from other charities?
By refusing to allow external support to influence the mission, Veterans Rebuilding Life is free to operate in an ethical manner, that’s beneficial to those we serve, without compromise.
What have others said about Veterans Rebuilding Life?
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- 2025 Platinum NGO
- 2024 Platinum NGO
- 2023 Platinum NGO
- 2022 Platinum NGO
- 2021 Platinum NGO
- 2020 Platinum NGO
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DONATIONS
Do you accept used items for donation?
NO
Unfortunately we cannot accept used items for donation. To schedule a pickup of used items, contact the Vietnam Veterans of America.
Is my donation tax deductible?
YES
Veterans Rebuilding Life is a 501(c)(3) NGO registered with the Internal Revenue Service. All donations are tax exempt under Title 26 of the United States Code. Online donations receive an emailed receipt upon submission of payment. Mailed donations receive a printed receipt within 5 business days.
How do I know my donation will reach those in need?
Veterans Rebuilding Life is registered with the IRS as a tax exempt charity in good standing. All financial records are available at GuideStar. To learn how donations are used click here.
MISSIONS
Why help kids overseas?
More than one-quarter of children in war zones suffer the same PTSD symptoms as combat veterans. It is paramount to the veterans healing process that a direct emotional connection is estsablished with the children they assist. Learn more
How do you know they aren't linked to terror?
All candidates undergo rigorous security screenings to qualify for treatment. Even suspicion of an affiliation to a terrorism results in disqualification. (Disqualified candidates cannot re-apply for treatment).
What happens after treatment?
Child patients are issued a temporary medical visa that expires upon completion of their treatment. All patients are escorted from the medical facility to the airport, where they board a return flight to their home country.