Tens of thousands of U.S. veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are now struggling with life-altering, service-connected injuries and psychological problems. And their adjustment to family and civilian life is made even more difficult when they must wait six months or more to receive merited disability income from the U.S. government. Even then, large numbers live below the poverty level. Through Rebuild Hope Americans help these veterans - and their caregivers and families - overcome short term financial problems and build healthier and more stable lives.

We invite you to join Rebuild Hope now - either as a donor or a beneficiary

Rebuild Hope provides small monthly grants and no-interest loans, helps veterans develop realistic budgets, and offers complementary counseling and referral services. All services are delivered by volunteers as Rebuild Hope has no paid staff. Donors can view veteran profiles on the Rebuild Hope website and easily make donor-advised gifts, knowing that 100% will be distributed to deserving families.

"Your organization is the best! What you do for veterans and their families is truly a blessing." - wife of severely wounded U.S. Marine veteran.

"I can't thank you enough for stepping up to help us as you did, especially for doing it on such short notice. Things are working out great for my family and this would not have been possible without your support." - severely wounded U.S. Air Force veteran.

"Homelessness is the last thing any family expected to happen to them. But that was us, and helpless. It will take more than a thousand words to describe what your help means to us." - wife of severely wounded U.S. Army veteran.

Rebuild Hope has been selected as a finalist in the Joining Forces Community Challenge sponsored by Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden (January 24, 2012)

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