Your Support, Their Strength: Help Us Serve Those Who Served
Support the Cause: Projects That Need Your Help to Assist Fellow Veterans
If you’re a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces, you may have access to educational benefits through veteran assistance programs. In addition to helping veterans attend traditional four-year colleges, these benefits can also be applied to vocational schools and apprenticeships.
Want to go back to work?
Vocational rehabilitation specialists who work for Paralyzed Veterans of America are here to support you in reentering the workforce! Each month, we’ll share valuable information to help you navigate your career journey and make the most of the resources available . This month, we’re excited to introduce the Social Security Disability “Ticket to Work” Plan, which offers four helpful resources to assist in your transition back to work. Click on the article below to download it in MS Word format and learn more about these opportunities.
Discover the latest in veteran support with The Benefits Box, a service provided by PVA’s National Service Officers. This month’s edition, brought to you by PVA Health and Benefits Specialist II Charles Tocci, highlights the groundbreaking ReWalk Exoskeleton System. Learn how this innovative technology is making a difference for veterans. To find out more about the ReWalk Exoskeleton and other valuable resources, click the button below for the full article.
Links To Other Helpful Organizations
Keystone PVA is one of 33 chapters of the national Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA), based in Washington, D.C. We collaborate with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, which plays a crucial role in addressing multiple sclerosis (MS)—the leading spinal cord disease affecting military veterans. To learn more about our partnership and how we’re working together to support veterans affected by MS, click the button below for full details.
Bylaws – Keystone PVA
Bylaws for Keystone Paralyzed Veterans of America last revised 15 August 2015
IRS information
When you're looking for tax information, you want it to be quick and easy. That’s why the IRS redesigned its website to be more user-friendly. Discover the top 10 reasons to visit IRS.gov and how it can make your tax experience simpler. Click the button below for more detailed information.
BE VERY WARY!
From time to time, we share important updates to help you avoid scams, unethical practices, and other issues that may affect you as a member of Keystone PVA. This information, provided by the national PVA office, is designed to keep you informed and protected. Click the button below to read the full details and stay up to date.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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get in touch
PVA National Service Offices:
Pittsburgh: 412-395-6255, 800-795-3629
Philadelphia:
215-381-3057, 800-795-3628
Volunteer and Donation Inquiries:
Agnes Strang (Volunteer Coordinator):
412-781-2474 or 800-775-9323
Key Programs & Projects Needing Support
Wheelchair Sports & Recreation: Funding to send athletes to national games.
Facility Upgrades: Expanding space for wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
Veteran Care Programs: Supporting veterans through special projects like
Easter Bags for Hospitalized Vets.
Financial Transparency
Keystone PVA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, ensuring that all donations are used effectively. An annual audit is conducted by an independent third party, and financial reports are submitted to the IRS to ensure transparency.