Give & Empower
Your donation directly supports student veterans as they transition from military service to successful civilian careers.
Invest in Student Veterans’ Futures
At Student Veterans of America® (SVA), we empower those who have served by providing access to our leadership trainings, research, chapter resources, and advocacy.
Why Give?
Your support helps student veterans succeed in higher education and beyond. Your contribution helps provide scholarships, professional development and programs that connect veterans with mentors, internships, and job opportunities. Every donation provides an opportunity to assist those who served to thrive in their next chapter. Give today and make a lasting impact.
Ways to Give
- Donate Online – Provide a one-time or monthly gift to help SVA raise awareness and support student veterans nationwide.
- Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) – Federal employees can donate to Student Veterans of America through the Combined Federal Campaign by using the code: 25807.
- Corporate and Foundation Giving – Corporate sponsorships through financial, in-kind or volunteer contributions and grants are vital to many of the programs we provide for student veterans. Please visit our Partners and Supporters page for more information or email [email protected]
- Community Fundraisers – Visit our fundraising page to start your campaign today!
- PayPal Giving Fund – Donate with PayPayl Giving Fund to Student Veterans of America
Give by Check
Mail your tax deductable donation to:
Student Veterans of America
655 15th Street NW, Suite 320
Washington, D.C. 20005
Non-Cash Giving
Maximize your impact with smart giving options like Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs), stocks or Qualified Charitable Distributions (such as an IRA). These giving methods may offer significant tax benefits, allowing you to make an even greater difference for student veterans.
Corporate Match
Many employers sponsor a matching gift program—it's an easy way to double your impact and maximize your support for student veterans. Ask if your company offers this benefit.
Estate Giving
Create a lasting legacy by naming SVA as a beneficiary in your estate plans. You can designate a specific amount, a percentage of your assets, or make the organization a beneficiary of your life insurance policy.
Donate Your Car to Support Student Veterans
Through our partnership with Vehicles for Veterans, you can turn your unused car, truck, motorcycle, or boat into a powerful tool for supporting student veterans. Your tax-deductible vehicle donation helps fund programs that provide scholarships, mentorship, and career development opportunities for veterans transitioning to civilian life. The donation process is simple, free, and benefits a great cause—empowering those who have served as they pursue higher education. Visit Vehicles for Veterans to learn more and make a difference today!
Participate in Research
Your voice matters! Student Veterans of America conducts research to protect and enhance the Forever G.I. Bill, inform policymakers, and strengthen programs that support student veterans. By participating in our research efforts, you help shape policies and initiatives that directly impact the veteran community. A few minutes of your time can help make a difference in the future of student veterans nationwide.
Become a Partner
SVA is committed to building a strong network of partners who share our mission to empower student veterans and military-affiliated students. Through collaboration with corporations, nonprofits, and foundations, we expand research, advocacy, and chapter programs that help student veterans develop the skills and experience needed for success. Join us in making a lasting impact—connect with us today to explore partnership opportunities.
Student Veterans of America® values transparency and is proud to maintain a Gold Seal of Transparency from GuideStar and a 97% / Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator. Our CFC code is 25807.
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Your Generosity Fuels the Success of Student Veterans Across the Country
Be part of the solution and help empower student veterans