Regional Veteran Resource Directory
Welcome to the NCW Veterans Info Resource Directory. This is where we list all sorts of service providers, non-profits, and businesses that work with or cater to veterans. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact us with details so we can find and post it for you.
All Service Organization
A group that sponsors and participates in many veteran-related motorcycle (and other) charity events each year, and as a non-profit organization, donates to various veteran causes.
The American Legion in Tonasket is very active within their community, supporting local youth through scholarships and hosting daily lunch specials.
The Electric City American Legion makes its home at the Veteran Services Center on Coulee Boulevard and hosts regular blood drives.
The Oroville American Legion is a popular “watering hole” and community event location while also supporting local youth and veterans near the border.
Often teaming up with the VFW or other Legion posts, Post 28 is very active in their community, supporting veterans, families, and patriotic youth.
The American Legion is Brewster is a pillar of the veterans community at the confluence of the Okanogan and Columbia rivers.
The Twisp American Legion is a pillar of patriotism, youth mentorship, and veterans and community support in Twisp and the Methow valley.
The Moses Lake American Legion is a great place to meet for a bite to eat and catch up with old friends. They actively support patriotism and veterans in their community.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 24, serves most of Grant county – Quincy, George, Moses Lake, Ephrata, Soap Lake and the surrounding area.
Combat Veterans International (CVI) is a non-profit dedicated to assisting all veterans, with an emphasis on combat veterans, though a common interest in motorcycling.
The Wenatchee American Legion is very active in their community, particularly in supporting veterans and their families in need as well as the schools.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chelan/Manson focuses on youth and education programs, troop support, and community service.