Veterans Honor Fund Announces Release of Veteran Candidate Resources
American Veterans Honor Fund is pleased to announce the launch of an all-new Veteran Candidate Guide for military veterans interested in exploring the idea of
4 Reasons Why Veterans Make Great Candidates
Running for public office is a serious commitment for any individual. The amount of time, energy, money and other resources required to run a successful
A Values Guide to Running for Office as a Veteran
Running for political office — whether on a local, state, or federal level — is no light undertaking. Much work must be done before a candidate
Running for Office as a Veteran? What You Need to Know
The political environment in America can be challenging, but the opportunity to represent a community of people in office is an opportunity that few are
Are Veterans More Likely to Run for Office?
While the number of citizens serving in the various branches of the United States military has been on the decline since the 1970s, public perception
Veterans Serving in the 116th Congress
The new class of American lawmakers were officially sworn in to their new duties in January 2019. The incoming class was elected in the 2018
Top 10 Veterans Benefits You May Not Know About
In past articles, we’ve covered a number of policy-related issues regarding Veteran Benefits and healthcare. In this article, we want to take a different approach
Understanding What the MISSION ACT Guidelines Means for Our Veterans
When we look back at 2018 it’s clear that The Department of Veterans Affairs (the VA) was in a state of turmoil. Suffering through high
American Veterans Honor Fund 2018 Year In Review
Celebrating the Victories and Accomplishments that Benefited Our Nation’s Veteran Heroes. As we approach the new year and look to the future it’s always nice
2018 Election Recap – Veterans On the Rise and Issues in the Spotlight
The midterm elections were characterized by divisiveness and deep-rooted party loyalty. The House flipped as predicted while the GOP retained the majority in the Senate.