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Nonprofits›Minority Veterans Of America

Public & Societal Benefit

Minority Veterans Of America

TUKWILA, WA

Website

Total revenue

$2.1M

Total expenses

$765K

Net assets

$1.5M

Grants received

$338K

23 grants

EIN

823767850

Tax year

2024

Mission

The mission of minority veterns of america (mva) is to create belonging and advance equity for minority veterans.

Programs

7 programs

Launched july 1, 2024, the community center provides minority veterans, service members, and their families with access to resources, technology, reservable workspaces, educational workshops, and community programming.

Expenses: $177KGrants: $7K

People to people (p2p) engages members through community-based programming. Provides human-centered case management services for minority and underrepresented veteran communities

Expenses: $120KGrants: $100

Established july 1, 2024, this program delivers trainings to community providers and partners to improve services and programs for minority and underrepresented veterans. It also coordinates larger education efforts, including the annual equity, inclusion, and justice summit (formerly part of project thrive).

Expenses: $37K

Formerly part of project thrive, this program became an independent program in 2024. Elp provides training, mentorship, and development opportunities for minority veterans preparing for leadership in their local communities.

Expenses: $21K

Originally created during the covid-19 relief program, this project continued in 2024 by providing gifts and essential items to veterans and families facing financial hardship during the holiday and winter season.

Expenses: $10K

Local communities host events, peer support, and community-building activities around the country, offering veterans opportunities to connect and engage at the local level.

Expenses: $2K

This program provides outdoor recreation opportunities for minority veterans to support healing, wellness, and community connection, while also addressing barriers to accessing outdoor spaces.

Expenses: $7K