The Association
A new generation
of veterans organization.
The National Veterans Benefits Association is being organized as a national veterans membership organization under Section 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code.
NVBA is being built around veterans benefits education, member resources, technology, organization, and lifelong support.
Leadership
Built by people
who understand
service.
Veterans should know who is behind an organization before trusting it with their information. NVBA publishes its leadership, its funding model, and the limits of what it does.
NVBA is an independent membership organization. It is not a law firm, a claims company, or a government agency, and it does not represent veterans before any federal agency.
[Founder Name]
[Founder & Executive Director]
[One to two sentence biography. Include military service, professional background, and why this person is building NVBA.]
[Leader Name]
[Director of Member Services]
[One to two sentence biography covering benefits education or member services experience.]
[Leader Name]
[Director of Technology]
[One to two sentence biography covering platform, privacy, and data security responsibility.]
[Advisor Name]
[Board Advisor]
[One to two sentence biography. Advisors should be listed only with written permission.]
How we are funded
Membership
supported.
NVBA is organized as a nonprofit veterans membership association under Section 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code, funded by member dues rather than fees taken out of benefits.
NVBA never takes a percentage of compensation or back pay, never charges contingency fees, and never sells member information.
What NVBA is
An independent veterans membership association organized under Section 501(c)(19).
An education organization that explains benefits programs in plain language.
An organizing tool that helps veterans keep their service, family, and benefits information in one place.
What NVBA is not
Not a government agency, and not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Not a law firm and not a disability claims company.
Not a paid claims consultant, and never a percentage of your benefits.
[PLACEHOLDER — VA accreditation status to be confirmed in writing before launch. NVBA makes no claim of VA accreditation, VA recognition, or authority to represent veterans in disability claims.]