How to Donate to Disabled American Veterans

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Numerous organizations perform charitable services on behalf of disabled American veterans, including the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) organization, which acts as a conduit between civilians who contribute to this cause and needy veterans. To make a donation, the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) nonprofit conducts an official fund-raising program with notably simple procedures precisely for this purpose.

1 Donate by Mail

The DAV nonprofit organization is the official voice of the nation's wartime disabled vets.

2 Write a check

Write a check payable to Disabled American Veterans, or compile a cash contribution.

3 Write a note

Write a note that includes your email address and a request for email confirmation once your gift is received.

Donating to the DAV is as simple as mailing a check or clicking a few buttons online.

4 Send your check or cash and note or and

Send your check or cash and note in a sealed, stamped envelope to:

5 Disabled American Veterans Attn

Disabled American Veterans Attn: Gift Processing P.O. Box 14301 Cincinnati, OH 45250-1301

6 Confirm that the DAV

Confirm that the DAV has received your mailed donation by checking your email for the requested confirmation.

7 Donate Online

8 Log on

Log on to dav.org/donate to access the donations webpage of the DAV's website.

9 Click the Donate feature

Click the "Donate" feature located at the far left of the webpage.

10 Fill out the DAV's

Fill out the DAV's online payment form with the requisite information concerning your selected gift type and amount, personal billing data and credit card numbers.

11 Process

Process and confirm your donation as directed by the webpage instructions once you've completed the online form.

Elissa Bassini has been writing since 2001. She has been a law firm associate, judicial intern and a teaching assistant/research consultant at the University of Pennsylvania, where she received a 2005 Writers Capstone Honor. Her writing appears in university curricula, research and marketing materials. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, summa cum laude, and a Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania.

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