Offers a membership organization for veterans to join together on a voluntary basis to promote mutual interests and provide programs for the community. The cornerstone of AMVETS membership is the local post. Varying in size from 10 members to more than 2,000 in some cases, each AMVETS post conducts programs and activities related to the state and national organization’s goals and objectives.

Provides grants for general operating support; provides scholarships;facilitates community cultural planning effort; serves as a clearinghouse for information about the cultural sector and produces an annual Guide to Arts & Culture in the Dayton Region. Provides technical assistance to individual artists and non-profit organizations who need help in an arts-related area.

Provides support for medical centers across the country to build and provide research for medical conditions and raises millions of dollars every year to combat heart disease and cancer, and to help handicapped kids.

Offers membership to service clubs for veterans of U.S. Armed Forces that aim to preserve freedom, support veterans and active military, and provide community service.

Offers membership to locally operated veteran's groups (posts) that focus on bettering their communities by organizing special projects and events. Addresses specific issues and concerns of veterans and active duty military personnel.

Serves as a congressionally chartered war Veterans organization. Composed of combat Veterans as well as active-duty, Guard and Reservists.

Program that educates calls members about resources of the community. Classes run from September through June.

Works to make local communities better through leadership, partnership, and service.

Provides financial support to selected community projects. Awards up to 15 grants per year.

The Arts Council brings to the county professionals in every arts discipline. It arranges concerts, performances, workshops, classes, and exhibits for the public including the elderly, handicapped, and economically disadvantaged. It develops special school and summer programming for children, a major focus of the Council since its founding. It encourages local artists in all fields, underwrites arts events for the community festivals and celebrations and provides incentives and recognition for arts achievement. Anyone who is interested may join, contribute, or participate. Countywide membership includes people of all ages and racial and ethnic backgrounds.

Offers a membership organization for veterans to join together on a voluntary basis to promote mutual interests and provide programs for the community. The cornerstone of AMVETS membership is the local post. Varying in size from 10 members to more than 2,000 in some cases, each AMVETS post conducts programs and activities related to the state and national organization’s goals and objectives.

Offers membership to an organization that assists veterans and/or their families (including widows and orphans of deceased veterans) in obtaining the benefits that they are entitled to. Develops public policy proposals designed to improve the quality of life for Vietnam era veterans (and others), especially in the areas of employment, education, vocational training, and health.

Members are veterans who have joined together on a voluntary basis to promote mutual interests. Offer assistance to veterans and their families in emergency or hardship situations.

Promotes civic responsibility and volunteer community service.

Hosts Veterans organization. Facility provides facilities for: - Medina City American Legion Post 202. - American Veterans (AMVETS) 1990. - Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Chapter 72. - Vietnam Veterans of Americal (VVA) Chapter 385.

A service club that primarily helps with eyeglasses, however will try to assist those in need.

Provides veterans and their dependents United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) accredited Veterans Service Officers (VSOs) to assist them in understanding VA benefits and in filing claims. Provides services such as explaining benefits, filling out forms, forwarding claims for processing and representing veterans in appeals.

Member organization for veterans who are paralyzed due to spinal cord injury or disease. Offers human services, adaptive sports, information, referral and advocacy regarding benefits, legal rights, vocational rehabilitation and other related topics.

Offers assistance to Clark County individuals with permanent physical, intellectual or developmental disabilities. Our emphasis is on children. As funds allow, assistance also to adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Limited funds are available for adults with physical disabilities.

Member organization for veterans who are paralyzed due to spinal cord injury or disease. Offers human services, adaptive sports, information, referral and advocacy regarding benefits, legal rights, vocational rehabilitation and other related topics.

Service organization that provides assistance with purchasing corrective lenses for those with an eligible diagnosis.

Offers membership to service clubs for veterans of U.S. Armed Forces that aim to preserve freedom, support veterans and active military, and provide community service.

Provides a non-profit organization that offers membership to local veterans with the focus on assisting individuals who are currently homeless, displaced, and other Veterans in need. Organizes special events such as annual Summit County Stand Down, the annual God and County Dinner, and ongoing projects with the local Veterans Administration. Provides the annual Stand Down which is one-day event including mental health and substance abuse services, eye exams, legal aid, employment services, comfort items, and so forth.

Provides year-round programs and workshops through theater, music, dance, and visual art departments for the local community