Automatic Donations Easily Expand Corporate Giving to Disabled Veterans Charities

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With regular support, we can do more to help local at-risk vets and their families all year round...

(1888PressRelease) March 20, 2020 - REDLANDS, Calif. - It is quite common for employees to set up automatic donations from their paycheck to a charity of their choice. Corporations can also schedule regular monthly donations to deepen their commitment to worthy causes. Disabled Veterans Charities, a 501(c)(3) organization that funds Southern California resources who provide services and support to at-risk veterans and their families, with an emphasis on eliminating homelessness, allows companies to do just that.

With automatic donations, giving is effortless. Companies don’t have to worry about remembering to write and send a check, a task that can quickly fall to the bottom of the pile of “must-dos,” and can further their support to a charity by:
• Providing much-needed funds year-round rather than just at the most common times for giving like the holidays, thus affording charities more predictability to effectively plan how to use the funds to carry out their missions
• Reducing charities’ administrative costs by cutting down on the time and effort needed to process donations, which allows them to earmark more towards helping others

Disabled Veterans Charities, which funds vetted area programs that provide much-needed assistance to at-risk veterans, such as transitional and permanent housing, mental health counseling, career support, and help for survivors, relies heavily on corporate donations to further its mission.

“Monthly giving is simple for companies, yet can have a big impact on Disabled Veterans Charities and those we serve,” said Disabled Veterans Charities General Manager Jo Anne Rodriguez. “With regular support, we can do more to help local at-risk vets and their families all year round, which in turn, enhances our ability to improve their lives.”

To learn more about setting up automatic donations to Disabled Veterans Charities, visit dvcstores.com, call 800-435-7328 or email dvc.california ( @ ) verizon dot net dot To make a donation, you can give directly on the organization’s website through the PayPal link dot

About Disabled Veterans Charities
Established in 1968, Disabled Veterans Charities (DVC) has a long history of supporting Southern California veterans from all branches of the armed forces and their families by funding local nonprofit programs. Through grants to deserving area programs, DVC helps at-risk veterans and their dependents access the services, resources and support they need to face the challenges of homelessness and improve their lives.

http://dvcstores.com

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