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Monmouth and Ocean Counties: Supporting Local Veteran Charities

Edwin (Ed) O’Malley

As a life-long, year-round resident of the Bay Head and Mantoloking area, Ed combines his outstanding local knowledge and connections with his more th...

As a life-long, year-round resident of the Bay Head and Mantoloking area, Ed combines his outstanding local knowledge and connections with his more th...

Nov 4 3 minutes read


Supporting Veterans in Our Community 

LIn coastal Monmouth and Ocean counties, we are fortunate to have dedicated organizations making a real difference in the lives of veterans and their families. From peer-resource networks to home-repair programs and veteran-specific awareness and recognition, the following three charities stand out for their impact, local presence and community-driven approach. Whether you’re looking to partner, volunteer or simply raise awareness — these are meaningful ways to serve those who served.


Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Monmouth Chapter

Website: ausa.org/chapters/monmouth-chapter
Address: PO Box 497, Eatontown, Monmouth County, NJ 07724

A 100 % volunteer chapter serving Monmouth County veterans and military families through scholarships, service-dog programs and recognition events.

Founded in 1966, the AUSA Monmouth Chapter has made it its mission to be the “Voice for the Army – Support for the Soldier” in the greater Monmouth region. Through fundraising, awareness campaigns and community partnerships, the chapter supports veterans, active duty, reservists and their families with programs that build connection, purpose and local impact.

Monmouth County Habitat for Humanity (HFHMC) – L.I.F.T. Program

Website: habitatmonmouth.org/programs/lift 
Address: 45 South Street, Freehold, NJ 07728

The L.I.F.T. (Local Initiative for Troops) home-repair program assists eligible veterans and their families in Monmouth County by completing vital repairs and accessibility modifications free of charge.

 The Monmouth County Habitat for Humanity organization has long been building homes and hope — and through its dedicated L.I.F.T. program, it brings direct benefit to local veterans and their families. By mobilizing volunteers, donations and community support, L.I.F.T. addresses safety, mobility and housing-maintenance needs for those who served.

New Jersey Veterans Network (NJVN)

Website: njvn.org

Address: (State-wide volunteer network; serves Monmouth & Ocean counties) – Call 973-332-1556

Short description: A grassroots volunteer organisation dedicated to identifying veterans in need across New Jersey and connecting them with tailored resources and support. 

 The New Jersey Veterans Network was founded by veterans for veterans — its mission is to ensure every veteran receives the services they deserve. njvn.org Through community engagement, public-speaking and volunteer outreach, NJVN plays an important role in the veteran-support ecosystem in Monmouth & Ocean counties.

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