IAVA'S FEATURED PARTNERSHIPS
IAVA works with a wide variety of companies, organizations, and nonprofits. We strive to build unique programs that leverage our partners’ strengths to create dynamic, innovative, and impactful programming for America’s New Greatest Generation. In the past year, our partnerships have impacted the lives of over 30,000 veterans and their families, have garnered more than $4 million in donated media, and have reached more than 30 million people. If you’d like to learn more about partnering with IAVA, check out our FAQ page.
FEATURED PARTNERSHIPS
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IAVA and Miller High Life are entering the fourth year of their "Give a Veteran a Piece of the High Life" campaign in 2013, bringing one-of-a-kind experiences to Iraq and Afghanistan veterans their families nationwide. -
Sheetz is partnering with IAVA to raise awareness around IAVA's mission and goals and financially supports its programs with an in-store, point-of-sale fundraising campaign. -
Ten IAVA members have the chance to experiene a rigorous, three week business and entrepreneurship course through IAVA's partnership with The Fullbridge Program. -
Citi has supported IAVA and the New Greatest Generation by hosting special events for IAVA member vets, as well as supporting IAVA's veteran employment initiatives.
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Cisco is supporting this new generation of veterans by providing critical resources for veterans transitioning into the civilian work place. -
In partnership with IAVA, Lincoln Center is facilitating exposure to the performing arts and providing job opportunities via a fast-track program for new veterans. -
IAVA and the NYSE have created the Veterans Associate Program, a professional development program for veterans interested in careers on Wall Street. -
The Robin Hood Foundation and IAVA are partnering to connect New York City-area veterans with critical resources and services thorugh a case manager program. -
Michael Reese Health TrustThe Michael Reese Health Trust is connecting veterans with volunteer opportunities with inner city youth in the Chicago-area. -
Hello WalletHelloWallet is partnering with IAVA to offer its personalized web and moblie budgetary tracking and financial assistance apps to help veterans make better financial decisions. -
Quick ChekThrough in-store fundraising opportunities and awareness campaigns and connecting new veterans with jobs across their company, Quick Chek is supporting new veterans in their transition home. -
IAVA has partnered with Veterans on Wall Street (VOWS) - a consortium of leading investment banks - to support veterans finding job in the financial services industry. -
Deutsche Bank has participated in IAVA's Congressional Briefing during Storm The Hill in 2011, advocating for companies to hire, retain, and train this generation of veterans. -
Goldman SachsGoldman Sachs has looked to IAVA for expertise concerning the unique challenges facing new veterans as they transition from combat to career. -
JP Morgan Chase has launched its 100,000 Jobs initiative in an effort to support veterans as they transition from combat to career. -
The Charles Schwab Corporation has supported IAVA veterans by offering career workshops and networking opportunities to give vets' an edge in a competitive job market. -
PrudentialThe Prudential Insurance Company of America is a Fortune Global 500 and Fortune 500 Company whose subsidiaries provide financial products and services to both retail and institutional customers in over 30 countries. -
USAA has always been committed to serving the military, veterans, and their families. By partnering with IAVA, USAA is showing this Next Greatest Generation that they've got their back. -
Google has been a major supporter for the 4th Annual Heroes Gala and the Veterans Day Parade in New York City. Google has also provided IAVA vets with career building workshops. -
In 2011, jcpenney and IAVA launched the "Welcome Heroes" campaign to assist veterans as they transition home. -
In 2010, IAVA partnered with Joseph Abboud and JCPenney to distribute $1 million for IAVA member veterans to equip them with the tools they need to transition from combat to career. -
Southwest Airlines is the official airline partner of IAVA. Southwest also supports IAVA's employment efforts and was a participating employer at IAVA's first Smart Job Fair. -
IAVA's new logo was designed pro bono by world-renowned branding agency Landor Associates. -
IAVA and Ad Council's national outreach PSA campaigns encourage veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to connect with one another through Community of Veterans and more. -
Saatchi & Saatchi created pro bono for IAVA the "We've Got Your Back" PSA with the Ad Council, launched on Veterans Day in 2009. -
BBDO created pro bono for IAVA the "Alone" PSA with the Ad Council, launched on Veterans Day in 2008. -
GMR MarketingGMR Marketing specializes in sports and entertainment and has supported IAVA and Miller High Life's "Give a Veteran a Piece of the High Life" program for two years. -
ESPNESPN is the Worldwide Leader in Sports and has previously provided IAVA members with tickets to watch the World Series of Poker. -
New York Health & Racquet Club IAVA and the New York Health & Racquet Club are teaming up to help veterans promote healthy lifestyles through physical exercise. -
24 Hour FitnessIn a partnership with IAVA, 24 Hour Fitness will seek to help employ veterans in their gyms across the country. -
Hire Heroes USAIAVA sponsors UFC Middleweight fighter and Marine vet Brian Stann. Brian is also the president and CEO of Hire Heroes USA. -
IAVA has sponsored Charlie Brenneman in one of his UFC fights and Charlie has been a longtime supporter of IAVA! -
In 2011, IAVA sponsored UFC fighter and Navy vet Tim Credeur in his first UFC fight since 2009. -
WWE, one of the leaders in global entertainment, has generously donated tickets to its shows around the country for IAVA members and their families. -
USTAThe USTA’s mission is to promote and develop the growth of tennis. -
The New York Mets and Citi brought dozens of local New York City veterans together for a special luncheon and pre-game event to raise awareness about our nation's troops. -
Warrior Champions tells the emotional and inspiring story of a group of severely wounded US soldiers as they compete for a spot on the US Paralympic team. -
Adaptive Action SportsAdaptive Action Sports (AAS) was founded by action sport athletes in order to create camps, events and programs for veterans, youth and young adults living with permanent physical disabilities. -
Health NetHealth Net provides health benefits to approximately 6 million individuals across the US including the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs programs. Health Net has been one of IAVA's long-standing partners. -
TriWestIAVA thanks TriWest Healthcare Alliance for their generous support of IAVA.
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Operation Mend treats military personnel severely wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan. IAVA honored Cpl Aaron Mankin, a spokesperson for OpMend, at the Fifth Annual Heroes Gala in 2011. -
Disabled American Veterans partners with IAVA to serve our disabled member veterans and their families through an expedited referral system. -
Veterans Crisis Line is partnering with IAVA to connect this generation of veterans and their families to critical mental health and crisis resources. -
NCIRENCIRE - the Veterans Health Research Institute has one mission and one goal: Veterans Health. They are the leading nonprofit research institute in the U.S. devoted to advancing Veterans health research. -
Each year, IAVA partners with the Pat Tillman Foundation on their Pat's Run and Pat's Run Shadow Runs around the world. -
The Mission Continues and IAVA have worked together in 2011 to encourage IAVA member vets to participate in TMC's National Volunteer Week service projects across the country. -
TAPSTAPS is the 24/7 tragedy assistance resource for ANYONE who has suffered the loss of a military loved one, regardless of the relationship to the deceased or the circumstance of the death. -
Outward BoundIAVA and Outward Bound are partnering to help veterans develop their leadership and teamwork skills though shared outdoor experiences. -
Home Base ProgramHome Base Program, a partnership between the Red Sox Foundation and Mass. General Hospital, devoted to improving the lives of veterans of OIF/OEF who live with deployment related stress and/or traumatic brain injury. -
KaBoom!Darell Hammond, CEO of KaBoom!, has played a critical role in making the Rucksack a huge success by being an individual donor. -
StreetWise Partners provides an effective, free job training program for highly motivated people who face multiple barriers to employment. -
Veritas Prep, the world's largest private GMAT prep and graduate school admissions consulting company, has teamed up with IAVA to offer free scholarships for both GMAT and graduate school counseling! -
The White House offers public tours of the gardens during the spring and autumn seasons. -
In partnership with IAVA, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce will hold 5 smart job fairs for new veterans around the country. IAVA has previously worked with the Chamber on hiring fairs in New York and Los Angeles.
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IAVA has joined Mayor Gavin Newsom to launch San Francisco’s Veterans 311 Portal, a one-stop shop combining a wide range of resources specifically for veterans in the Bay Area. -
CB Richard Ellis is the world's largest commercial real estate firm. A leader in the industry, CBRE recently launched a new career mentorship program for veterans in the Washington, DC, area. -
IAVA and Microsoft have partnered on Elevate America's Veterans, an initiative designed to provide veterans with technical training and resources needed for today's workforce. -
BTBritish Telecom is supporting new veterans through job shadowing opportunities and offering career-related resources and opportunities. -
think-cellthink-cell has supported IAVA by donating licenses for software that we use for administrative purposes. -
O.A.R. and IAVA partnered together in 2009 to raise awareness of vets issues with the "Open Up Your Arms" campaign. The band remains one of IAVA's biggest supporters. -
A singing group made up of former soldiers is raising awareness about the sacrifices our troops are making in Iraq and Afghanistan. -
Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival donated tickets to concerts around the country and encouraged concertgoers to support America's newest generation of vets. -
Signed with Sony Masterworks, 4Troops sing on behalf of all troops, honoring their sacrifices and creating awareness. A portion of proceeds from all album sales benefit IAVA. -
The Colbert Report invited New York City-area IAVA member veterans to attend a special taping of the show called "Been There, Won That: The Returnification of the American-Do Troopscape!" -
HBO provides two 24-hour premium TV services, HBO and Cinemax, to subscribers across the United States. -
IFCIFC creates and champions authentic, original content that is "Always On. Slightly Off." -
MarvelMarvel Entertainment is one of the world's most prominent character-based entertainment companies and has previously donated 1,000 digital comics subscriptions to IAVA members. -
SpikeIAVA and Spike have joined forces to promote veteran employment initiatives through the Hire A Vet program. -
SnagFilmsSnagFilms donated $1 for every "Like" or retweet from its Facebook and Twitter pages dedicated to Memorial Day for IAVA in 2011. -
FIGHTVILLEFIGHTVILLE is a documentary film about the art and sport of mixed martial arts. Showed at SXSW 2011, this film gives a personal look at one of the fastest growing forms of martial arts in America. -
Photojournalist and filmmaker Danfung Dennis shows the devastating impact a Taliban machine-gun bullet has on the life of 25-year-old Sgt. Nathan Harris. -
JERABEK is an intimate portrait of one family that confronts the tragedy of war through the loss of their son after he was killed in Iraq. The film offers a candid, personal look at the toll one death takes on his loved ones. -
National Geographic and IAVA have partnered on Restrepo, a documentary chronicling the deployment of U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan. -
The War Tapes is the first documentary of the 2003 invasion of Iraq to be produced by the soldiers themselves. The film follows soldiers before, during, and after their deployment to Iraq about a year after the invasion. -
When I Came Home is a film about homeless veterans in America: from Vietnam to those returning from the current war in Iraq.
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