WELCOME TO USA VETERAN EMPOWERMENT
WELCOME TO USA
VETERAN EMPOWERMENT
A HEARTFELT THANK YOU FROM US TO YOU
Our project aims to create commemorative coins with QR codes on the back that link directly to websites providing help and resources to Veterans. The coins serve as tokens of appreciation for their service and a practical tool to connect them with the support they need. They will be distributed (free of charge) to Veterans. By simply scanning the QR code on the coin, Veterans can find information on Healthcare, Employment, Mental Health Services, and more. The QR code is a gateway to a dedicated webpage providing a list of resources for veterans.
Our nonprofit is committed to supporting Veterans by providing them with the tools and resources necessary for a successful transition to civilian life. Contributions, donations, and grants are needed to fund the minting and distribution of the coins. Help us pay it forward to reach more veterans! Donate Here
*Disclaimer: Veterans who wish to participate in receiving QR coins must reside in San Diego County, California, USA. Our website only has San Diego County veteran nonprofit organizations listed. Thank you in advance for any monetary donations to continue us to help keep USA Veterans Empowerment Nonprofit Organization afloat.
A HEARTFELT THANK YOU
FROM US TO YOU
Our mission is to directly express our gratitude to those who have served in the military by gifting them with specially designed commemorative coins. Each coin serves as a personal token of appreciation, acknowledging the sacrifices and dedication of individual soldiers.
Our goal is to ensure that every veteran feels valued and remembered for their service, reinforcing their honor and courage within the community. By distributing these coins, we aim to build a tangible connection of respect and gratitude between civilians and veterans, enriching the recognition of their invaluable contributions to our nation.
Our mission is to directly express our gratitude to those who have served in the military by gifting them with specially designed commemorative coins. Each coin serves as a personal token of appreciation, acknowledging the sacrifices and dedication of individual soldiers.
Our goal is to ensure that every veteran feels valued and remembered for their service, reinforcing their honor and courage within the community. By distributing these coins, we aim to build a tangible connection of respect and gratitude between civilians and veterans, enriching the recognition of their invaluable contributions to our nation.
SERVICES & PARTNERS
We proudly partner with various veteran organizations and non-profits located in San Diego, all dedicated to providing a wide range of support and resources for our veterans. Through these partnerships, we aim to address critical needs such as community, employment, health and wellness, education, and basic needs assistance.
Our goal is to ensure veterans in the San Diego area receive the help they deserve, and we invite you to support this mission. You can choose to donate directly to our organization to help us continue our efforts or contribute directly to our San Diego-based partner organizations and non-profits.
Your support, in any form, makes a powerful impact and provides meaningful assistance to those who have bravely served our country.
DONATIONS
“Any profit from donations will go directly to Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW). This, in memory of my father, William O’Neill who served in the Army during WWII and the Korean War.
His sacrifice and commitment inspired me to create this project, aimed at honoring all Veterans and providing them with the assistance they deserve.”
Betsy Courtney | Founder
William Gordon O’Neill
Served 9+ years
WILLIAM GORDON O'NEILL
November 19, 1926 – February 18, 2024
William Gordon O’Neill was born November 19, 1926, in Richmond, Ca. Bill enlisted in the Army in 1945. He joined the Signal Corp and was deployed to Pacific Theater Operations. He served for two years. He re-enlisted in the Army Officer’s Training Program in 1949. The Army was gearing up for the war in Korea. Instead of Korea, however, Bill was stationed in Germany to assist with guarding /transferring war criminals.
He enjoyed his time in Europe, traveling for both work and pleasure in his Chevy convertible and hanging out with the Legal Eagles in Nuremberg. In 1950, Bill transferred to the Army Reserves. He was honorably discharged in 1954.
WILLIAM GORDON O'NEILL
November 19, 1926 – February 18, 2024
William Gordon O’Neill was born November 19, 1926, in Richmond, Ca. Bill enlisted in the Army in 1945. He joined the Signal Corp and was deployed to Pacific Theater Operations. He served for two years. He re-enlisted in the Army Officer’s Training Program in 1949. The Army was gearing up for the war in Korea. Instead of Korea, however, Bill was stationed in Germany to assist with guarding /transferring war criminals.
He enjoyed his time in Europe, traveling for both work and pleasure in his Chevy convertible and hanging out with the Legal Eagles in Nuremberg. In 1950, Bill transferred to the Army Reserves. He was honorably discharged in 1954.
