WAYS TO GIVE

Support Tucson-area veterans in practical, meaningful ways.

Your support helps DAV Chapter 4 Tucson serve local veterans and their families with dignity, respect and practical assistance. Whether you make a financial gift, donate supplies or provide medical equipment, every act of generosity helps keep the promise to America’s veterans.

EXPLORE WAYS YOU CAN GIVE

There are several ways to support DAV Chapter 4 Tucson and the veterans we serve. Since DAV does not receive federal funding, we would not be able to assist any veterans without the generosity of caring individuals who share our mission of supporting those who have sacrificed so much to protect our freedoms. Here are some of the ways you can help our nation’s ill and injured heroes.

Make a Financial Donation

Make a gift that helps DAV Chapter 4 Tucson support local veterans and their families through no-cost service, advocacy and care.

Give Food or Books for Transitional Veterans

Donate food, books or approved supplies to help transitional veterans feel supported, encouraged and connected.

Donate Medical Equipment & Supplies

Give medical equipment and supplies that helps veterans in need improve mobility, independence and daily quality of life.

Not sure which giving option is right for you?

Every contribution matters. Contact DAV Chapter 4 Tucson to learn what items are currently needed and how your gift can best support local veterans.

Contact Us About Giving


DAV Chapter 4 Tucson

Address: 4145 W Ina Rd Tucson, AZ 85741
Phone: (520) 791-9067
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM

Why Your Support Matters

Many veterans and families need more than paperwork help. Some need practical support, encouragement, mobility equipment, or a reminder that their community has not forgotten them. By donating to DAV Chapter 4 Tucson or giving needed supplies, you help extend the chapter’s local mission of service. Your support helps veterans move forward with more dignity, stability, and connection. For 100 years, DAV Chapter 4 Tucson has served local veterans and families. Your generosity helps that service continue.

FAQ

You can support local veterans by making a financial donation, giving food or books for transitional veterans, or donating approved medical equipment for veterans in need.

Donations to DAV Chapter 4 Tucson help support local service, outreach and assistance for veterans, families, caregivers and survivors in the Tucson area.

Shelf-stable, unopened food items are usually best. Examples may include canned goods, pasta, rice, cereal, peanut butter, protein items and other nonperishable foods. Please contact DAV Chapter 4 Tucson before dropping off donations to confirm current needs.

Yes. Books may be accepted for transitional veterans when they are in good condition and appropriate for a broad audience. Inspirational, educational, career-focused and general-interest books are often helpful.

Commonly needed items may include wheelchairs, walkers, canes, shower chairs, transfer benches and other mobility or daily-living aids. Please contact the chapter before donating to confirm what can currently be accepted.

Please contact DAV Chapter 4 Tucson directly to ask about current donation needs, drop-off details and the best way to support local veterans.

No. Used medical equipment may be accepted if it is clean, safe and in good working condition. Items should not be broken, heavily worn or missing important parts.

It is best to contact DAV Chapter 4 Tucson before bringing food, books or medical equipment. This helps ensure the chapter can accept the items and connect them with veterans who need them.

Yes. Some items may not be accepted due to safety, storage, sanitation or current need. The chapter can confirm what is accepted before you make a drop-off.

Yes. A financial donation may be made in honor or memory of a loved one, veteran, family member or supporter. Include that information when making your gift or contact the chapter for help.

No. Anyone can support DAV Chapter 4 Tucson. Community support helps keep the promise to America’s veterans.