Victory Heights Foundation
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Every Dollar, Held in Trust.

Generosity is a sacred responsibility. Here's how we steward the gifts entrusted to us — and how you can see it for yourself.

$6,600,000Invested directly in resilience programs(2023 – 2026)

2023–2026

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Program Funding

Cumulative dollars committed to participant programs

$0$1.8M$3.5M$5.3M$7.0M2023202420252026

Figures shown are estimates pending verified reporting. Peak of scale: $7.0M.

Where the money goes

Built to put your gift to work.

Victory Heights is committed to directing the greatest possible share of every dollar to programs that serve veterans, service members, law enforcement, and first responders. We will publish a full breakdown of program and operating spending on this page as soon as it is available.

What your gift funds

One-on-one resilience programs — usually six months, with a personal coach — for veterans, service members, law enforcement, first responders, and their families.

$0 to participants

The people we serve never pay to take part. Donations cover the cost of their program.

Financials on request

Ask us for our latest financial statements or Form 990 at any time, and we will send them.

Maximum to the mission

We are committed to directing the greatest possible share of every gift to programs that serve veterans, responders, and their families — and keeping overhead lean.

Independent oversight

Our board of directors provides governance and oversight, and our finances are prepared in accordance with nonprofit accounting standards.

Registered 501(c)(3) Public Charity

EIN 93-2329799

Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. To request our latest financial statements or Form 990, contact us.

For Individuals

Fund a full year of a resilience building program for someone who served.

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For Companies

Put your brand behind the mission — and a story worth telling.

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For Philanthropists

Give personally, through a family office, or a private foundation — to a vetted 501(c)(3) with reporting that holds up.

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