Finding Connection

In Service For Others

The connection to helping others through service doesn’t necessarily end when your tour does. For veterans who have heard and continued the call of serving the community, Combined Arms is a connection point to volunteer opportunities and nonprofits in need of assistance. We partner with the best and brightest organizations dedicated to rallying vets around the common good.

OUR VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES PARTNERS INCLUDE:

Mental Health America
Mental Health America
Team Rubicon
Team Rubicon
The Mission Continues
The Mission Continues
Travis Manion Foundation
Travis Manion Foundation
Volunteer Houston
Volunteer Houston
The Veteran Spouse Network
The Veteran Spouse Network

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES RESOURCES

  • Disaster Relief Volunteering
  • Youth Mentoring
  • Community Rehabilitation Projects
Access to 350

hours of community service each year

160

hours of community service on average per year contributed by veterans

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I find volunteering meaningful because I am still helping out my community and country. [Harvey relief] was my first service project and I felt like I was back in the military. Everybody was working together to get the job [done], and to see the finished project was awesome. I had found what I had been missing since I separated from the military.

Pedro F.
Combined Arms, WWP, LSVA, Team RWB, Team Rubicon

Volunteering is my way of serving those who have sacrificed for our country. Knowing we have made a small difference in each veteran’s life who we help is priceless. Veterans become part of our Paws for Heroes family. We visit them on holidays and their birthdays to let them know we are here for them if they need us and we care about them.

Jessica N.
Paws for Heroes, Executive Director

I volunteer to pass it forward, to feel the same purpose and pride as I did when I was in [the service]. The civilian transition can be difficult for many and I'm passionate about helping make it as smooth as possible.

Christine B.
NextOp