Green Beret Foundation

Casualty SupportService

Gives quick help to Green Berets who are hurt while deployed or in training. The foundation sends a check for family needs and a pack of gear to the soldier.

Family SupportService

Helps family members and caregivers of Green Berets with physical and mental health needs. It can cover things like treatment not paid by insurance, medical equipment, childcare during appointments, and travel to treatment. It also includes higher education scholarships and the Steel Mags network.

Gold Star & Surviving Families SupportService

Supports the families of Green Berets who have died. The pages name it as a program that honors fallen Green Berets by helping their families.

Health & Wellness SupportService

Helps pay for care and equipment that the military health system and the VA do not cover. This can include therapies, mental health and addiction treatment, and medical equipment. The foundation pays the provider directly.

Mobile Expeditionary Support ProgramProgram

Provides deployed Green Berets with care packages that include essential items, comforts from home, and handwritten notes.

Next RidgelineProgram

Help for Green Berets getting ready to move to civilian life.0.

Request SupportService

This is the main way to ask the foundation for help. You tell them your need, and they try to help through their programs or connect you with other resources.

Steel MagsProgram

A support network for women connected to Green Berets. The family support page describes it as a network for mothers, spouses, sisters, and daughters over 18.