Navy SEAL Foundation
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Virginia Beach, VA).
(757) 744-5326 · more numbers below
The Navy SEAL Foundation is a national nonprofit that helps Navy SEALs, SWCCs, other Naval Special Warfare members, veterans, and their families. Its help covers family events and camps, health and recovery, money for school and training, and support for families who lost a loved one. Its offices are in Virginia Beach and San Diego.
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Active Duty Service Member SupportService
This program gives support for healthcare, mental health care, financial help, caregiver relief, and one-on-one guidance. It is for adults 18 and older in the Naval Special Warfare community, including active duty members, families, caregivers, and parents.
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CampsProgram
Summer camps for kids and teens in the Naval Special Warfare community. They help kids build confidence and friendships with others who know their life.
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Education SupportProgram
The Education side of the foundation offers scholarships, grants, transition help, and certificate funding. The Education page has tabs for the different applications.
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Family & Command SupportProgram
Events and help for Naval Special Warfare families and commands, such as readiness workshops, milestone and seasonal gatherings, and recognition events. In times of loss, it offers travel, lodging and memorial support.
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Heritage PreservationService
Honors fallen NSW members. It includes legal guidance for surviving families, remembrance gifts such as flowers on important dates, and help with historic preservation projects.
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Mental Health SupportService
Brain and mental health help for Naval Special Warfare members and their families. It includes counseling, art therapy, cognitive recovery programs, and money or logistics help for substance use treatment beyond insurance.
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Request SupportService
This is how eligible members of the Naval Special Warfare community ask the foundation for help. Active duty members should first contact their Warrior and Family Support Coordinator; SEAL and SWCC veterans can reach out through the website's links.
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Resiliency SupportProgram
Mentorship, skill building and resources for Gold Star and Surviving Families. It includes laptops for children and young adults and regular gatherings with the NSW community.
Grants
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Certificates & Licenses
Pays most of the cost of a professional certificate or license, up to $3,000. You can apply for this or a regular scholarship in a year, not both.
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Crisis Assistance
Quick grants and connections to other help for SEAL and SWCC veterans going through a move out of service or sudden hardship. It covers emergencies, money problems, and housing needs.
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Scholarships
Helps active duty SEAL and SWCC families in far-away duty stations pay for private school, tutoring, or homeschool costs for their children. Pre-K is covered too if the child is in a certified Pre-K program.
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