The Bob Woodruff Foundation Announces 9,697,500 Dollars in Fall 2026 Grants: the Largest Share Goes to Mental Health Care and Social Connection for Veterans, Including 100,000 Dollars for Oral Health Care for Rural Veterans in Oregon
The Bob Woodruff Foundation announced on November 13 its Fall 2026 grants portfolio, totaling 9,697,500 dollars, to support service members, veterans and their families.
The foundation said the largest share of this portfolio expands access to high quality, evidence based mental health care and social connection, with a strong focus on military connected children and families, and that many of the grants fund direct clinical care, including programs for veterans with traumatic brain injury.
The housing grants support a continuum of care for veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness, from outreach and emergency shelter to transitional housing, rapid re housing and homelessness prevention. The employment grants provide individualized coaching and transition support, education and training, and case management. The legal grants address legal barriers, including help accessing veterans benefits.
This round includes a 100,000 dollar grant to a Mercy Foundation, a new grantee, to expand hospital based oral health care for veterans in rural Oregon who do not have access to veterans dental benefits.
Through a partnership with Navy Federal Credit Union, the portfolio also funds the four military aid societies, providing emergency financial assistance for travel, food, rent, utilities and other urgent needs to military families.
Source: Bob Woodruff Foundation
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：美国陆军社区盟约援助活动现场（资料图），退伍军人与军属援助是 Bob Woodruff 基金会本轮资助重点。Rob McIlvaine, U.S. Army, public domain，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: A U.S. Army Community Covenant assistance event (file photo); support for veterans and military families is the focus of the Bob Woodruff Foundation's latest grants. Rob McIlvaine, U.S. Army, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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