Message to Our Fellow Veterans
We are currently experiencing an unprecedented volume of VA Disability Claim requests. While this may cause delays, please know that no Veteran is being ignored. Our team is working tirelessly to ensure every claim receives the attention it deserves. Just as the VA is backlogged with claims, we are too, but this too shall be resolved as soon as humanly possible.
Your patience means more than you know, and we are honored to serve you. If you would like to talk with Dan Kamanao, the VA Accredited Agent works out of the North Las Vegas Veteran Center. Their office number is 702-633-1640.
Please understand and keep in mind that this process will not and cannot happen overnight. It does take time and everything is sent to the VA and must go through their process before it is approved or disapproved. Please be patient.
Voice of the Veteran. “Giving Veterans a Voice”
Voice of the Veteran Mission StatementThe mission of Voice of the Veteran is to serve, support, advocate for, and strengthen the lives of Veterans, active-duty service members, members of the National Guard and Reserves, First Responders, and all their families by providing trusted access to resources, benefits, education, employment opportunities, mental health and wellness programs, family support, recreation, technology, a strong sense of community and developments for the future. We are committed to creating an environment where those who serve, and those who have served, never have to face life’s challenges alone. Through advocacy, partnerships, innovative programs, and the development of the Veterans Supercenter Campus, Voice of the Veteran will bring essential services and opportunities together under one roof while building a model that can ultimately serve communities throughout the United States. Our mission is simple: honor their service, support their families, strengthen their futures, and build a community worthy of those who have sacrificed for ours. |
Who is Voice of the Veteran
The Voice of the Veteran stands as a symbol of advocacy, support, and empowerment for those who have served their country with valor. As a non-profit organization, it is unwavering in its mission to amplify the voices of Veterans, providing them with an essential platform to share their unique stories and experiences and grown from its forward forging programs. Founded on the principle of fostering a deeper understanding and connection between the civilian and military worlds, Voice of the Veteran is more than an organization; it is a movement towards inclusivity and mutual respect.
At the heart of its endeavors, Voice of the Veteran offers a comprehensive suite of services aimed at addressing the multifaceted needs of Veterans and their families. From resources that offer a 24/7 support line, mental health, to job training, placement services, and financial assistance, the organization was a pillar of support for those transitioning from military to civilian life. It stood as a testament to the power of community and the strength found in shared experiences.
By giving Veterans the opportunity to narrate their journeys, Voice of the Veteran not only aided in their healing process but also educated and enlightened the broader society about the sacrifices and challenges faced by those who have served. This initiative was pivotal in bridging societal gaps and fostering a culture of empathy, awareness, and support for Veterans.
Moreover, Voice of the Veteran was at the forefront of advocating for Veteran rights and issues. Through active participation in events as Co-Founders of the largest Veterans and Military “Day of Gratitude” event in the history of Nevada, strategic partnerships, and leveraging social media platforms, it champions the causes of Veterans, ensuring their voices resonated in the halls of policy and change.
Beyond advocacy, the organization is deeply committed to the empowerment of Veterans, encouraging their active involvement in community service and entrepreneurship. By offering resources and support for Veterans aspiring to make a meaningful impact through business or non-profit ventures, Voice of the Veteran cultivated a spirit of self-reliance and contribution. Combine this with the former Voice of the Veteran programs and you had a winning combination that enhanced the lives of Veterans and their families.
In essence, Voice of the Veteran is a dynamic force for change, dedicated to the well-being and advancement of Veterans and their families. Its comprehensive approach to support, advocacy, and empowerment not only uplifts the Veteran community but also contributed to building a more inclusive and understanding society. Voice of the Veteran remained steadfast in its commitment to ensuring the Voices of Veterans are not only heard but heeded, paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future for all who have served. MORE BIG NEWS
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Voice of the Veteran President Is A Certified “VA Accredited Disability Claims Agent”
2026 Historic 2nd Military Event at Allegiant Stadium,
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From a Vision to a MovementSome ideas begin with a conversation. Others become movements. For Voice of the Veteran, the vision was simple but ambitious: create an extraordinary day devoted entirely to honoring Veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard members, Reservists, First Responders, and their families—not simply with words, but with action. That vision became the Day of Gratitude. The inaugural Day of Gratitude at Allegiant Stadium brought together more than 17,000 Veterans, military members, and family members for an unprecedented celebration of service and sacrifice. What many once believed could not be done became reality. Through the leadership, determination, relationships, and months of work by Voice of the Veteran, along with the support of organizations, sponsors, volunteers, businesses, government agencies, and community partners, Allegiant Stadium was transformed into a place where America’s heroes could come together and simply hear: Thank you. More than $4 million in products and gifts were made available through participating organizations and nationally recognized brands, including Amazon, Nike, Disney, EveryLife Diapers, Earth Breeze, and many others. But the Day of Gratitude was never simply about giving away products. It was about bringing resources to the people who earned them. More than 80 organizations, agencies, nonprofits, and service providers participated, offering Veterans and their families access to information and assistance involving Veterans benefits, mental health, employment, education, job training, family resources, community programs, and other essential services. ChurchLV played an important supporting role by helping coordinate hundreds of volunteers who contributed their time and energy to welcoming and assisting attendees throughout the event. That first Day of Gratitude proved something important: When people come together with one mission—to serve those who served us—extraordinary things can happen. And Voice of the Veteran was only getting started. Day of Gratitude 2June 6, 2026 — Allegiant Stadium, Las VegasTwo years later, Voice of the Veteran returned to Allegiant Stadium with Day of Gratitude 2, building upon the foundation created by the original event and taking the concept to an entirely new level. On June 6, 2026, Veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard members, Reservists, First Responders, and their families once again came together inside one of the most recognizable stadiums in America for an unforgettable celebration of service, sacrifice, family, patriotism, and community. Day of Gratitude 2 demonstrated what Voice of the Veteran has believed from the beginning: Our nation’s heroes deserve more than gratitude once or twice a year. They deserve access, opportunity, respect, resources, and a community that stands behind them. Nearly 100 resource and service booths filled the 100 Level of Allegiant Stadium. Veterans and families were able to speak directly with organizations and professionals providing assistance involving:
Instead of requiring Veterans and their families to search across the community for help, Day of Gratitude brought the community to them. That philosophy has become one of the defining principles of Voice of the Veteran: Bring the resources together. Remove the barriers. Get results.Honoring 15 World War II HeroesAmong the most powerful moments of Day of Gratitude 2 was something that will remain forever in the history of Voice of the Veteran. Seated together in the front row were 15 World War II Veterans—members of a generation whose courage, sacrifice, and service helped change the course of history. Voice of the Veteran had the extraordinary privilege of honoring each of these American heroes with a Leadership Medal, recognizing their service, sacrifice, courage, and enduring legacy. For those in attendance, it was much more than a presentation. It was history standing before us. Families watched. Veterans watched. Young people watched. And an entire stadium had an opportunity to recognize members of a generation that America can never afford to forget. There was hardly a dry eye in the house. Those few minutes captured everything the Day of Gratitude represents. Honor. Respect. Remembrance. Gratitude. More Than an EventDay of Gratitude 2 was never intended to be simply another Veterans event. It represented something much larger. It demonstrated what can happen when Veterans, businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, community leaders, First Responders, volunteers, families, and supporters are brought together under one roof with a common purpose. It was about creating connections. It was about opening doors. It was about helping families. It was about recognizing sacrifice. And above all, it was about making sure the men and women who have served this nation and our communities know that they have not been forgotten. The incredible video produced by Superhero Productions for Voice of the Veteran and Veterans World Magazine captures the smiles, emotion, pride, excitement, and energy that filled Allegiant Stadium. But even the best video can only capture part of what happened that day. You had to be there. You had to see the World War II Veterans. You had to see the families. You had to watch Veterans reconnect with one another. You had to see people discovering services and benefits they never knew were available to them. And you had to experience thousands of people gathered for one reason: To honor America’s heroes.The Mission ContinuesDay of Gratitude demonstrated what Voice of the Veteran is capable of accomplishing. But it also strengthened our determination to do more. Voice of the Veteran remains committed to serving Veterans, National Guard members, Reservists, First Responders, and their families while bringing together the resources, organizations, opportunities, and people capable of improving lives. The Day of Gratitude was never meant to be the finish line. It was proof of what is possible. And the work continues. We will continue building. We will continue serving. We will continue bringing people together. We will continue fighting to make sure our Veterans and First Responders receive the respect, opportunities, services, benefits, and recognition they have earned. Because gratitude should never be limited to a single day. And because at Voice of the Veteran, there is one standard that matters above all others: Results Don’t Lie.Event: Day of Gratitude 2
A special Thank You to the amazing team at SuperHero Productions, the official media production team of Voice of the Veteran: Aaron Schumann, Lance Maxwell, Aidan Schumann, Eric Clements and Kyle Bruner #DayOfGratitude #VoiceOfTheVeteran #WorldWarIIVeterans #Veterans #Military #FirstResponders #AmericasHeroes #AllegiantStadium #LasVegas #ResultsDontLie |
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Voice of the Veteran CEO Bob Maxwell having some fun as he was introduced to the crowd. His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros of America and Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford enjoy Bob’s playful antics.
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