Keystone PVA can benefit from your time, whether it’s to work on assembling the Easter Bags for Hospitalized Vets, or to volunteer time at one of the veterans’ hospitals in Altoona, Butler, Erie, Lebanon, or Pittsburgh (and we’re looking for folks in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area). Want to know more? Contact… Read More »Donate TIME
THE BENEFITS BOX A service of PVA’s National Service Officers This Benefits Box has been provided by PVA Health and Benefits Specialist II Charles Tocci, based in PVA’s Syracuse, N.Y. Regional Office. The ReWalk Exoskeleton System As we all fight with technology on a daily basis, the company ReWalk Robotics… Read More »The Benefits Box
A major thank-you to CARS FOR VETERANS for a major donation supporting our programs for paralyzed veterans for the fourth year. We have a new, easy way to donate on-line: JustGive.org can accept your donation for Keystone Paralyzed Veterans on-line with minimum fuss, plus an option to stay anonymous or… Read More »How to Support PARALYZED VETS
Keystone PVA performs services and conducts events for its members and other veterans. While we make the most of every dollar we receive, we still need some dollars to serve these vets. We’ve prepared a list of some of our projects and a synopsis of each, plus an estimate of… Read More »Projects That Need Your Support
From time to time Keystone PVA needs professional services–legal, financial, or minor maintenance, to name a few. Right now, we need to upgrade our electrical service in our copy room and our kitchenette. It’s not a big job, but it would make it easier to do the work of the… Read More »Donate SERVICES
The Keystone Paralyzed Veterans of America is one of 33 chartered chapters of the Paralyzed Veterans of America in the United States. The chapter was founded in 1960. People are usually surprised to know that the U. S. government and the Department of Veterans Affairs do not provide for all… Read More »Welcome to the Keystone Paralyzed Veterans of America
In the Pittsburgh region, you may donate household goods to benefit the services of the Keystone Paralyzed Veterans of America. American Thrift Center will accept your donations at its store, will pick up your larger items, or you can visit its retail store. American Thrift Center is located at 1806… Read More »DONATIONS of HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Get your annual Social Security statement online Your annual Social Security statement can be obtained online by going to www.socialsecurity.gov/mystatement. It requires setting up an account, but you can get your most recent copy and it saves trees and postage. Keystone PVA thanks our friend Regis Bodnar at the Pittsburgh… Read More »News
