Get Help

Need Help? You’re Not Alone.

Asking isn’t the hard part. You’ve already done harder things than this.

Maybe it’s been a while since anyone asked how you’re doing. Maybe you’ve told yourself someone else needs it more. We hear that a lot, and it’s rarely true.

This isn’t a bureaucracy and there’s no form to prove you’re struggling enough. It’s a few women from town who happen to know what a Purple Heart weighs, and who’d rather show up than watch a neighbor go without.

This stays between us. No paperwork marathon, no proving you’re struggling enough. Whatever this is about — heat, groceries, a ride, or just someone who won’t ask a hundred questions — reach out below.

If this is an emergency or you’re in immediate danger, call 911. If you or a veteran you know is in crisis, the Veterans Crisis Line is free, confidential, and available 24/7 — dial 988, then press 1. This page and its form are not monitored around the clock, and we typically follow up within a couple of days, not immediately.

We’re a small group of volunteers based right here in Williamsport, serving veterans and military families across Washington County, Maryland. Here’s the kind of thing we can actually help with — and where to turn when a need is bigger than what we can cover.

Short-term essentials

Heating bills, groceries, a utility payment that’s due before payday — the Poppy Fund exists for exactly this. If you’re a veteran or military family member in Washington County facing a short-term financial crunch, reach out below.

Rides and transportation

Need a ride to a VA appointment in Martinsburg, Hagerstown, or beyond? Let us know the date and we’ll do what we can to arrange it or find someone who can.

Support for military families

Spouses, kids, and caregivers carry a lot too. If your family is going through a hard stretch — a deployment, a homecoming adjustment, a loss — we’re glad to sit with you and figure out what would actually help.

When we should connect you elsewhere

We’re neighbors, not a benefits office — for things like VA disability claims, healthcare enrollment, or state benefits, the Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families is the right starting point, and we’re happy to help you find your way there.

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Prefer to just talk to someone? Call. No script, no phone tree.

(301) 223-7087

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