Connecting Veterans to What Matters
The Alabama Veterans Resource Center Foundation (AVRC) was created with one purpose: to make Alabama the best place in the nation for veterans to live, work, and thrive. We are a statewide hub dedicated to connecting veterans and their families with the resources they’ve earned – from career opportunities and education to healthcare, housing, and community support.
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Why We Exist
Across Alabama, veterans often face a patchwork of services that can be difficult to navigate. The AVRC brings those resources together in one place – both through a physical headquarters in Montgomery and a digital hub accessible across the state. Our goal is to simplify access, remove barriers, and ensure that no Alabama veteran is left behind.
Leadership
The AVRC is led by a dedicated Board of Directors chaired by Greg Reed, former legislator and current Senior Advisor to Workforce Transformation under Governor Kay Ivey. Under his leadership, and with the support of public, private, and nonprofit partners, the AVRC is committed to lasting impact for Alabama’s veteran community.
What Makes Us Different
Comprehensive Connection
AVRC is not a single program, but a bridge to dozens of trusted partners in workforce, health, housing, and education.
Statewide Reach
From Huntsville to Mobile and everywhere in between, our digital hub ensures veterans in every community can connect with help.
Veteran-Centered
Built with veterans in mind, our approach is designed to meet real needs with compassion, respect, and efficiency.
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