This one's for Army, Navy, and Marine Corps members, past or present?

My office has been getting questions about charitable donations that would help military members from all branches of the service. The Air Force has a non-profit organization called the Air Force Aid Society that gives interest-free loans and grants to Air Force members who are dealing with financial hardships or family emergencies. Do the other branches of the service have similar organizations? Input from people in other branches of the service is appreciated...

Here are the links to the web sites for Army Emergency Relief, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and Air Force Aid Society:
http://www.aerhq.org
http://www.nmcrs.org
http://www.afas.org

Yes all services have some type of aid service. One can also give to the VFW or red cross or USO to benefit all services.

The US Army has the Army Emergency Relief Fund. For other US Military Services try:http://www.military.com and that might help.

They are called the Family Assistance Centers. They help soldiers and their families anyway they can, with couseling, helping write a resume, job hunting, financially or with emergencies like a lady I was in an FRG with who's husband was in Iraq and her car broke down. She has 3 kids and had no money for the repairs (it needed a complete overhaul under the hood) and they paid for her to get a new car. If you're looking to donate, that would be a good place to start. They also have areas that help families of fallen soldiers. But if you type in Family Assistance Centers or FAC with your state it should bring a bunch of them up.

Other non-for profit organizations that are very beneficial to all military services are American Legion and VFW!

i was in the marines when my ggma died and didn't have the money to get home, they sent me to "navy releif" to get me home. sorry don't know the site.

The Navy has the Navy and Marine Corps relief society.