Governor Greg Abbott announced over $7.7 million in Funds for Veterans' Assistance (FVA) grants. They were awarded to 28 organizations across the San Antonio and South-Central Texas region.
Administered by the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC), the grants are part of the Grants Across Texas Tour and provide important services to more than 6,000 veterans and their families in 40 counties.
"Texas will always honor the sacrifices of veterans who courageously served our country," Abbott said in a statement. "These Funds for Veterans' assistance grants will provide the brave men and women who served in our nation's military access to crucial services to help them thrive in San Antonio and South-Central Texas."
The FVA grants support services, including mental health care, housing, transportation, financial assistance, and employment resources.
TVC chairwoman and Navy veteran Laura Koerner praised the organizations that received the funding.
"Your organizations are recognized for making a difference in the lives of those who served. The San Antonio area is home to many veterans, including myself," said Koerner. "It's great to see our community giving back ot those who served."
The TVC Grants Tour showcases local partnerships and underline Texas' commitment to the well-being of veterans.
"Our state will never forget our veterans, their families, and their service to our state and our nation," said Abbott.
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