Nonprofit Resources
Learn about nonprofit resources to help grow your impact.
Resources for Your Nonprofit
Below are a list of resources available to military spouse owned nonprofit businesses.
Buy Me A Coffee
Buy Me a Coffee is a simple, creator-friendly platform designed to make support accessible, human, and community-driven. By removing barriers to giving, Buy Me a Coffee empowers individuals, nonprofits, and mission-led organizations to receive one-time or recurring contributions in a way that feels personal and meaningful. With no monthly fees and an easy setup, it allows organizations to focus less on fundraising logistics and more on impact.
Mission-Driven Support: At its core, Buy Me a Coffee exists to help people support the work they believe in—one small act of generosity at a time. Its mission aligns with grassroots and nonprofit efforts by enabling sustainable support through transparency, simplicity, and connection. For nonprofits and military-connected organizations, Buy Me a Coffee offers a modern, approachable way to engage supporters, tell their story, and fuel their mission through everyday moments of giving.
Battle Buddy, powered by VETLIFE
Battle Buddy is a free, veteran-first mobile app designed to help service members, veterans, and military families successfully navigate life after service. VETLIFE is a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting the military community with the benefits, resources, and support they have earned, removing barriers and guesswork along the way. Through Battle Buddy, users can access trusted information and real-time assistance for VA benefits, healthcare, mental health support, housing, employment, and more—all in one centralized platform.
Available on both iOS and Android, Battle Buddy streamlines access to critical resources, reduces wait times, and empowers veterans to be their own best advocates. By placing community support and essential services directly into the hands of those who served, Battle Buddy works to reduce isolation, strengthen well-being, and prevent suicide—ensuring no veteran or military family has to navigate their next chapter alone.





