About us
We are officially recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a 501(c)(19) Tax Exempt Nonprofit Veterans Organization.
Founded and operated by U.S. military Veterans, Bravo Zulu Homefront Alliance strives to reduce challenges that many veterans face with adjustment to civilian life upon completion of their service. We have walked in your shoes and will help you every step of the way!
Help center
Our Help Center provides services for veterans such as ordering military records, filing for disability paperwork, getting registered with Veterans Affairs, obtaining medical care, finding employment, budgeting and money management, mental wellness, healthy relationships, and various services for their family members. We also reach out to incarcerated Veterans and provide them with support services such as employment assistance, obtaining state I.D., opening a bank account and successful readjustment into society after release.
Community Engagement
Got an idea that you would like to share? We would love to hear about it! Our goal is to increase Veteran engagement in the community. Please be sure to check back often as we are updating our website with new information.
Honor Flights
Any Veteran interested in visiting their Veterans Memorials in Washington, D.C., please contact us to help get your application for an Honor Flight completed and submitted. Participating in an Honor Flight trip is a unique opportunity for veterans to share a momentous occasion with comrades, pay tribute to fallen heroes, and exchange stories with fellow veterans. Our trips create lasting memories and connections.
🎗️ Free of Charge for Honored Veterans
Thanks to generous donations, honored veterans always travel free of charge to express gratitude for their service and sacrifices.
🌍 Expanding Our Mission
Originally focused on World War II veterans, Honor Flights have been expanded to include veterans of the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
The Honor Flight TLC program additionally honors critically ill veterans from any service era.
Join us in this noble mission to honor and give back to those who dedicated their lives to our country. Together, let's make a difference.
Volunteer!
Want to help us in the community? Call or send us a message and we will be sure to invite you to join us for our next event!
On January 20th, 2024, we were honored to partner with Mr. Paul Allen (President of Buffalo Soldiers, Lancaster Chapter) and Pastor Butler (Senior Pastor of Greater Mount Hebron Missionary Baptist Church in West Dallas). We all suited up in uniform to honor the life, works, and legacy of the late Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr. in the Dallas MLK Parade. His DREAM lives on!
Showing support for our Community Partner, Mrs. Yolonda Williams on February 10th, 2024 at the Dallas African American Museum. Mrs. Williams is the founder of nonprofit organization, Tech4Heroes which provides technological resources to underserved veterans. We were honored to have Mr. Paul Allen, President of the Buffalo Soldiers (Lancaster Texas Chapter) and Living Historian for the Buffalo Soldiers as our Guest Speaker.
On February 22, 2024, Department of Veterans Affairs held a Commemoration Ceremony at Fort Sam Houston Veterans National Cemetery to replace the headstones and honor 17 Buffalo Soldiers who were buried there. Two additional Buffalo Soldiers were claimed by their families and buried in private cemeteries. These men were executed in 1917, and given dishonorable discharges; however, they were recently exonerated by the Secretary of the Army due to the unfair trials that led to their executions. We were humbled to attend this historical event to pay tribute to these brave soldiers of the 24th Infantry Division as their former headstones were replaced by new ones with fully honorable designation.
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