RESOURCES
The VEA has achieved an outstanding feat by creating a vast network of individuals and businesses that are dedicated to supporting our veteran community. Explore the always growing resources listed on this page to unlock endless possibilities and discover pathways to success.
Our ultimate aim is to provide unwavering assistance every step of the way. Let us help you on your journey towards achieving your dreams. Click below to join our online community “The FOB” and also reach out to any of the resources that you might need.
Together, we can take on any challenge, and leave no veteran behind.
Small Business Administration
SBA works to ignite change and spark action so small businesses can confidently start, grow, expand, or recover.
veteran entrepreneur portal
VEP makes it easier for small businesses to access federal services, regardless of its source—and quickly connects Veteran entrepreneurs to relevant ‘best-practices’ and information.
NVBDC
National Veteran Business Development Council provides access and opportunities to America’s largest corporations for certified Service-Disabled/Veteran Owned Businesses (SD/VOBs). We are Vets Helping Vets.
nvbdc taskforce
The primary role of NVBDC Military and Veteran Organization Task Force is to pursue and achieve tactical and strategic objectives by partnering with organizations to help Veteran Businesses.
Local
Dedicated to serving Idaho’s veterans and their families by providing superior advocacy, excellent assistance with benefits and education
MISSION43 PROVIDES SERVICEMEN, WOMEN, AND MILITARY SPOUSES OPPORTUNITIES TO SUCCEED IN IDAHO AFTER THE MILITARY THROUGH THE PILLARS OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND ENGAGEMENT.
Serve as a conduit, connecting wounded and injured veterans to successful and fulfilling civilian futures through education, development, and guidance.
Idaho Connect's goal is to increase the support of training and technical assistance to under resourced small businesses in Idaho via outreach using a community navigator model.
They are here to help you start & scale your small business. While they are branded as a women's business resource, they serve all types of businesses in a number of ways.
Delivers wrap-around services and a navigation network hub for veterans, military serving, and their families to provide connections to community resources.
FUNDING
IDAHO CENTRAL CREDIT UNION
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FAQ
WHAT THE HECK IS THE VEA?
The Veteran Entrepreneur Alliance (VEA) is a non-profit organization that aims to support veteran-owned businesses and help them succeed. The VEA provides a range of resources and support to veteran entrepreneurs, including access to capital, mentorship, networking opportunities, and educational resources. The organization serves as a hub for veteran-owned businesses and helps connect them with other veteran entrepreneurs, as well as with potential customers and partners. The VEA also works to advocate for veteran-owned businesses and raise awareness of their contributions to the economy and society. In addition to its support for veteran-owned businesses, the VEA also aims to promote entrepreneurship and small business ownership among veterans. The organization offers resources and guidance to help veterans start and grow their own businesses, as well as connect them with other veteran entrepreneurs who can provide mentorship and support. Overall, the Veteran Entrepreneur Alliance is a valuable resource for veteran-owned businesses and aspiring veteran entrepreneurs looking to start and grow their own businesses.
WHO DOES THE VEA SERVE?
Let’s start with the obvious…..VETERANS! Now that we have that out of the way. We also support veteran spouses! Holding down the home-front is a vital element of every military members time in service. We thank you for the support and sacrifices you have made for your loved one.
HOW DOES THE VEA SERVE VETERANS?
Based on what you probably already know, you can most likely tell that we help veterans start and grow businesses. We do this through education, networking, and community building. We also realize that some of our members just want to learn more about starting a business. They may take a look and realize it isn’t for them. We are here for that too! At the end of the day, the VEA wants to help veterans explore all of the options available to them in order to smoothly transition into civilian life. If that ends up not being business related, we will get you to the right partner to take care of you!
