AID AND ATTENDANCE FEATURED ON NBC NIGHTLY NEWS WITH BRIAN WILLIAMS

Tonight (February 23rd, 2007) on NBC's Nightly News with Brian Williams, the Aid and Attendance Benefit was featured during the segment of Trading Places--Caring for our Parents.  We had embarked on an email, letter writing and phone call campaign to have this benefit featured during this 2-week long special report--and we succeeded!

Although our website was not specifically mentioned, we are grateful that NBC saw the need to get this information out to the public.  The response to this website has been phenomenal.

Thank you, NBC!!!

VeteranAid.org was created to provide information, free of charge, to veterans, their spouses and families.  If you are a veteran, the surviving spouse of a veteran, or the responsible family member of a veteran, we urge you to apply for the VA Aid and Attendance Special Pension at the earliest time possible.  This benefit could make the difference between a veteran or surviving spouse living in a high-quality assisted living facility or in a state-operated nursing home.

VeteranAid.org cannot answer any legal or medical questions.  VeteranAid.org is not associated with any government agency and cannot guarantee eligibility nor monetary compensation from the Aid & Attendance Special Pension.

*Figures are from the Veteran's Administration as of 12/01/09  Please contact the VA to verify current Aid and Attendance monthly payments.

†While not a non-profit, VeteranAid.org conducts itself as a not-for-profit organization. That is, proceeds from the sale of goods or donations are reinvested into the organization to assist with meeting the mission statement goals. The primary mission statement goal is to bring awareness of the Aid & Attendance Special Pension to the general public so that all those who are entitled to the benefit have the opportunity to apply. Purchases from or donations to VeteranAid.org are not tax-deductible, but you will have the thanks of millions of Veterans and their families for your support.