Restore Mobility.
Restore Dignity.
Adopta At Risk Veteran (AARV) is a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit restoring independence to U.S. veterans who lack access to mobility equipment.
Adopta At Risk Veteran (AARV) is a volunteer-driven 501(c)(3) nonprofit restoring independence to U.S. veterans who lack access to mobility equipment.
John Meyer with Councilwoman Lauran Hughes Leslie in support of mobility access for local veterans.
John Meyer is a Vietnam War Army veteran who founded AARV in 2018 after seeing firsthand the growing need among homeless and at-risk veterans.
He built AARV on one belief:
No veteran should be left without mobility.
We receive and verify mobility requests through families, caregivers, and local veteran networks.
Through community donations and partnerships, we purchase or refurbish mobility scooters and wheelchairs.
Each device is coordinated and delivered with dignity, restoring independence and daily mobility.
In many cases, devices are delivered within days of approval.
AARV operates through a dedicated group of volunteers and community partners.
Founder & President
Vietnam Veteran
Volunteer
Visit a Vet Program
Treasurer / Volunteer
Accounting Consultant
Adopta At Risk Veteran (AARV) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States. Your donation may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
AARV operates through volunteers and community partnerships. We keep administrative costs minimal to maximize mobility support for veterans.
Donations are used to fund mobility scooters, wheelchairs, coordination, and delivery directly to veterans in need.
Official Information
EIN: XX-XXXXXXX
Registered Nonprofit Organization
For questions about donations or financial transparency, please contact us directly.
Every donation helps restore independence to a U.S. veteran.