Woman Veteran Calendar on San Antonio Living!

We are a grassroots nonprofit organization based in San Antonio, Texas.

Our mission is to raise awareness for Woman Veterans, give back to organizations supporting Woman Veterans, and inspire the next generation of Woman service-members.

Our story all began with an idea: Increase visibility of Women in the Armed Forces.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, less than 10% of military members are women.

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, over 50% of eligible Woman Veterans are not receiving the VA benefits they’re entitled to.

Through our calendar project, we raise awareness for Woman Veterans and non-profit organizations that can assist them. We also hope to inspire the next generation of Woman Veterans by showing them that "Women Serve Too!'“

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Women Serve Too!

Our WHY:

The Woman Veteran Calendar was established by a group of Woman Veterans who felt displaced after our time in the military. We felt out of place in larger veteran groups, trying to reintegrate into civilian life, and even with our family who is proud of our service but may not relate. Combine that with the fact that most people assume a woman who says she was in the military, she must mean she was a dependent and not the service member...it can do a number on our mental health!

Embarking on this project, we learned that tragically, the fastest-growing demographic in suicide rates is Woman Veterans. We learned there are small nonprofit organizations all over the country, who are dedicated to giving Woman Veterans a community, resilience activities, and a safe space. We knew immediately we wanted to give 100% of our Calendar proceeds to these fellow nonprofits. Last year, we gave $2000 to organizations in four states, helping hundreds of Woman Veterans.

2025 Calendar available now!

ALL PROCEEDS from 2025 calendar and merch sales will be donated to:

Camp SHiEld: Camp SHiEld’s mission is collaborating to empower Women Veterans – emotionally, socially and physically – to ensure SHE thrives After Military Service. For more information, visit Camp SHiEld website

Women Veteran’s Glamping: Women Veteran's Glamping focuses on providing a space for women veterans to come together and bond . The Maine woods provide the perfect atmosphere to relax, recharge and connect. For more information, visit Women Veteran’s Glamping website

Boots on Ground Coffee supports Women Veterans! For every purchase made through this link and QR Code, a donation will be made to the Woman Veteran Calendar. Stock up on your coffee and coffee-related gifts while supplies last!

https://www.bootsongroundcoffee.co/?linkId=lp_871707&sourceId=womanveterancalendar&tenantId=bogaffiliate

2024 was our Inaugural Woman Veteran Calendar!

Our goal is to build our customer and partner base every year. Doing this, we will continue raising awareness for Woman Veterans and connecting them to resources they earned through their sacrifice and service.

To date, we have raised $2000 for nonprofit organizations who support Veterans and Woman Veterans! Our donations from the 2024 Calendar and Merchandise sales are donated to these organizations:

Women Veterans of San Antonio:

The WVSA supports Women Veterans experiencing a challenging reintegration into civilian life by providing them with personal, meaningful interaction, and by connecting them to communities through networking, volunteerism, and social activities. We also aim to educate the public, and our peers, with the realization that “Women Are Veterans Too”

The Military Women’s Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery, VA

She’s the Veteran:

She’s the Veteran works with female veterans to improve mental health through programmatic activities, provide a supportive community, and spearhead research efforts in support of their health and mental health. For more information, visit the link below

https://shestheveteran.org/

Military Service Sisters:

Military Service Sisters is an Arkansas-based nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting Woman Veterans in the local community, and connecting them to local resources. For more information, visit the link below

https://alleywhitepost52.org/military-service-sisters/?fbclid=IwAR0e2m6y-_pvrCa-UBLdGUrx4M8wnn5atEarQfg7Bvo9_-u5NVc4BFVI00U