IVMF Fast Facts Breakdown

Fast Facts: IVMF By The Numbers

To date, more than 192,000+ transitioning service members, veterans and military family members, were impacted by IVMF programs. In 2007, when we launched our very first program – before the IVMF was even founded – that number was 17.

Those numbers matter because they speak to our mission, and the commitment of our people, our funders, our partners, and our world-class advisory board to take action to advance and positively impact the post-service lives of this nation’s veterans and their families.

THE WHY

  • Roughly 250,000 service members and their families are transitioning from the military each year making the need to focus on post-service lives even more critical
  • Almost half of transitioned service members said getting socialized to civilian culture was a top challenge after leaving service
  • Nearly 75% of transitioned service members indicated employment-related considerations are central to decisions concerning transition
  • 55% of service members do not want to pursue careers similar to their military careers
  • Nearly 60% of veterans say access to care and navigating services are among their top challenges.

THE WHO

  • Nearly 50 major external funders, including founding partner JPMorgan Chase & Co., as well as Schultz Family Foundation, The Walmart Foundation, First Data, USAA, Prudential, Accenture
  • Almost 100 professional staff across the country
  • Operating 14 national programs in 9 countries
  • Key Public Sector Partners: Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Department of Labor (DoL), U.S. Military Branches Small Business Administration (SBA), and many state and local partners

THE WHAT

  • Delivering national programs empowering transitioning service members, veterans and their families to thrive post-service
  • Delivering no-cost career and entrepreneurship training
  • Working with communities to enhance service-delivery for veterans and their families by creating and implementing collaborative models designed to meet the unique needs of each community
  • Producing actionable, applied research, analytics and evaluation, that delivers insights and contributes to national policy discussions focused on empowering veterans and their families
  • Leveraging Syracuse University’s historic commitment to serving veterans and their families
  • Supported by a world-class advisory board and public and private partners

Research, Measurement, and Evaluation

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Research products since 2011
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Conferences, Convenings & Capitol Hill appearances since 2017
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Presentations & Key Engagements

Entrepreneurship

V-WISE

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graduates to date

EBV

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graduates to date

Boots to Business

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participants
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Entrepreneurship graduates in business today:

EBV

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V-WISE

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Community Services

AmericaServes

Expanded from one coordinated care center in 2013 to 18 in 2022 with over 1,000 providers. 

Community of Practice

500+ engagements of 25+ communities, inclusive of thousands of providers sharing insights and best practices to improve care and services for veterans and military families.
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$5.8M raised by communities with the support from the CoP

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veterans, service members, and their families reached
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Onward to Opportunity

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transitioning service members, veterans and spouses impacted with career training
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professional certifications leading to in-demand careers
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employee partners

Resources

Coalition of Veteran-Owned Business (CVOB)

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corporate partners
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VOBs engaged with

Center of Excellence for Veteran Entrepreneurship (COE)

Fiserv, Founding Partner

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resource partners in directory
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Businesses represented in largested military affiliated shopping guide

Alumni

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alumni connections in 2021
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VETNET webinars since 2021
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resource partners