Transparency + stewardship
Financials & Impact
PVACF turns community support into veteran services, adaptive recreation, advocacy, equipment and direct chapter programs.
Impact at a glance
Numbers with a purpose.
Audited financial snapshot
Fiscal year ended September 30, 2025.
These figures come from the chapter's 2024-2025 independent audit. The full audit, annual report and Form 990 are available in the source documents below.
Expense mix
Most reported expenses supported programs.
For the fiscal year ended September 30, 2025, PVACF reported $815,267 in total expenses. Program Services accounted for $674,859, with General & Administration and Fundraising making up the balance.
Important: this is a breakdown of reported expenses — not a claim that a fixed percentage of every individual donation is restricted to a specific use.
82.8%program services
Program Services82.8%
General & Administration14.4%
Fundraising2.8%
REEP + equipment access
Turning donated equipment into independence.
PVACF’s Repurposed Equipment Exchange Program collects and redistributes durable medical equipment to people who need it. The 2024/2025 annual report records $759,534.50 in equipment distributed during the year and more than $2.75 million distributed since the program began in 2015.
2,400 sq. ft.New warehouse supporting equipment storage and distribution
38 wheelchairsReceived from a corporate team-building donation effort
Programs your support powers
Impact beyond the balance sheet.
Financial stewardship matters because it sustains the programs, access and community connections that members actually use.
Adaptive Sports
Competition, recreation and connection
The chapter secured a $15,000 commitment from Florida Adaptive Sports to help expand sports and recreation opportunities, while continuing to support members participating in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games.
Advocacy
A voice where decisions are made
PVACF leadership regularly represents members in Washington, D.C. and across Florida, advocating for specialized SCI/D care, benefits, accessibility and legislation affecting veterans and their families.
Volunteer Power
More than 1,000 hours of service
The 2024/2025 annual report credits more than 100 volunteers with over 1,000 hours of service — valued at approximately $33,000 — supporting programs, events, equipment operations and chapter activities.
Recent chapter momentum
Investment that builds capacity.
A new warehouse was completed to house donated equipment, the chapter van and box truck, expanding REEP capacity.
The 12th Annual Jerry Dugan Memorial Charity Golf Tournament raised more than $81,000 to support chapter programs and Wheelchair Games participation.
Central Florida is preparing to host the National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Orlando in July 2027, creating a major opportunity for local member participation.
Source documents
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Financial • 2025
2024 Form 990 — Fiscal Year 2024–2025
IRS Form 990 and schedules for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024 and ending September 30, 2025.
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Financial • 2025
2024–2025 Annual Report
Annual chapter report covering leadership, member programs, advocacy, REEP, volunteer activity and fiscal-year financial reporting.
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Financial • 2025
2024–2025 Independent Audit
Independent audited financial statements for the years ended September 30, 2025 and 2024.
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