DFW Mid-Cities Chapter #1513
"A Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13
MOPH Chapter #1513 would like to welcome all charitable benefactors in the North Texas, East Texas and DFW Mid-Cities communities to our donation page.
Our organization was Chartered by an Act of Congress in 1958. The Military Order of the Purple Heart is the only organization in which ALL of our members are combat wounded.
As a Charitable Sponsor YOU are welcome here and we all appreciate your generosity.
DONATIONS TO OUR CHAPTER
Your charitable contribution makes difference and goes directly to Purple Heart Recipients and their families
• All of our members are Purple Heart Recipients
• Our Members served in all conflicts, NOT just post 9-11 veterans, but all conflicts, including WWII, KOREA, VIETNAM, PANAMA, COLD WAR and POST 9/11 Conflicts in IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN
•All donations to Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 1513 - are for our Purple Heart Recipients
• Distribution of funds requires a member vote and oversight before money is allocated
• 100% of your donation goes directly towards the local Purple Heart mission
• Our chapter is an ‘all volunteer’ organization with NO paid employees
Our Chapter Adjutant, Lisa Lunkwicz can assist you with you to donate to our Chapter.
Lisa Lunkwicz, Gold Star Spouse
Tel: 972.754.2230
Donations can be made over the internet at:
https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=Z6A36AGR37JFU
Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 1513 is a not for profit charitable veterans organization
under IRS Tax Code 501(c)(19)
Your donations are tax deductible
Difference between a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(19)
MOPH CHAPTER 1513 EIN: 36-4768452
Chapter 1513 is all about Family, Fraternity and Fellowship. Our Purple Heart Recipients meet to relate to a group of veterans who have the common bond of being wounded in combat and be recognized for their sacrifice.
We keep alive the ideals for which the Purple Heart was awarded from its original inception by General George Washington to America’s citizen soldiers of today.
Our Chapter hosts Regular meetings are held in various locations around the DFW mid-cities region. Our chapter engages in numerous social activities such as sporting events, parades, community outreach activities – centered on veterans and their families. We strive to provide safe venues for combat veterans, and their families.
When a purple heart recipient dies, it takes an American Hero away from our world. We honor Gold Star Spouses, and they are allowed to join as ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. They are active in the chapter and provide necessary volunteer support to make our programs work
Military Order of the Purple Heart is committed to all veterans and their families in the North and East Texas area. Your donation is spent on taking care of our own, our American Heroes.
DONATIONS CAN BE MADE INSTANTLY WITH CREDIT CARD
AT THE FOLLOWING LINK:
Difference between a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(19)
A 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(19) organization are both tax-exempt non-profit organizations, but they differ in their primary purpose and activities. A 501(c)(3) is a general charitable organization serving the public good, while a 501(c)(19) is specifically a veterans organization focused on the welfare of veterans and their dependents