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Helping Veterans Live a Decent and Comfortable Life

Who We Are and

How We Started

Services and Assistance for Veterans with Emergencies is a registered 501(c)(3) non profit located in Las Vegas Nevada. We have been actively working to bring all the services that our veterans deserve to the table. We currently have a partnership with Food Donation Connection, which allows us to deliver hot meals to veterans and their families daily. Our partnership with Bonfire helps us raise money for our non-profit thru branded t-shirt sales nationwide. We also have a partnership with Uncommon Giving which allows us to raise funds to support our efforts, but also lets the donor know exactly what their donation was used for (https://uncommongiving.com/np/s-a-v-e). Our partnership with Good360 helps us provide our clients with immediate access to toiletries, clothing, shoes, school supplies, bedding, small furniture needs, and kitchenware which will help those very low income veterans have some tools to help them continue to live with their families. We provide it all for free. The funding for SAVE comes from the personal funds of 2 disabled veterans, but we welcome and ask all to donate. We are listed as a four star charity.

S.A.V.E helps all veterans nationwide with emergency situations as well as by providing benefit information. We are currently funded by two service-connected disabled veterans who use their own money to help other veterans in need.

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Meet Our Founder

Jeff Jefferies is a former homeless veteran who served in the Gulf War. He is currently 100% disabled and receives treatment weekly to be able to walk, talk, and move his body.


Mr. Jefferies has hands-on knowledge of what homeless and disabled veterans seek to help themselves. His wife is also a service veteran, and they both saw the need for an organization that will help all veterans with emergencies.


Mr. Jefferies helped launch HHV (Housing Homeless Vets). It is a nonprofit organization designed to take homeless veterans off the street and put them into a home that day with the assistance of the Veterans Affairs (VA) and local county services. Mr. Jefferies holds degrees in market, film, and social and behavioral science.


Mr. Jefferies, who was also a homeless vet, has more than 20 years of working with the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and Social Security helping veterans receive benefits.

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