You were there for us then.
We are here for you now.
Contact Us

Santa Barbara Elks Lodge #613
Veterans Support Programs
Over $15,000 in local programs funded annually:
⋅ Bring a Vet to Lunch program
⋅ Assistance to veteran families
⋅ Gas and Food gift cards
⋅ Transportation to clinic appointments
⋅ Bus Tokens and Snacks
⋅ Annual Fishing Trip sponsorship
⋅ Welcome Home program

You can make a difference in a veteran's life.
Donate to the Santa Barbara Elks Lodge #613 Veterans Support Programs today.
Santa Barbara Elks Lodge #613 is a 501(c)3 organization.
Santa Barbara Elks Lodge #613
Veterans Support Programs Funding Sources:
⋅ Elks National Foundation Grants
⋅ Weekly Dinner Raffles
⋅ Dessert Sales and BBQs
⋅ Annual Groovin in the Grove Classic Car & Travel Trailer Show
⋅ Donations from people like you.

Thank You to all the participants, sponsors, spectators and supporters of Groovin in the Grove 2019
All proceeds raised from the Groovin in the Grove Classic Car and Travel Trailer Show
will be used 100% in support of the Santa Barbara Elks Lodge's Veterans Support Programs.
Visit the Groovin in the Grove website to see how you can get involved and support our cause.
Groovin in the Grove 2019 Sponsors
Please Support these Local Businesses
Brought to you by Fairview Car Wash
Tri-County Produce, Big Green Cleaning Company, Santa Cruz Markets
Goleta Building Materials, Home Improvement Center, Wheel Fun Rentals
Santa Barbara Airbus, Marborg Industries, Zodo's Bowling & Beyond
Larry's Auto Parts, DV8 Cellars, Community West Bank
Santa Barbara Motor Sports, Cutler's Family Distillery, Beach House Santa Barbara
Hook Line & Sinker, The Point Market, Stardust Sportfishing
Sandpiper Golf Course, Chase Restaurant, Glenn Annie Golf Club
Specialty Tool & Bolt, Giffin Rentals, Santa Barbara Surfacing
Santa Barbara Golf Club, The Home Depot, Melville Winery
Harry's Plaza Cafe, Longboard's Grill, Beachside Bar-Cafe
Miner's Ace Hardware, Chuck's of Hawaii, Mulligan’s Cafe & Bar
Santa Barbara Honda, The Berry Man, Toyota of Santa Barbara
Cashman State Farm Insurance, Beachside Associates Construction, Top Shop Automotive
The Santa Barbara Independent, Mission Linen Supply, 805 Roadside Towing
Bring a Vet to Lunch Program
⋅ Provides information on services, counseling and resources.
⋅ Guest Speakers give insight and guidance to local veterans.
⋅ Elks National Foundation Impact Grant Recipient.

You can help bring our veterans home.

Elks National Foundation
The mission of the ENF is to help Elks build stronger communities. Since its beginning over 90 years ago, the ENF has contributed $481.7 million toward Elks charitable projects nationwide. The ENF programs continue to grow each year, allowing Elks to do even more to build stronger communities.
"So Long as there are veterans, The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them."
Need help? You do not walk alone.

Elks Veterans Service Commission
The Elks National Veterans Service Commission promises service to our nation's veterans and military members, with a special focus on service to those in need.
Thousands of Elks volunteers give generously of their time, energy and resources to serve veterans and military members each day.
Volunteers provide direct service to veterans in more than 330 facilities each month. Through grants to Elks Lodges, Elks National Veterans Service Commission helps volunteers connect with veterans and military members in their communities, providing them with services where they live. Elks volunteers help veterans rehabilitate and thrive through adaptive sports programs and therapy kits. The Welcome Home initiative is reaching out to some of our most vulnerable veterans: those who are experiencing homelessness.
Every night, 40,000 veterans are homeless.
In partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Elks National Veterans Service Commission has pledged to help end veteran homelessness, and ensure that every veteran has the safe, stable home they deserve. To accomplish this goal, we need your help!

We depend on you.
Elks volunteers provide direct service to veterans in more than 330 facilities each month. Through grants to Elks Lodges, we connect with veterans and military members in their communities, providing them with services where they live. We help veterans rehabilitate and thrive through adaptive sports programs and therapy kits. And our Welcome Home initiative is reaching out to some of our most vulnerable veterans: those who are experiencing homelessness.
Get Involved. Volunteer Today.

Santa Barbara Elks Lodge #613
Veterans Support Programs
Motor Transport Section, 2d Reconnaissance Bn, 2dMarDiv leathernecks gather for a group photo outside Kuwait City, two days before coalition forces began a ground assault 24 Feb. 1991 on Iraqi defenses. Front row, kneeling/sitting, from left: SSgt Luis Cisneros (holding flag), GySgt A. C. Corman (helmet in hands), Cpl Patrick Ryan, LCpl Sturgeon, Cpl Watts, Sgt Hanks (leg forward), Cpl Scozzari, LCpl Miller. Back row, standing, from left: Cpl C. B. Goodwin, Cpl Stovall, LCpl Delfred Yazzie, LCpl William Matos, Cpl Lawrence, PFC Follett, LCpl Domenick (lighting cigarette), LCpl Auldridge, Cpl Hennis and 2dLt Michael Brown. Submitted by LtCol Michael A. Brown. Source: Marine Corps Association and Foundation.
Desert Storm Parade NYC American soldier with family hug, Slide Collection Box 15, XVIII Airborne Corps History Office DS-S-F2.
"Desert Storm Parade NYC Along the streets are Welcome Home yellow signs", Slide Collection Box 15, XVIII Airborne Corps History Office DS-S-F1.
The War in Vietnam - A Story in Photographs Created by the National Archives
