Public & Societal Benefit (W30) IRS Verified DX Registered

SHENANDOAH VALLEY COMMUNITY VETERANS ENGAGEMENT BOARD

EIN: 84-3618829 · WINCHESTER, VA 22601-5100 · United States

1 out of 5 19 / 100 Based on summary figures only

Financial strength (30%) No data yet

Reliability (20%) 46/100

Effectiveness (25%) 38/100

Impact (25%) No data yet

Scored 9/13/2026

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Mission Statement

NSV CVEB brings together local resources and capabilities to improve outcomes for Veterans, transitioning service members, and those who support them. Northern Shenandoah Valley CVEB is an opportunity for community stakeholders to discuss Veteran issues, develop collaborative relationships with VA leadership and each other. In addition, identifying opportunities to improve experience of local Veterans and strategically executing resolutions.

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CharityAI™ Evaluation — 2025

26 / 100

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Reliability

Effectiveness

Impact

Financial Strength (30%) 0

Reliability & Transparency (20%) 71

Program Effectiveness (25%) 38

Impact & Outcomes (25%) 10

0 programs

IRS Verified Form 990 on File 85% Data Complete

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Organization Details

EIN: 84-3618829
State: VA
City: WINCHESTER
ZIP: 22601-5100
Classification: W30
Category: Public & Societal Benefit
Rating: 1★
Coverage: D
Last Updated: Aug 2026
IRS Ruling Year: 2018
Foundation Code: 15

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Financial strength30%

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Reliability20%

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Effectiveness25%

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Impact25%

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