Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors “Primary doling out massive amounts of candy, hand sanitizer bottles same old” cheap toilet made in china supplies, and many other unnecessary items the dept. of Veteran affairs and “private corporations have no usage for (2011) Top 1-25 #24 United States Veterans Initiative $82,057,682 $192,474,944 $191,061,779 $3,281,791 $170,922,467

 Defendant Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors, all U.S. Vets United States Veterans Initiative et al “Employees” at 800 W 6th Street Suite 1505 Los Angeles, CA 90017 213.542.2600, namely “U.S. Vets et al herein claims of a national charity that vows to help disabled homeless veterans and their families has spent tens of millions on marketing services, and “overhead” while in 2011 the “Top 25 Veterans Organization” received mega million’s yearly in just “private tax write off” in donations since it began operations all the while the location in Houston Texas the 4^th largest city in the Nation

 “Primary doling out massive amounts of candy, hand sanitizer bottles same old” cheap toilet made in china supplies, and many other unnecessary items the dept. of Veteran affairs and “private corporations have no usage for and simply make this a donation which is then mark as tax write offs’ and income received for the defendant Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors “when basically” its (Trash) of no positive usage to all Texas

 “Negro Plaintiffs veteran herein real physical monetary gainful positive aid, while Defendant Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors  basically” its Military/Corporation (Trash) actually receiving for example “estimated the value of the donation shipment received in surplus at around $334,000 -- significantly less than the $888,888 it reported to the IRS, and Defendant tax filings with the IRS, almost none of that money has wound up in the hands of American veterans.  $334,000 - $888,888 = $554,888 (Secret Cooking the Books profit) in RICO charity to also include Defendant Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors since Joe Czyzyk, who was elected to the U.S.VETS board in 2012, took over Instead, the charity made significant payments to directly supporting primarily a larger percentage Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors, all U.S. Vets United States Veterans Initiative et al “Employees” at 800 W 6th Street Suite 1505 Los Angeles, CA 90017 213.542.2600, and this massive

 Nation-wide useless over kill employees to help hand out “Candy” and worthless military refused over stock years ago lost in a military/ corporation warehouse garbage being “markup” for a National tax write off RICO scheme of things resulting still defendant (U.S. Vets et al ) back at “square #1 “primary running a RICO racket

For example, Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust spends 96 percent of its budget on vets. Fisher House devotes 91 percent. But according to public records reported by "Charity Navigator," the Wounded Warrior Project spends 60 percent on vets.

Doling out massive amounts of candy, hand sanitizer bottles same old” cheap toilet made in china supplies, and many other unnecessary items the dept. of Veteran affairs have no usage for and simply make this a donation which is then mark as income received for the defendant “when basically” its self is recycle corporation truck loads the same old worthless new (Trash), being “RICO” racket for profit of the “Negro Veterans Plaintiffs” lives herein. Vs. Fresh from the Military/Corporation production factory line directly to the Negro Veterans Plaintiffs herein, being actually reality vs. “Candy”, and a piece of fruit at Christmas time, as the media make a Grand production to aid masking the Grand White Only Vets Monetary discriminatory fraud.

A News21 analysis of the 25 charities that collect the bulk of public contributions to veterans’ causes shows that some are far more effective than others in getting money to veterans. The charities range from high-profile activist groups to foundations that make small emergency grants to veterans. Data is from 2001-2011.  

1 Henry M Jackson Foundation For The Advancement Of Military Medicine $2,598,227,191 $2,714,569,575 $2,602,684,064 $12,309,594 $2,574,174,820

2 Paralyzed Veterans Of America $1,005,406,107 $1,052,837,295 $1,043,829,175 $342,397,809 $634,075,397

3 Help Hospitalized Veterans $436,520,920 $353,429,379 $444,248,183 $147,939,894 $271,772,204

4 Northern California Institute For Research And Education Inc $402,437,169 $357,022,594 $438,081,504 $1,271,834 $387,094,971

5 Association Of Graduates Of The United States Military Academy $300,449,028 $297,734,506 $288,884,470 $43,030,348 $227,727,862

6 Fisher House Foundation Inc $270,047,188 $256,537,569 $240,396,865 $3,865,294 $231,220,737

7 United Spinal Association Inc/Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association $252,031,592 $167,582,503 $299,959,788 $103,293,099 $163,229,323

8 Veterans Medical Research Foundation Of San Diego $187,734,273 $213,339,631 $287,476,412 $138,401 $215,373,612

9 Wounded Warrior Project Inc $187,534,241 $192,641,964 $162,159,892 $38,326,453 $108,711,934

10 Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society $185,041,372 $202,872,206 $309,976,090 $6,002,470 $258,857,747

11 Coalition To Salute Americas Heroes Foundation $156,280,164 $156,816,503 $150,523,906 $41,787,360 $102,368,099

12 Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund $132,237,521 $135,713,074 $116,651,517 $1 $737

13 Marine Corps Heritage Foundation $131,243,593 $152,951,728 $58,558,104 $20,469,369 $27,274,172

14 Amvets National Service Foundation $120,977,825 $122,719,458 $116,932,816 $9,756,499 $96,700,929

15 Atlanta Research And Education Foundation Inc $120,125,252 $149,083,864 $147,550,226 $0 $140,135,609

16 Army Emergency Relief $118,920,237 $247,352,683 $209,231,336 $4,167,435 $184,156,409

17 Operation Homefront Inc $112,907,171 $113,994,377 $104,353,433 $3,538,474 $97,051,827

18 Palo Alto Institute For Research And Education Inc $105,149,272 $135,859,985 $135,805,933 $0 $114,517,343

19 Military and Veterans Service Organizations Of America $98,567,727 $98,580,083 $98,580,083 $1,203,823 $96,960,518

20 Veterans For America $89,193,518 $92,767,850 $90,797,664 $7,372,831 $65,446,506

21 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Inc $86,383,498 $91,059,668 $67,378,751 $19,384,451 $42,187,420

22 Disabled Veterans National Foundation $85,071,457 $85,239,823 $100,749,589 $43,463,800 $49,939,004

23 Biomedical Research Institute Of New Mexico $84,342,369 $85,868,096 $75,577,372 $0 $70,243,905

24 United States Veterans Initiative $82,057,682 $192,474,944 $191,061,779 $3,281,791 $170,922,467

25 Seattle Institute For Biomedical And Clinical Research $80,353,837 $85,292,371 $82,882,174 $0 $73,829,735

SOURCE: Internal Revenue Service, The National Center for Charitable Statistics,

 ProPublica, Grey Matter Research & Consulting.

CREDIT: Chad Garland, Andrew Knochel

Joe Czyzyk, Chairman, CEO, Board of Directors since Joe Czyzyk, who was elected to the U.S.VETS board in 2012 but these figures are less now in 2016 far below as described #24 fell way below since Defendant Joe Czyzyk took over 2012 in the percentage actually now not even listed, just “piles of candy, and worthless over stock cheap toilet supplies from corporation tax write off, as hostile U.S. Mail stealing RICO employees,  are racking up billing career hours in addition to this hidden RICO in Millions revenue being never making actual direct well needed surplus and inventory, and services to said “Negro Plaintiffs Veterans Collectively herein.

(2011) Top 1-25

#24 United States Veterans Initiative $82,057,682 $192,474,944 $191,061,779 $3,281,791 $170,922,467