About Fry Chapter #14
Veterans Serving Veterans
DAV Chapter 14, also known as Fry Chapter 14, is a local chapter of Disabled American Veterans serving Sierra Vista and surrounding communities in Cochise County. We are committed to helping veterans, their families, and survivors receive the support, benefits, and respect they have earned through service.
Our Chapter Service Officers are available Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at 2600 E. Wilcox Drive in Sierra Vista. We provide guidance, information, and local support for veterans who need help understanding available benefits, connecting with resources, or finding the next right step.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple: we serve those who served.
As part of the national DAV organization, we stand with veterans of all generations. DAV provides free support to veterans, families, and survivors, including help with VA benefits, transportation, employment resources, and transition support. Locally, Chapter 14 brings that mission home to Sierra Vista by offering personal, veteran-to-veteran support right here in our community.
How We Can Help
Veterans Benefits Information
We help veterans better understand benefits and resources that may be available through the VA and other agencies.
Chapter Service Officers
Our Service Officers are available during weekday office hours to help veterans find guidance and direction.
Transportation
We help veterans better understand benefits and resources that may be available through the VA and other agencies.
Our Community
Sierra Vista has a strong military and veteran community, and Chapter 14 exists to help keep that community connected. Whether someone needs benefits information, transportation guidance, fellowship, or a place to ask questions, our doors are open.
We believe no veteran should have to navigate the system alone. DAV Chapter 14 is here to help veterans find answers, access support, and move forward with dignity and respect.
Part of a Larger DAV Mission
Disabled American Veterans was founded after World War I to give disabled veterans a voice and make sure they were not forgotten. Today, DAV continues that work nationwide by helping more than a million veterans each year.
In Arizona, DAV has a long history of leadership, service, and teamwork. DAV Chapter 14 is proud to be part of that larger mission while staying focused on the veterans and families right here in Sierra Vista.