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Sample rows

10 of the 820 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 54 businesses, 38 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 52.

199 rows (24%) carry one of 3 names used by 10 or more listings, led by American Legion with 111. 576 businesses have a name used only once, and 440 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 768 rated businesses is 4.6, and 81 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 574 email addresses, 208 (36%) are role addresses such as info@, 287 (50%) name a person and 79 (14%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this veterans organization email list?

The file contains 820 Google Maps listings in the Veterans organization category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a local group that serves veterans: a post or hall, a support nonprofit, an association with a local office or a service office. Each location is one row, so a national body with local offices appears once per office.

574 rows have an email from the group's own website. Phone numbers appear on 781 rows and websites on 596. Of the emails, 287 are named-person addresses, 208 are role addresses and 79 are on free-mail domains.

The category value is the same throughout, so the file does not separate a social hall from a benefits office. The name column often shows which one a group is.

How can you segment the file?

A spreadsheet is enough to cut this file for veterans' groups, using the columns that are already there.

Search the business name for post, legion, vfw, chapter, foundation, support, housing, services or museum. Names with post or legion point to member halls, many of which rent rooms and run a bar or kitchen. Names with foundation or support point to nonprofits that raise money and run programs. Names with housing or services point to groups that assist individuals directly. A name will not tell you everything, so read the site before a pitch that depends on the type.

The state column matters more than usual because the file is spread evenly. Texas, Florida, California, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania each have 40 or more listings, which suits a seller who wants several regions rather than one big state.

The email type column shows who is likely to read the note. 287 addresses are named-person, which is the largest group and the one to use for an opening with a first name.

• State and city: regional sales or event territory.
• Business name: halls and posts, foundations, housing and service groups.
• Email type: named officer, role inbox or free mail.
• Website present: groups that list events and rentals.

Who buys a veterans organization email list?

Buyers fall into a few types. Hall suppliers sell to member posts that run a bar, a kitchen and a rental room: beverage distributors, restaurant equipment, jukebox and gaming vendors, and bingo or raffle supply houses. Fundraising companies sell to groups that run events, dinners and golf outings, and printers and apparel sellers supply the shirts, banners and flags those events use.

Nonprofit software vendors sell membership databases, donation pages, volunteer scheduling and email tools. Insurance brokers sell hall and liquor liability. Funeral homes, cemetery operators and monument makers contact groups that hold memorial services. Employers and training schools use the list to reach groups that assist with jobs and benefits.

Another set of buyers are state and local agencies, universities and companies that want to reach veterans' groups for a program, a hiring event or a discount.

How do you run outreach to veterans organizations?

Many of these groups are run by volunteers who hold an elected role such as commander, adjutant or director. They read mail in the evening or on weekends, not at a desk. With 287 named-person addresses among 574 emails, you can often write to a specific officer.

Make the note short, respectful and concrete. Name the group, state what you offer and say what it costs or how it helps the members. A hall supplier can mention the bar and kitchen. A fundraising seller can mention the annual dinner. Avoid patriotic slogans and flattery. People who have served notice when a note is copied across a thousand posts.

Expect a slower response than in a business that sells by the hour. A group may need a vote at the next monthly meeting before it replies. Give it time, and follow up once after two or three weeks instead of sending a series of reminders.

Compare websites before you send. A state body and its local posts may share a domain or a contact address.

What email rules apply when you contact veterans organizations?

A volunteer-run group still falls under the same two basics: your company's physical postal address goes in the message, and a working unsubscribe method has to be there and honored. If an officer hands the role to someone new and asks you to stop, remove the address.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Texas leads with 54 listings and 38 emails, closely followed by Florida (52, 36) and California (47, 33). Michigan has 43 listings and 30 emails, Ohio 41 and 29, Pennsylvania 40 and 28, Indiana 39 and 27, Illinois 38 and 27, New York 33 and 23, and Arizona 31 and 22.

City counts are small and flat. Tucson, Phoenix, Tampa, Grand Rapids and Houston have 7 listings each, followed by San Diego with 6. No city holds a big share, so geography works best at the state level.

A seller with a regional sales team can take the Midwest cluster of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. An online-only offer can take the top ten states in order.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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