The Veteran's Benevolent Fund (VBF) is a not-for-profit organization founded in 2016. Its mission is to assist veterans and their families during times of crisis. The organization provides emergency financial assistance for service-related injuries or conditions. They help veterans whose needs aren't covered by Veterans Affairs Canada. They also support those whose VAC applications are pending or under review. Their goal is to provide urgent funding to avoid financial hardship.

The VBF operates in Canada with its registered address in Ottawa, Ontario. As a Canadian organization, it focuses on supporting Canadian Forces Veterans and their families. The VBF was started by Andy Zalkow, a Canadian-born businessman and philanthropist. The organization serves veterans throughout Canada who require assistance. Their services are available in both French and English, making them accessible across the country.

The VBF provides emergency financial assistance as its primary program. They help veterans whose needs are not compensated by Veterans Affairs Canada. Their support is designed for urgent situations requiring immediate funding. The organization has a Board of Directors that includes veterans advocates. Among them is Peter Stoffer, who served as the Official Opposition Critic for Veterans Affairs Canada. The board also includes Michel W. Drapeau, who retired from the Canadian Forces as a Colonel after 34 years of service.