Who’s Eligible?
United Heroes League provides equipment, camps, game tickets, and grants for association fees based on status and rank of military parent(s). All
military branches are included and may apply:
Status:
1. Family of Killed In Action
2. Combat Wounded Purple Heart Recipient
3. Currently Deployed
4. Currently Serving
5. Veterans (Honorably discharged Veterans who have deployed to a combat zone as
defined by the Department of Defense or Veterans Administration.)
Rank Priority:
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7
E8 O1 WO1
E9 O2 WO2
O3 WO3
O4 WO4
O5
O6
United Heroes League has also joined with the Canadian Forces to offer benefits to their
military children. We now have an additional option for military in Canada to select their
rank:
Junior Enlisted
Senior Enlisted
Junior Officer
Senior Officer
Divorce, Stepchildren and Parental Access
United Heroes League is committed to supporting military families and eligible children regardless of family structure, including divorced, separated, blended, and remarried families.
Stepchildren are eligible for United Heroes League benefits and programs when they are part of the military family. A child does not have to be the biological or legally adopted child of the service member to qualify for support when they are a member of the service member’s household or family.
A child’s eligibility for United Heroes League programs, events, equipment, camps, and other benefits is not affected by a divorce or disagreement between parents or stepparents.
United Heroes League does not take sides in custody, divorce, or family disputes. Unless we are provided with a valid court order or other legally binding documentation stating otherwise, we will not restrict an eligible parent, stepparent, or legal guardian from participating in opportunities involving the child.
If a parent or legal guardian wishes to prevent another parent, stepparent, or legal guardian from participating in or accessing opportunities involving an eligible child, United Heroes League must be provided with a current court order or other legally binding documentation that specifically establishes that restriction.
Our priority is simple: to make sure military children have access to the support, sports, and opportunities they deserve—regardless of their family’s circumstances.
Please direct any questions to [email protected]