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2025
Annual REport
At Cloud Veterans, transparency is a core value. We believe the communities we serve—and the partners who support us—deserve clear, honest insight into our progress.
That’s why we’re proud to share our 2025 Annual Report.
Inside, you’ll find:
📈 Key metrics on veteran enrollment, certifications, and job placements
🤝 Updates on our sponsors, grant usage, and financial stewardship
🛠️ Highlights from our bootcamps, mentorship programs, and new initiatives
🎯 Impact stories showing how Cloud Veterans is changing lives through cloud careers
We’re on a mission to help every honorably discharged veteran transition into a meaningful civilian career in cloud computing—and this report shows how far we’ve come, and where we’re going next.
Thank you for being part of the mission. Transparency isn’t just about numbers—it’s about trust.
And we’re honored to earn yours.
Who qualifies
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Honorably discharged U.S. military veterans, any branch, any era, any MOS
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Active-duty service members within 12 months of separation
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Guard and Reserve members with proof of service
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Spouses and immediate family members, after the veteran completes at least one certification
You do not need a tech background, a degree, a security clearance, or a GI Bill balance. Most of our graduates started with none of the above.
Impact Numbers
739
Number of
Veterans Served
0
.7
/5
Veteran Satisfaction Survery
236
11,
Training Hours
Delivered
90
$
M
5-Year
Economic Impact
457
4,
Courses
Completed
75
$
K
Training &
Cert. Cost
Veterans need our help.
We continue to see a significant need among those we serve.
High Suicide Rates
Veterans are 57% more likely to die by suicide than their civilian counterparts, highlighting the urgent need for mental health support.
Economic Challenges
Over 20% of military spouses are unemployed, which affects family well-being, undermines their financial stability, and contributes to food insecurity.
Increasing Demands on Military Families
The challenges of deployments strain some military families, often impacting the mental health of military children. This is a concern for family well-being and overall force resilience.