I once heard a gentleman say in front of a live audience at a major jazz festival, that, “American has not faced one enemy, that did not have to face a Black man”, and I thought, how profound a statement. Being a Viet Nam era veteran myself, that statement really made me reflect as to what I was a part of, being a U.S. Veteran. It also saddened me when I thought of all of the brothers, who are veterans that are homeless in my city (40% of all homeless black men in Los Angeles are veterans) and throughout the country.

After defending the honor of everyone that enjoys citizenship in this nation, these men, are left to be homeless, on the streets and damaged. Records will show that even our enemies would treat them better than that. The men that served this nation are vital parts of our community and should be benefited the resources and services that would insure that.

This organization stands proudly with our veterans and ask for your support as well. Join us in supporting this cause.

Clothing Program

Homelessness for veterans has huge psychological effects on their ability to socialize, feel safe and function in a society that they feel largely has turned their back on them. Finding work or keeping employment is a challenge beyond their capacity. Hence, taking care of themselves, not to mention their families becomes more than a notion and practically impossible.

Providing clothing for the men and women that provided our national security, freedoms and liberties, is a huge task in the process of helping them get back on track. We welcome your used clothes, new clothes and financial contributions towards this effort. The men and women we help appreciate your assistance and let’s them know they efforts were appreciated as well.

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Food Program Schedule

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Physical & Mental Health Program

One of the major issues confronting homeless veterans are their physical and mental health issues which hinders their ability to re-enter into mainstream society. The Veteran Administration and various veteran organizations have identified and attempted to develop outreach strategies to help veterans with these issues. We have brought onboard a group of mental health professionals to assist us in helping veterans with their issues.

Sustainable Community Program

Finding a solution to homelessness, mental illness, physical ailments and hunger has seemingly escaped our best thinkers. While economics seem to be the hurdle everyone wants to overcome as if it is the only solution to the problems, we have developed strategies using the resources our environment has made available to us. For more information on our plan and strategy to fight homelessness among our veterans, please visit our website at: www.donate2vets.com.

Visit our site at: www.donate2vets.com

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