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Organizational goals first and foremost is to provide each homeless patron or veteran on the streets with a hygiene kit that will help decrease the chances of disease, increase their hygiene and provide them with the most essential items all humans need to function comfortably in society. Second goal of HHNR is to build transition housing and support services to those homeless veterans and other homeless men. This home will provide these men with hope, opportunity and chance to improve their lives and becoming productive members of society once again.

In the short 5 years that this organization has served the community the strategy in reaching the stated goals focused on the charity of our community businesses, leaders and everyday man and woman looking for a good cause to help. In addition to charity through monetary donations and supply drives, we have orchestrated an annual charity ball that serves as a fundraiser, marketing tool and of all things, a platform to thank our donors, volunteers and supportive community for helping us do what we do for the community.

For now, we will continue in the direction we have gone with hygiene drives and the charity ball but in addition to these strategies, we will move forward in reaching out to larger corporations for support both monetarily and through larger supply.

With a strong Board of Directors, dedicated donors, and an active giving community we have already set the foundation for organizational giving. Moving forward we will leverage the Board of Directors and their community affiliations, in the process of hiring a grant writer to help the organization find free/government support and finally with growing word of mouth and collaborations with other non-profits in the community, our mission spreads.

We have accomplished a strong following a support system in the community. We have partnered with some larger vendors and organizations for guidance, donations and support of our largest fund raiser annually. We have also changed our Board of Directors to reflect a more successful panel of individuals you can provide different services to the organization and the community we serve. This new group of individuals are full of ideas and strategies that will take HHNR to the next level.

Next steps will be to get passed the “new normal” in this pandemic and find the best way to serve the community while keeping safe. Adding another fundraiser during the spring and reach out to larger organizations like Proctor and Gamble, Coca Cola, General Mills, etc. to provide larger donations of hygiene items.