Providing Hope VA

Reduce the high statistics of veteran homelessness, hunger, and addiction through emergency aid, housing, and treatment options. Coupled with connecting veterans with the proper agencies for long term help and care, we aim to fill any needs both before and above what those agencies are able to provide. \n\nWe also aim to provide a respite for those in active duty. The need to recharge, feel appreciated and a tangible "Thank You for Your Service" is at the heart of our "Vacation for Heroes" program. \n\nGone, but not Forgotten. Our goal to honor and remember those who paid the ultimate price for our country, our "Honor the Fallen" plaque program extends a small token of our gratitude to Gold Star family members. Never Forget.

Through digital media and word of mouth, we extend the message to those in need that "We Can Help." When others are unable or say "No," we do not. We work with other veteran and community organizations to help spread the help as far as possible. Our reach is nationwide, not merely regional. \n\nWe have the capability to help, whether that is a small or great need, we can usually fill it. All it takes is for someone to fill out the get help form on our website, come in to our office, or message us on social media. We are prompt with our response and we help whenever the need arises. Direct aid to individuals is our specialty, but we also lend aid to other organizations whenever possible. \n\nWe are investigating, currently, building/funding veteran communities and the best possible options for that reality. There are tiny homes, motel structures and possible all-in-one facilities that we are currently in the effort for to provide housing and/or care for veterans. These are not simply in SC where we are headquartered, but in other areas of the country that feasibility, need, and sustainability have been proven.

Our unique ability for fundraising, our tremendous and loyal supporter base and our intensity to grow into a non-profit that rivals other "household name" charities has pushed us to become more structured, focused and aligned to complete our mission. With compassionate and dedicated staff, veterans, and members of the recovery community we are able to take a an understanding and knowledgeable approach to finding and providing the help and hope so many need.

We have helped over 600 veterans with direct aid payments, donated $30,000 to help rebuild a veteran in Indiana's home. Another veteran's home was determined to be "sinking" and would be a total loss without foundation repairs in excess of $20,000. We funded that. We have helped outfit multiple vehicles for handicap accessibility for veterans and their caregivers. Provided foreclosure and eviction relief, helped avoid utility shutoff, car repossessions and helped with medical payments to help veterans in their time of need. \nWe have made many monetary donations to other non-profit organizations like ourselves and committed to community outreach programs to help the areas we have called "home."\nWe have taken requests and filled orders for several hundred "Honor the Fallen" plaques and provided much needed vacations to many active duty servicemembers and their families.