HUNGRY VETERAN DAY

• 1 IN 5 Veterans struggle with hunger. These numbers include all ages of Vets
• Over 80% of pet owners facing high food costs cut back on their own meals to ensure their pets are fed.
• There are over 600,00 homeless individuals living on American streets, 100,000 are children and more than 30,000 are Veterans. 
• $1 Provides a meal for a food deprived or homeless individual. $3 for a day of food. $90 for a month of meals.
• $25 For a sleeping bag for a homeless individual $5 for a blanket. 30 Cents for socks. $1 for gloves. Long sleeve t-shirt $7. Hoodie $10. Pants $7. Tent $30. Backpack/Duffle bag$10.
• Hygiene kit for women & men. Each kit contains toilet paper, toothbrush toothpaste, face towel, bar soap, deodorant, comb, lip balm, nail clippers, feminine monthly products (for women). $8-$13

FOR MORE HELP FOR VETERANS & MILITARY SERVICE PERSONEL AS IN MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, ASSISTANCE FOR HOMELESS VETERANS, HOME REPAIR, & NATIONAL RESOURCES & MORE PLEASE VISIT

VETERANS

DOGAGOGO

Volunteers Of America – Supports individuals and communities through housing, healthcare, and human services for vulnerable populations such as veterans, the homeless, and the elderly.

DAV (Disabled American Veterans)  – Empowers disabled veterans to lead high-quality lives through free assistance with benefits, advocacy, and community support. 

YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association) – Builds healthy spirit, mind, and body for all through community programs in youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. 

Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly – Reduces isolation and loneliness among older adults by fostering friendships and community connections.