US Military Homeless Veterans Associate Group, Inc. is a non-profit organization that seeks to address the incidences of homelessness among America’s veterans. The organization accepts donations, volunteers, help from corporations, and even aid from other foundations to improve the lives of these underprivileged veterans and their families. You can show support by pledging as a donor or a volunteer, and help us show dedication in helping address the growing problem of veteran homelessness. Let us help the brave men and women who have sacrificed much to ensure the freedom enjoyed by every American today!

FRONTLINE VETERANS PROJECT OFFER ASSISTANCE and SUPPORT TO VETERANS WE OFFER Job Training & Job Referrals Membership Subscription & Representation against debt collector harassment Financial Support & Case Management

CEO-Whitney Millender Stauffer Veterans Helping Veterans Foundation has established itself as a vital part of the Veteran community in North Carolina, Georgia, California & Alabama. Our organization is impacting the lives of service members and veterans nationwide. VHV Foundation has worked with more than 4,000 services members with a mission of building resilience and restoring hope through various initiatives to strengthen emotional, mental, and physical health improvement. VHV Foundation primary mission is to bring awareness to suicide intervention, and homelessness within our veteran community. VHV Foundation most recent initiative is to promote awareness with our #END22 Campaign, a grass movement to raise awareness throughout the community and our nation. Faith groups, schools, restaurants, corporations and other community organizations are joining in the effort to address the issues of suicide within our veteran community. Together we can build resilience, restore hope and turn the epidemic on suicide. Veterans Helping Veterans is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in Alabama, California, Georgia & North Carolina with trained certified staff members, advocates, and volunteers throughout the United States. Our organization offers, VA Disability claims filing, emergency financial assistance, including mental health resources for veterans within the fifty states. 22 Veterans Commit Suicide Daily. Since the inception of our #End22 campaign in 2019 more than 3100 individuals have participated in the VHV Foundation End22 challenge. Lives are being saved, individuals and families, including homeless veterans are finding hope and communities are growing stronger through our advocacy.