MULTI-RESOURCE CENTER
CONNECTIONS FOR HUMANITY
HOMELESS & VETERAN, TWO WORDS THAT SHOULD NEVER GO TOGETHER
For their service and sacrifice, warm words of thanks from a grateful nation are more than warranted, but they aren't nearly enough. We also owe our veterans the care they were promised and the benefits that they have earned. We have a sacred trust with those who wear the uniform of the United States of America. It's a commitment that begins at enlistment, and it must never end. But we know that for too long, we've fallen short of meeting that commitment. Too many wounded warriors go without the care that they need. Too many veterans don't receive the support that they've earned. Too many who once wore our nation's uniform now sleep in our nation's streets."
-PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA, MARCH 19, 2009
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Connections For Humanity Sponsor -a- Homeless Veteran program was created as a direct result of men and women who enlisted in our United States Military Forces with honor and integrity to protect and keep this land free.
A sacrifice of one’s self to leave their families and their homes behind to become a protector of America in which we call home. Through the bloodshed, the tears, trenches, and fears unaware of the unknown, these men and woman put their own lives on the frontlines for us.
Unaware to them, was that when they came home we as a society would not treat and respect them as heroes but close a blind eye to their cries for help.
Many veterans come home disabled (physically and/or mentally), limited to little or no resources, and in need of workforce training, employment, crisis intervention, housing, support, resources & and social assistance.
Foreclosures on their homes, city taxes, legal fees, incarceration, social adjustments, and similar hardships leave many veterans desperate.
They degraded to begging in the street for money, to fill their belly for the day rather than rummaging in the alleys behind restaurants, going through the trash, fighting with rats and flies to make a meal out of other people’s leftovers. Living in the street flopping like fish out of water sleeping in the streets like thrown-out trash. Although shelters are available, often they are full and they must find an alternative sanctuary.
Overwhelmed with hopelessness, some veteran's lives end in suicide
For as little as $25.00 to $2,000 or more monthly you can be a hero to the heroes by playing a significant role of assisting veterans and their families with the help they cry out for.
Honor…..……Dignity……..……... .…..Respect……….……. and…………..….. Humane treatment.
Basic Hygiene needs, Fresh Clothes, Transportation, Privite Housing, Medical & Dental Emergecies
Connections For Humanity’s Sponsor-a-Homeless Veteran Program is made possible only through the generous contributions of organizations and individuals like yourselves. We welcome any and all contributions as we the people make a stand to preserve the honor of our military men, women, and families by standing in support to say “We Hear Your Cries, We Thank You for all you have done, and We Are Here to help.
We here at Connections For Humanity, Inc would like extend our thanks to you for making this program possible ….and from the many military men, women and families life’s that you have and will directly affect……..
Single Veteran Veteran & Family
Basic Hygiene Needs
Copper Supporter $60.00 Copper Supporter $200.00
Transportation For A Month
Bronze Supporter $200.00 Bronze Supporter $1,00.00
Food For A Month
Bronze Supporter $500.00 Bronze Supporter $1,500,00
New Clothes
Silver Supporter $600.00 Silver Supporter $2,000.00
Housing For A Year
Diamond Supporter $13,500. Diamond Supporter $14,300.
Medical or Dental Emergencies
Titanium Supporter $20,000 Titanium Supporter $40,000
