About Us
Mission
Our mission is to provide services to disabled and homeless veterans and ensure that they are aware of the services that they are eligible to receive. In our effort to make this vision a reality, our organization will provide counseling to veterans and guide them to transitional housing services. Additionally, we will assist them in identifying agencies that provide food, clothing, and treatment for PTSD. Veterans will also be given information regarding agencies within and outside the Veterans Administration department that will further assist them in obtaining the services that so desperately need.
About the Founder
David Jones, the CEO and founder, served two tours in Vietnam. When David returned to the United States, he was a victim of homelessness. At that time, he received assistance from the YMCA where shelter was provided for him. During his stay there, he encountered other wartime veterans who were also desperately in need of assistance. Therefore, after his retirement, he started the non-profit organization to assist disabled and homeless veterans. Since the inception of the organization, David and his wife have supported the organization with their retirement income.
Company Profile
This organization was established in 2007 to assist disabled and homeless veterans. Our organization is recognized as tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3).
For the past 10 years, the organization sponsored a food program for veterans in the Watts, Willowbrook, and Compton areas in California where the CEO was born and raised. Not only did the organization provide meals for the veterans, but the organization also helped other less fortunate people in the area. Veterans received information about the benefits that they were eligible to receive. Additionally, David personally gave the veterans a step-by-step guide of all the necessary procedures that enabled them to obtain their benefits. The organization referred veterans to agencies within and outside the veteran’s administration that further assisted them with their sometimes difficult transition.
David and his wife are 76 and 74 year old senior citizens who are dedicated and committed to making a difference in the lives of veterans. Since their relocation to Las Vegas, Nevada, they are supporting veterans’ organizations. They donate to Veterans Village which provides homes and assistance to veterans.
Accomplishments
- Sponsored 3 concerts for veterans at the West Los Angeles Health Care Facility
- Sponsored middle school students at the Junior Olympics
- Participated in Ralph’s Community Food Program
- Sponsored a food program at the VFW in Compton, CA
- Participated in Obama’s “Organizing for Action”
- Sponsored a food program for veterans in Watts, Willowbrook, and Compton
Commendations:
- Maxine Waters-Member of Congress
- Mark Ridley Thomas-Supervisor 2nd District
- Laura Richardson-Member of Congress
- Mike Davis-Assembly
- Bernard C. Parks-Councilman 8th District
- Curren Price-Senator
- NAACP
- Joe Biden-VP