Serving veterans who are homeless. at risk of being homeless, experiencing a well-being crisis, self-reliant hardship, challenge or crisis.
United In Doing the Good Deeds
that are Making Life Saving Differences.
“..coming to our rescue and we will never forget your generosity, support, and dedication as long as we live. God Bless you All! In Gratitude,” John and Ayana
John is a U.S. Air Force veteran and he was served by the United Relief Foundation Rapid Response Initiative. United Relief Foundation respects and protects the privacy of the veterans we serve.
Women are the fastest growing group in the Veteran population, and the most vulnerable Women Veterans in need are also the least visitable.
United In Doing the Good Deeds
that are Making Life Changing Differences.
“The message I would give to other veterans having a difficult time or fallen on hard times is not to give up hope. Whatever it is you want to accomplish you can still do that. With the help of the United Relief Foundation.” Theron
Theron is a U.S. Marine veteran and he was served by United Relief Foundation's Home Sweet Home Lifeline. United Relief Foundation respects and protects the privacy of the veterans we serve.
Your One Good Deed Will Make A Difference!
Your tax-deductible Good Deed helps make a difference by being the difference for veterans during their time of need and for many to again being self-reliant and contributing members of their communities.
