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

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

AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) – Empowers people 50 and older to live their best lives through advocacy, community service, and resources on health, finances, and independence. 

National Council on Aging (NCOA)– Improves the lives of older adults, especially the vulnerable and disadvantaged, through advocacy, services, and partnerships that promote aging well. 

Alzheimer’s Association  – Leads efforts to end Alzheimer’s and other dementias by advancing research, providing care and support, and promoting brain health.

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. 

The Salvation Army – A Christian organization that serves people in need by preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ and meeting human needs without discrimination.