Working Veterans and "Vets for Vets" Programs

We celebrate and recognize Veterans and their families for their service to the US.

Housing is not just seen in financial hardships, but may lead to homelessness.

For homeless veterans, they are three times more likely to commit suicide,

and 2/3 of those committing this heartbreak are not connected with the VA.

Our most recent veterans who served following 9/11 are at greater risk,

due to a slow growing economy, rising housing costs, and their lack of affiliation with the VA.

As a proud covenant partner of The Fuller Center for Housing in Americus, Georgia, we share a commitment to a grass-roots, Christ-centered approach to ending poverty housing worldwide.

Working Veterans Tiny Living

This program engages working veterans that need housing. We create simple, decent, stable rental housing that veterans' salaries allow them to afford, by using tiny houses, accessory dwelling units, and small scale development.

We are at the proof of concept stage, and are seeking partnerships with other military organizations that own land.