VALOR works with an Army of volunteers to help our Veterans. We provide assistance with Federal, Private, and State Grant writing, help collect donations and discounts from businesses, and acquire individual donations (time, money, goods, services). We also help with the Veterans Unstoppable Program sponsorships.

Pathfinders bring VALOR programs into new communities. They become community Ambassadors for our efforts and help grow the organization.

Stand Downs have become the cornerstone of our outreach efforts to locate homeless Veterans. At a Stand Down we provide non-perishable food (like a food pantry), clothing (like a clothing closet), and a warm meal (like a soup kitchen), in the location where the homeless frequent and or live.

Paul House requires a large number of volunteers to perform a wide variety of tasks. We need Cooks, Administrative support, maintenance, people answering phones, sorting and receiving food, clothing donations, preparing for stand-downs, delivering furniture, and taking homeless Veterans to appointments/work.

Kevin’s House is currently under renovation. We desperately need your skills in the trades!!

Peer Group leaders serve an important part in helping Veterans through the service to civilian transition. Maybe you have what it takes to serve this important role.

Our Holiday Meal program has several options to get involved. Food collection, organization, and distribution are the three main volunteer components.

Resilient Warrior is our program to help with filing applications with the VA, Social Security Administration, or state offices. To volunteer to become a representative will require you to submit an accredited claims agent application with the VA and pass an exam.

Let’s face it all these things cost money. Electricity, fuel for trucks, buying nails for Kevin’s House and insurance are all expenses we can’t escape.