If you know a Warrior who deserves a Hand-Up, pleas Click here to see how Houses for Warriors can help.
Warrior Zach, US Navy, gets back on his feet in our Warrior Transitional Housing program in Denver, Colorado.
Our first volunteer service project for a very deserving veteran- U.S. Army veteran Delbert Stracener in Lochbuie, Colorado. We provided a $93k renovation for his home.
Our awesome volunteers and sponsors at Waste Connections Colorado helped us remove four 30-yard dumpsters full of trash from our clean up day at Mattersville.
We partnered with Waste Connections of Colorado to take out the trash! We love helping veterans any way we can, and when we heard about a place near Denver where Homeless Veterans and Wolf Dogs get a second chance, we had to check it out.
Robert lived in and out of the shelters for 2 years before finding the Warrior House. After 3 months, Robert moved into a permanent residence.
Our awesome volunteers and sponsors at Waste Connections Colorado helped us remove four 30-yard dumpsters full of trash from our clean up day at Mattersville.
We partnered with Waste Connections of Colorado to take out the trash! We love helping veterans any way we can, and when we heard about a place near Denver where Homeless Veterans and Wolf Dogs get a second chance, we had to check it out.
Delbert Stracener is an Army Veteran who was diagnosed with spinal cancer in 2016. Delbert’s home was in dire need of major home repairs and could not afford the cost to fix his home. With holes in the roof, broken skylights, no accessibility and mold spreading throughout the house, we expanded our services to organize a much needed home renovation with community support and volunteers!
With the help of local business like Valor Roofing and Solar, Velux, CO Clean-Up Services, Kycor Plumbing, Waste Connections Colorado and many more, we provided a $97,000 home renovation in just under 5 weeks with only volunteers!
Over 300 Volunteer Hours
5 Weeks
You can support homeless veterans in so many ways, but one of the most creative ways to do it is to host your own event! You can turn nearly anything into a fundraiser for Colorado veterans – you can run a race and collect donations for every mile, you could organize a neighborhood BBQ or garage sale, organize a community parade or talent show, or anything else you can dream up! One of the most impactful events you can host is an
Ambassador Action Night where we dial for dollars!
If you have a great idea for an event, or even if you’re just looking for an excuse to meet other members of your community, you can do it to help disabled and homeless veterans of Colorado!
Every dollar matters!
Support our efforts to end veteran homelessness
100% of our donations support our Warrior House Program, Utility Bills, Household Goods, Food and Activities, and our Warriors who do not qualify for financial assistance.
Before you go…
You can help homeless veterans get off the street and lead a safe, self-sufficient, and healthy life.
Houses For Warriors strives to improve the quality of life for disabled veterans. Every donation makes a world of difference.
