Happy Veterans Day! Enjoy these updates of your generous impact on veterans' lives, plus a special invitation.

Al Payne's Story

Al Payne talks about Volunteers of America as his “ram in the bush.”

After 19 years of military service and law enforcement, Al suffered a heart attack and kidney failure. He wasn't going to let that stop him. But the 2-plus years seeking veteran benefits left Al without income and eventually homeless. VOA was there, with emergency shelter, and resources that Al would use to become independent again. READ MORE

They felt called to serve...

...and made sacrifices for us. Today and every day we honor our veterans and all our military men and women. If they ever struggle, veterans can count on the VOA community of support, which includes you — for whatever it takes to help them get back on their feet for a better life.

You can give back to our country’s veterans. Your donation will provide critical services like veterans shelters, job training and other life-changing support.

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NEW 2022 CONFERENCE — YOU’RE INVITED!

Extended Early Bird Rates, to November 15. Join the nationwide conversation on moral injury. It affects many people, not just veterans, but COVID healthcare workers, journalists, incarcerated people, chaplains, and others. The conference takes place at Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022, and is hosted by the Cathedral and the Shay Moral Injury Center at Volunteers of America. The keynote speaker will be RADM Margaret Kibben (USN retired), Chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives.

This event will be in-person and live-streamed.
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