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Posted by admin on Nov 11, 2011 in Featured | 2 comments
HOW IT WORKS
All monetary donations are processed through Authorize.Net for a safe, easy, and secure method of donating. Our goal is to maximize the portion of every dollar that can go to make a difference in the lives of Homeless Veterans.
DOWNLOAD TO DO YOUR PART:
Visit www.ahvf.org to purchase the song or accompanying video ‘Reaching For You’. It’s not a donation, but proceeds of each download go to the Foundation to help those in need.
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
Donations are directed to The American Homeless Veterans Foundation, a non-profit organization. Our 2012 Goal is to open a Veterans Traning Center to teach resume writing, job skills, mock interviews etc…
The American Homeless Veterans Foundation was reorganized on November 1, 2011, as a nonprofit public benefit corporation at the request of its founder, Darrell Bogan. The Foundation applied to the IRS for recognition of tax-exempt status, and we are confident our application will be approved. When the IRS recognizes our tax-exempt status, that recognition will be retroactive to the date the Foundation was formed and your contributions may be tax deductible depending on your individual tax situation.
Darrell-
Thank you for your efforts on behalf of America’s homeless veterans. Truly this is a much needed and worthy foundation. I look forward to helping out in any way possible.
God bless!
Vault
The VA efforts to stem the growing tide of homelessness among the ranks of our returned/returning veterans is incredibly heartening. Many of our present homeless vets lost much or all of their financial traction while serving our country. That has been exacerbated by the countries financial woes. The 60 Mil over 40 states sounds skinny, but it is a start toward helping those few who have made such a major life sacrifice. Stratton VA, in Albany, N.Y. just took a major step in providing just such assistance, especially for homeless women veterans. God bless all of you working to fix this heartbreaking mess. William C. Eigen USAF ’56