U.S. Vets President and CEO Stephen Peck on their mission to help our homeless veterans This article was posted by KTLA 5 on November 11, 2020. Categories: In the News, Latest News, Locations, National, Steve PeckDecember 4, 2020 Author: U.S.VETS Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:FOX 26 serves lunch at residential center for homeless veterans CopyNextNext post:Nonprofit makes helping veterans its year-round mission across the country, including in SoCalRelated postsSPECTRUM AWARDS $2,500 TO U.S.VETS – INGLEWOODJune 22, 2021Army veteran credits vet program for successful Cedars-Sinai nursing careerJune 22, 2021Meet A Veteran: Audra IsbellMay 27, 2021Keller Williams Inglewood Distributed Over 150 Hygiene Kits to Homeless and At-Risk Veterans at U.S.VETS — InglewoodMay 25, 2021Vote for U.S.VETS — Long Beach for Los Angeles 15th District Councilman Buscaino’s Community GrantMay 24, 2021Wounded Warrior Project Partners with U.S.VETS to expand services for women veteransApril 12, 2021
Keller Williams Inglewood Distributed Over 150 Hygiene Kits to Homeless and At-Risk Veterans at U.S.VETS — InglewoodMay 25, 2021
Vote for U.S.VETS — Long Beach for Los Angeles 15th District Councilman Buscaino’s Community GrantMay 24, 2021
