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 postsWounded Warrior Project Partners with U.S.VETS to expand services for women veteransApril 12, 2021DENNY’S MOBILE RELIEF DINER TO PROVIDE HUNDREDS OF FRESH HOT MEALS TO VETERANS AT U.S.VETS — INGLEWOOD.March 2, 2021U.S.VETS – Prescott has a new vanFebruary 9, 2021Veterans Village supplies 51 units of supportive housing for U.S. military veterans in Carson, Calif.February 9, 2021Feinstein, Lieu Introduce Bill to House More Homeless Vets at West LA VA CampusJanuary 28, 2021Upside Health Inc. Donates 480,000 Face Masks to U.S.VETSJanuary 28, 2021
DENNY’S MOBILE RELIEF DINER TO PROVIDE HUNDREDS OF FRESH HOT MEALS TO VETERANS AT U.S.VETS — INGLEWOOD.March 2, 2021
Veterans Village supplies 51 units of supportive housing for U.S. military veterans in Carson, Calif.February 9, 2021
