We have “A Crisis of Honor” which is a Great American Tragedy in our Nation. Within many of our communities, unbeknownst to us, there are some dark secrets, which greatly affects the men and women of valor, who have served our great Nation and its people, with distinguished honor and integrity in our armed forces.

Sadly, on any given night over 70,000 of these noble & valiant Sons and Daughters of GOD are a homeless veteran. The darker-side of this statistic, is that many of these Warriors become victims of very evil and heinous crimes against humanity.

This is a quiet epidemic that is one the rise, because there no authoritative or government agencies tracking these crimes of human trafficking, medical experimentations, organ harvesting or other Satanic crimes being committed against these Adult Children of GOD.

There are over 18+ million veterans in the United States, with only half that are enrolled in the Dept. of Veteran Affairs. This implies that over 9+ million veterans are unknown and living within our communities. Of those 9 million veterans many fall into two critical categories. Homelessness and high suicide rates. These two statistics are on the rise, because sadly these men and women are losing hope and faith.

-The current rate of veteran suicides are at 17+ deaths per day. This number is twice as high as the civilian suicide rates. (- America's Warrior Partnership)

-HUD records show over 43% of veterans are without a home since 2011. (- HUD)

-11% of homeless adults are veterans, 32% of homeless veterans reside in suburban/rural areas, 51% of homeless veterans have disabilities, 50% of homeless veterans are aged 51 or older. (- National Coalition for Homeless Veterans.)

After having visits and personal discussions with some of these veterans, we knew there was a series of systemic growing dark secrets that needed to be addressed. We were starting to see first hand that the system that was created to take care of our honored veterans, was indeed broken. The true tragedy is when we see our brave, courageous, strong men and women of valor fall into homelessness.

*William Pinevich of Vallejo, California is 76 years old, and served honorably in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam era of the late 1960’s. His MOS was a Jet Engine Mechanic and was discharged from service with honors. He had a distinguishable career as a government contractor, and owned/operated his own auto & motorcycle repair center. William is homeless and has serious medical conditions that require much needed medications and treatment.

*Annetta Driskell of Richmond, California is 60 years old, and served honorably in the Army Reserve during the 1980’s. Her MOS was with the 364th Engineering Battalion in Mechanical Engineering and was discharged from service with honors. She had a distinguished career in the Electro-Mechanical Engineering and Contract Design Industries. Annetta is homeless and has serious medical conditions that require much needed medications and treatment.

Their stories and experiences are similar to the many others we have spoken to over the last couple months. All served honorably. All led productive lives in society. All were successful in their own rights. All had experienced some situations that upset the course of their lives. They tried multiple times to go and work through the systems for veterans that were established for them. There, they discovered just how broken this system was, and they became statistics, like the millions of other veterans who have just faded into the darkness within our communities.

We now choose to Stand In Honor, in bringing awareness to the masses, that these Children of GOD are in need of our help. We are raising funds to help these Brothers and Sisters so that they can obtain better shelter for the coming winter months. They are also in need of winter clothing and food. But most of all, they are in need of new found hope and restored faith in humanity. When you donate, you are helping a veteran regain their dignity and faith in Americans, that their sacrifice in service was not just in vain, but valued with the highest degree of respect and gratitude.

They were Strong for Us, Let’s be Strong for Them.

Funds will be transferred and sent directly to the two veterans mentioned, as well as other veterans in need. We will provide up to date reports on your donations and how they helped these warriors in need.

Thank you for your prayers and kindness in blessing these American patriots.

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