Charities, Churches, and Nonprofit Organizations

Veteran Organizations, Charities, and Churches

Veteran Organizations, Charities, and Churches

There are numerous organizations, charities, and charities that provide resources and services to those experiencing homelessness and in transition. Following are some of these veteran organizations, charities, and churches:

Veterans Organizations

Additional Veterans Organizations

  • Tunnels to Towers

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  • Wounded Warriors Project

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Charities for Homeless

Additional Charities

  • Catholic Charities

    Catholic Charities USA

    Catholic Charities helps solve the problems of Veterans in need, non-Catholics and Catholics alike. The neglected child, the homeless family, the immigrant and refugee, the person with special needs, and the hungry senior are among those for whom we provide help and create hope – with compassion and respect.

    Catholic Charities USA

    2050 Ballenger Ave, Suite 400,

    Alexandria, VA 22314

    703-549-1390

    info@catholiccharitiesusa.org


    Catholic Charities / NYC

    1011 First Avenue, 11th Floor

    New York, NY 10022

    Toll Free Help Line: (888) 744-7900

  • Volunteers of America

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Community Resources


Community resources are important to individuals and families. When you need information about a public service or need to learn something new, seek out and find a useful resource. Ask for help, when needed. Assistance can be a just a phone call or a computer click away; websites and phone numbers can link you with assistance and valuable information quickly.


Community resources are like community assets. They help meet certain needs for those living in and around the county. Community resources can be used to improve the quality of community life. Often needed resources are only a phone call away. A newly discovered resource and/or a helpful resource person can be like finding valuable treasure. It is a good thing to be able to positively help another person and it is also personally rewarding to assist others in need.


Source: University of Florida IFAS

  • Libraries / NYC

    Libraries / NYC


    The New York Public Library

    With nearly 53 million items and 92 locations, The New York Public Library is the second largest public library in the United States. The library has branches in the boroughs of the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island.


    The Brooklyn Public Library

    The Brooklyn Public Library was established in 1896 and is one of the nation’s largest public library systems with more than 850,000 active cardholders.


    The Queens Public Library

    The Queens Public Library in Long Island City has a media center with free computers, scanning, and printing (20 pgs. / day).



Community Churches for the Homeless

Additional Churches

  • Community Churches / NYC

    All Angel’s Church

    Drop In Services: Tuesdays and Thursdays

    8 am to 2 pm – Shower Service (limit 24)

    9 am to 11 am – Hot Food Service and Outdoor Coffee Station

    10 am to 12 pm – Tuesday Only: Clothing Closet (limit 25)

    9 am to 2 pm – Medical, Physchiatric, and Social Services (referral or appointment required)

    251 West 80th Street

    New York, NY 10024

    Phone: (212) 362-9300

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