THE MISSION: The US Veterans Hall of Fame desires to continue providing services to our veterans, many of which are critical and lifesaving measures.

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Here are some examples of services that our network provides and that are continually needed for our veterans:

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• One therapy session averages $125 per hour

               the average number of therapy assistance calls in the US has doubled 

             among the veteran population over the course of the pandemic.

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• Single utility needs have averaged between $100 to $200

             everyday in America, a veteran in most major cities has a utility 

             disconnected due to limited income and the inability to pay a bill.

             It is also estimated that 581,000 veterans are unemployed or one 

             paycheck away from losing their homes, vehicle or other properties.

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• Housing assistance needs range from $600 to $1000 monthly

             nationwide we have an estimated 50,000 homeless veterans any given

             night in America. Beyond providing rental or mortgage assistance, 

             (where the V.A. cannot assist the need), the US Veterans Hall of Fame

             has plans to build safe, modern and affordable housing structures

             through a partnership with Axhoj Enterprises that veterans could afford

             and would be proud to call home.

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• Career advancement training averages $250 - $1000

            An educational course or trade school training regimen could enhance a                veteran's paycheck, so that she or he can provide for their families at a 

            higher and more secure level.

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• Community attachment (various)

             We also provide community events and outreach functions to attach

             fellow veterans to their respective communities, as well as

             communities that may be in need of our skillsets. So, whether that be a

             day organizing and distributing food boxes to families in need or a 

             mission to assist the nation after a hurricane, our veterans get an 

             opportunity to continue to serve the nation that they love.

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Any one of the above services, if ready in advance, could save a veteran's life.