American Legion Auxiliary Supports Homeless Veterans
The American Legion Auxiliary's national president volunteered at the Veterans' Community Project in Sioux Falls, presenting a $28,000 donation to support transitional housing and services for struggling veterans.
"Veterans Community Project has been needed for so long. I wish there were more chapters of it throughout the country. We need to be able to house these homeless veterans, to give them that leg up, to be able to become self-sufficient again. We need not only the physical building, but they need the counseling, the case management, everything that goes with that,"
said American Legion Auxiliary National President Pam Ray. The donation was made possible by an annual golf tournament, demonstrating the organization's commitment to community.
Author's summary: Auxiliary supports veterans with $28,000 donation.
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