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Thank You!
The Board and the volunteers of the Veterans Furniture Center wish you all the best for this holiday season. Thanks to your support we have successfully assisted three-hundred and seventy-five formerly homeless veterans transition to permanent housing in 2018. This has been a major year of transition for the VFC as we have moved to providing our forgotten heros with complete kits of exactly the items they need to begin a new life and return to society. We could not have done it without your help.
2019 looks to be both a promising and a challenging year as we continue our efforts to help those who deserve and need our help the most. We are now, with your continued support, on the threshold of completing our transition to providing all new furniture and household goods to every veteran we service, greatly increasing their chance for success. You will find more details in our January Newsletter.
As you celebrate this season of giving, please keep in mind those who have served our country in honor and now now suffering from homelessness and need our help. To continue our efforts in 2019, we need your help, especially in the first quarter. We have requests out for 2019 grants, but none of those funds will be available during the first three months. We need your support during the first quarter of 2019.
2019 looks to be both a promising and a challenging year as we continue our efforts to help those who deserve and need our help the most. We are now, with your continued support, on the threshold of completing our transition to providing all new furniture and household goods to every veteran we service, greatly increasing their chance for success. You will find more details in our January Newsletter.
As you celebrate this season of giving, please keep in mind those who have served our country in honor and now now suffering from homelessness and need our help. To continue our efforts in 2019, we need your help, especially in the first quarter. We have requests out for 2019 grants, but none of those funds will be available during the first three months. We need your support during the first quarter of 2019.
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Read our January 2019 Newsletter
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- Veterans Furniture Center donations now qualify for AZ tax credits.
- Arizona taxpayers may now qualify for up to $400 per individual or $800 per couple in tax credits on their Arizona Income Tax. Note that this a a credit, not a deduction. You may subtract your donation from what you owe the State of Arizona on your annual tax return.
- Click here for information
About the VFC
- The VFC is managed by an all-veteran volunteer Board of Directors.
- Our mission is to assist formerly homeless veterans transitioning to permanent housing by providing them, free of charge, the new furniture and household goods they need to make their apartment a home and successfully transition back to society.
- We service the greater Phoenix, Az. area
- We rely on volunteers -- veterans, active duty military, and other supporters -- to deliver furniture, as well as to staff the office and warehouse.
- We deliver furniture to veterans every single week, fifty-two weeks a year.
- Since 2009 the VFC has assisted over 2,900 formerly homeless veterans.
- We are currently delivering furniture & household goods to over 400 veterans a year.
We are making a Difference - You can Help
Used Furniture
The Veterans Furniture Center is no longer accepting any used furniture or household goods. We apologize for any inconvience this may cause, but we must focus on the needs of our formerly homeless veterans, who live in very small, one-three room apartments. Even the best quality donated items often were too big or unsuitable for their use, and much of what we received was unservicable. We often had to pay to dispose of donated used items. To make matters worse, we often didn't have all of the items the veteran needed, putting them at risk of becomeing homeless again.
To give our transitioning veterans a hand up in their efforts to become functioning members of society we now deliver a complete kit of new furniture and household goods specifically tailored to meet their needs. (Click here to see the description of the kit.) We appreciate those who donated in the past and hope that you will understand that we must focus on our mission of assisting transitioning veterans so that they may lead a successful life and not return to the street.
We especially appreciate the support of Living Spaces who is providing brand new beds for all of our needy veterans.
Thank you for your understanding. Please consider supporting us as we strive to reduce, and eventually end, veteran homelessness.
To give our transitioning veterans a hand up in their efforts to become functioning members of society we now deliver a complete kit of new furniture and household goods specifically tailored to meet their needs. (Click here to see the description of the kit.) We appreciate those who donated in the past and hope that you will understand that we must focus on our mission of assisting transitioning veterans so that they may lead a successful life and not return to the street.
We especially appreciate the support of Living Spaces who is providing brand new beds for all of our needy veterans.
Thank you for your understanding. Please consider supporting us as we strive to reduce, and eventually end, veteran homelessness.
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Need Help?
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Are you a formerly homeless veteran in need of furniture and household goods? We would like to help you. To obtain our assistance, you MUST be referred by your case worker from the VA or from one of our social services partners. If you don't have a case worker, please contact the VA Community Resource Referral Center shown on the right. Please do not contact us directly as we will just refer you to the CRRC. Click on the Partners button below to see a list of our participating agencies.
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Phoenix Community Resource Referral Center
1500 East Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014 (602) 248-6040 |
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