Blog Posts - Veterans Furniture Center

September 27th, 2019

9/27/2019

The VFC was recently in very short supply of dressers for our formerly homeless veterans. This is an essential piece of the kit we supply to veterans transitioning from homelessness. We reached out the Arizona Department of Veterans Services and they provided funding through the Arizona Veteran's Donation Fund to purchase fifty new dressers. These arrived in the warehouse in early September and we have already started delivering them to our veterans in need.

Masonic Charaties of Arizona Supports our Veterans

9/20/2019

September 20, 2019 - The VFC is proud to announce that Masonic Charities has joined our sponsors to support our veterans in need. David Miller from Masonic Charities visited the warehouse and presented us with a check to purchase the items our veterans need to most. David came at a time when the volunteers were loading the trucks for delivery, so he had the opportunity to see the VFC in action. We look forward to a long-term relationship with Masonic Charities of Arizona and appreciate the great work they do to support our community and our veterans.

Wells Fargo becomes a Silver Sponsor for 2019

8/14/2019

Wells Fargo is a silver sponsor of the VFC for 2019. Through a combination of strategic relationships with local and national nonprofits, grants, volunteer activities, and other community investments, Wells Fargo is creating solutions that help strengthen the communities.
The VFC is thrilled to have their support!

The Trilogy Veterans club Supports the VFC

8/14/2019

As part of their ongoing efforts to help veterans in need, The Trilogy Veterans Club made a generous donation to the Veterans Furniture Center to help of formerly homeless veterans. The Trilogy Veterans Club goes above and beyond, donating both volunteer time and financial support to many veterans support organizations. The Veterans Furniture Center is grateful for their support.

Sundt Employees Support Our Veterans

8/14/2019

Sundt employees give back to the communities where they live and work through The Sundt Foundation. The Veterans Furniture Center is proud to have their support in 2019.

Arizona Disabled Veterans Foundation

7/21/2019

Arizona disabled Veterans Foundation is a silver sponsor of the VFC for the second year in a row. ADVF is an Arizona 501(c)(3) charity and an Arizona Qualifying Charitable Organization, supported primarily by individuals. ADVF was formed to support veterans charities, like the VFC, that are working on critical veterans issues The VFC Board is thrilled to have their ongoing support!

Corte Bella Vets help our needy veterans

7/9/2019

July 9, 2019 The Corte Bella Vets, as part of their ongoing efforts to help veterans in need, made a generous donation to the Veterans Furniture Center to help of formerly homelss veterans. With the support of great organzations like the Corte Bella Vets, the VFC is changing the world for our most destitute veterans, giving them new hope for a better life.

Thunderbird Charities Becomes A Gold Sponsor

6/26/2019

The Veterans Furniture Center is honored to have the ongoing support of Thunderbird Charities. In 2018 they were one of our Silver Sponsors. This year they have increased their support for our destitute veterans and are a 2019 Gold Sponsor. 100% of their generous donation will go toward purchasing the furniture and household goods our transitioning veterans so desperately need to start a new life and stay off of the streets.
https://thunderbirdscharities.org/

American Legion Unit #107 Supports Continues To Support Our Veterans

6/26/2019

The VFC Board of Directors is very grateful to have the ongoing support of the Irving B. Selmer American Legion Auxilary Unit #107. This past week the VFC received the fourth donation from this wonderful organization in the last fifteen months. Your ongoing support for our mission and our destitute veterans is deeply appreciated.
https://www.facebook.com/Irving-B-Selmer-American-Legion-Auxiliary-Unit-107-1546152182265745/

APS Supports the VFC Again

6/26/2019