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Veterans Community Project is dedicated to supporting every man and woman who took the oath for our country. We are determined to make a difference in the lives of homeless Veterans, a task accomplished by the community for the community.

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Ways you can donate are by giving them food, pillows, blankets, hygiene, dishes, and furniture. All items must be new. Click here to find more ways to donate and help VCP

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The Veterans Community Project was founded in 2016 by a group of combat veterans in Kansas City, Missouri.

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Veterans Community Project is a non-profit organization.

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A crazy 85 percent of veterans in Veteran's Community Project's Village successfully transition to sustainable, long-term housing.

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There are 7 locations across the United States including Longmont, Colorado, St. Louis, Missouri, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kansas City, Missouri, and Glendale, Arizona.2

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Every tiny home is pet-friendly and fully furnished for every veteran's needs.

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About 56% of homeless veterans are African American or Hispanic.

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Over 1,143 coats, boots, and other clothing have been distributed to Veterans.

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VCP is expanding nationally because every city is struggling with homeless Veterans

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VCP also helps Veterans when they feel stable again find homes.

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14 veterans have been welcomed into VCP village this year.

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An average amount of $745 in emergency funds is shared with Veterans in crisis.

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About 53% of homeless veterans have disabilities

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Veterans are 50% more of a chance to be homeless than any other American

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Thousands of volunteers help build houses, organize food drives, and host fundraisers.

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Our Action Plan is to do a lemonade stand at Meadowbrook Park to raise money for the Veteran's Community Project to help those Veterans in need. We want to support this community by having this lemonade stand on the 5th and 6th of April. We want to raise more money, so we can make the Veteran's Community Project more known across Kansas City. After we raise the money, we will buy things on the VCP wishlist, and deliver it to them. A guest speaker is going to come to our school and talk about what VCP does, and how they help the community.

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There are 49 tiny houses for veterans in Kansas City.

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The Veterans Community Project was founded in 2016 by a group of combat Veterans in Kansas City Missouri. They provided shelter and a safe place for Veterans who were trying to get back on their feet. Veterans Community Project is a non-profit organization. They also help Veterans when they feel stable again find homes. They don't just help Veterans here in KC they help all over the country. Every tiny home is pet-friendly and fully furnished for every veteran's needs.

There are 7 locations in the United States including Longmont, Colorado, St. Louis, Missouri, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kansas City, Missouri, and Glendale, Arizona. They are expanding nationally because every city is struggling with homeless Veterans. A crazy 85% of Veterans in VCP Village successfully transition to sustainable, long-term housing. An average amount of $745 in emergency funds is shared with Veterans in crisis. Over 1,143 coats, boots, and other clothing have been distributed to Veterans. 14 veterans have been welcomed into VCP village this year.