Us For Warriors Foundation

Food4Warriors: The Food4Warriors Program bundles several ongoing projects to provide service to active-duty military & veterans and their families. Within the veterans community, efforts help economically disadvantaged, homeless, elderly, disabled & their children. Each month, the team travels two times to 1 of 12 locations in San Diego County to provide 24 food distributions with groceries & assistance items to thousands each year. Also, the team partners with U.S. Dept of Veterans Affairs to deliver dietary-approved groceries monthly to 8 clinics & other service locations within the San Diego County area in support of the local VA's "Food Empowerment Program" for those with medical conditions worsened by food insecurity, including homeless veterans. Our Care4Warriors project provides specially-packed groceries & basic needs for homeless veterans at Veteran homeless events and special distributions serving over 1800 each year. Pantry4Warriors helps keep food on-hand for direct support, including a daily "Safe Pantry Pick-Up" with pre-packed groceries for families. Feast4Warriors project provides groceries & basic needs during holiday events.

Prosper Aim Group Program: The Prosper Program bundles several project training and support those in need of the elements that can lead to them becoming self-reliant. From job support through Work4Warriors services with assessments, educational and informational forums, seminars and workshops that lead veterans to prosperous outcomes, efforts bring together tools and resources covering topics, such as, budget and financial training, job and career assistance, military-to-civilian assistance, veteran owned business opportunities and sessions that help remove roadblocks to initiatives that help self-reliance transcend to prosperity in the lives of those who have given of themselves in service of our country and their families. These services were provided at in-person offerings and virtual sessions online. These services not only help veterans seeking career changes, but also active-duty military who are transitioning to civilian life and reintegrating into the communities where they choose to live. These services and the community collaborations surrounding them have shown to be critical for the prosperity of active-duty military and veterans living in an area with not only the highest concentration of military and veterans in the country, but also receiving strategic services from our organization which operates from headquarters within a designated area with high unemployment per California statistics.

Patriotic Community Recognition & Support Activities