Word of Thanks: Veterans Community Project

There's a village of small homes in Longmont, a place for veterans to live, as they're moving from homelessness to stability. The Veterans Community Project is already changing lives even though it's only partially complete.
That's why this week's Word of Thanks micro-giving campaign supports the nonprofit Veterans Community Project. They offer housing for homeless veterans and their families and wraparound services to address whatever challenges the veteran has to help them find a stable path forward in life.
Veterans Community Project has built six small homes and has plans to build 20 more to help dozens of veterans a year stabilize their lives. The village opened last year, and the first veteran moved out ahead of schedule, which speaks to the impact of their programs.
The nonprofit is launching a final fundraising push to build the rest of the homes to increase their impact with two big gifts from family foundations. Every dollar we raise through this micro-giving campaign will be doubled by a matching gift. The Morgridge Family Foundation donated $400,000. Then, the Knoph Family Foundation joined in the effort by making their own commitment of $200,000.
Since Kyle started Word of Thanks in 2020, this Next community has raised more than $12.6 million for nonprofits doing great work in our state. Like every week, we ask you to consider even a $5 donation - and Kyle will match the first fifty of those.
As always, thank you.
If you're interested in giving to this week's cause, you can donate here:
www.coloradogives.org/story/V...