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"Serving those who serve our country"

Vets' Housing Project is a partnership of private, public and non-profit organizations, providing affordable rental housing for veterans returning from overseas deployments.  

An estimated 900 local National Guard members have returned home from deployment overseas in the past several years.  Many of these veterans face uncertain financial futures, following multiple deployments that interrupt careers and lives.  Moving into safe and affordable housing provides time and a stable platform for these families to rebuild their lives as they transition back into the community. Vets' Housing Project will initially renovate two homes, providing up to two years of affordable rental housing and support services for two National Guard families.

Photos from the August 13 work party: (click any picture for a larger view)

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More than 30 volunteers turned out for the first Saturday work party. You're the best.

Ladies' lacrosse team with coaches and Rep. Peter DeFazio.Ladies painting exterior of house.

The UO Women's Lacrosse Club brought energy and smiles to paint the exterior along with their coaches and Oregon Congressman Peter DeFazio. Thanks to all!

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We owe a tall debt of gratitude to the professionals of Wright Tree Service for applying their expertise to the trees. We look up to these guys!
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One day before its official opening, volunteers, donors and SVdP Board members gathered at the Garfield House to enjoy their just desserts and celebrate the accomplishment. On Veterans Day the key was turned over to Jason Branch who did tours of duty in the Army and National Guard. The Garfield House will be home to his family for up to two years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recent News Stories:
KVAL, 8-15-11: http://www.kval.com/news/local/127685598.html