Stories

Despite Gerald's challenges with chronic homelessness, cancer, and addiction, he has been a source of happiness and inspiration to his fellow homeless veterans at Brandon Hall.

A journey of hope and healing, thanks to you.

With help from Volunteers of America Indiana's drug addiction treatment center, the Fresh Start Recovery Center, Olivia could overcome her addiction and prepare to obtain custody of her children again.

Scott's first experience at a work release facility did not go well for him, but this time around Brandon Hall provided him with case management and excellent staff to help his mental health problems and boost his self-confidence.

Your support gives young adults the building blocks to reach their full potential and help create a more vibrant community.

Through the Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program in Fort Wayne, Randy was able to establish a career instead of just finding another job.

So much has happened since the Faces of Hope Breakfast, and I am pleased to share with you a quick update.

Sacrifice and loss followed Kevin in his military and post-military life – and created a hero.

Navy veteran Gary left the streets and found his own home, working for an engineering firm.

After drugs, divorce and prison, ordained minister Anthony finally became the man he wanted to be at 58 years old.