Homes For Healing Furniture Request
PURPOSE
To provide formerly homeless Veterans with furniture and household goods free of charge.
PROCEDURES TO APLLY
MMIA receives completed applications from social workers or Veterans requesting furniture and household goods. The application is enclosed and must be completed.
· Along with the application, MMIA requires a copy of the Veteran’s DD-214 or VA card.
· The Veteran must fill out and sign a Liability Release and Express Assumption of Risk form and return with application.
· If children live with the Veteran, verification must be enclosed. This can include a letter or email from the Veterans Affairs office or social worker, mail with child’s name and current address, copy of the lease page showing the child’s name, or other documentation proving the children live in the same home.
· MMIA does not take requests from Veteran family members.
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PROCEDURES FOR DELIVERY
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Once the Veteran is verified, he/she is entered on the approval list for delivery. Delivery dates and times depend on donations received, delivery schedules, and number of Veterans on the delivery list.
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MMIA does NOT accept special requests such as color and material of furniture, etc. MMIA is only able to give items that are on the specified list.
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The Homes for Healing Program Manager will contact the Veteran to schedule the furniture delivery.
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A Veteran may only request furniture and household goods once in their lifetime.
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A Veteran cannot make a future request for additional items due to MMIA’s funding, donations and amount of received Veterans’ requests daily.
PLEASE NOTE: MMIA considers it an honor to assist our Nation’s Veterans. We treat everyone with respect and kindness and expect the same from others during the process. MMIA WILL NOT tolerate mistreatment of our employees and volunteers. MMIA reserves the right to decline assistance at any time during the process if anyone breaches this agreement.
Respectfully,
Mendy Allgood
Mendy Allgood
Director of Operations
mendy@militarymissionsinaction.org
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Non-Discrimination Policy: It is the policy of Military Missions In Action to provide equal opportunity to applicants without regard to race, color, sex, religion, age, national origin, disability or political belief in receipt of the services and benefits of any of its missions, programs and activities.
