We Don't Know Them All,
​But We Owe Them All.

Through our work with Non-Profits, and other veteran-focused groups, we will advocate for shelter, job training, and healthcare for our veterans.  
To reach our goals we need your help
Homeless Veterans Coalition PAC is a non-partisan independent expenditure-only group established under Section 527 of the tax code. 
Many of the most effective American leaders have been veterans.
31 out of 44 U.S. Presidents served in the armed forces. 
Veteran representation in Congress is at historic lows.
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Veterans in public leadership are essential to our future.
​Effective public service requires sacrifice. Veterans have a proven history and willingness to serve something that is larger than themselves.

Facts you may not know about Veterans

  • 3 states are home to more than a million veterans: California (1.8 million), Florida (1.5 million), and Texas (1.7 million).
  • The unemployment rate of post-9/11 veterans (aka “Gulf War-era II veterans”) is 6.2%.
  • Nearly 10 million veterans are age 65 or older.
  • There are currently over three million disabled veterans in America
  • There are about 125,000 homeless veterans in America
  • Veterans make up 12% of the adult homeless population.
  • 70% of homeless veterans suffer from substance abuse, while 50% experience mental health issues such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which makes it harder to maintain relationships and hold down a job.
  • Many homeless veterans end up living on the streets for 8 or 9 times the length of their deployments.
Through your much needed donations, we will push for the election of politicians and passage of legislation that support all of our nation’s Veterans and their families.  Some of these issues are:
  • To advocate for the expansion and extension of the Department of Veterans affairs Vocational Rehab and Employment program, in order to put more of our Heroes back to work.
  • To push for legislation and funding to expedite our Veterans Compensation and Pension exams, our Heroes sacrifice their mind and body for us and we owe it to them to expedite these services.
  • Prioritize increased Mental Health support and benefits to all Veterans coping with PTSD
  • Supporting legislation that will give our Veterans increased preference points when applying for Federal employment and make Veterans preference points a priority when negotiating Federal Government Contracts.
  • Advocating in the halls of congress for an expansion of all aspects of the GI bill, to put our Heroes through college.

Men and women across our country volunteered to serve our country, 
now it’s our turn to return the favor

Paid for by Homeless Veterans Coalition, an independent expenditure-only committee, and not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.
​A copy of the committee’s report is filed with the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. 20463. Not printed at government expense.

No Veteran Should Be Without a Place to Call Home

This committee intends to make independent expenditures, and consistent with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit decision in SpeechNow v. FEC, it therefore intends to raise funds in unlimited amounts.
​This committee will not use those funds to make contributions, whether direct, in-kind, or via coordinated communications, to federal candidates or committees