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Financials

At National Veterans Homeless Support (NVHS), we know trust is built through accountability. Since our founding in 2008, we’ve dedicated ourselves to ending veteran homelessness in Central Florida, and our financial records show exactly how we deliver on that commitment.

Organizational Information & Ratings

  • Legal Name & EIN: National Veterans Homeless Support Inc | EIN: 35‑2330290
  • Nonprofit Status: A registered 501(c)(3) organization; donations are tax-deductible as provided by law.
  • Transparency Ratings: We proudly hold a Platinum transparency rating on Candid/GuideStar and a 4‑Star rating on Charity Navigator, reflecting our commitment to financial responsibility and operational clarity

Fiscal Performance & Service Metrics (FY2024)

  • Veterans & Family Members Served: 373 veterans and 123 dependents benefited from our key programs.
  • Financial Assistance Delivered: $138,492 in rent and utility support provided to veterans at risk of homelessness.
  • Overall Impact: In 2024 alone, we assisted over 400 veterans and families through street outreach, transitional housing, and prevention case management.
  • Homelessness Reduction Milestone: We have helped reduce veteran homelessness in Brevard County by 90% from nearly 1,800 in 2008 to fewer than 200 by 2024.
  • Mental Health & Awareness Initiatives: 22 awareness articles published online to educate the public on PTSD, reintegration, and veteran support, and nine creative therapy events conducted for veterans, promoting healing through art and community engagement.

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Our Programs & Impact

Search & Rescue

Our Search & Rescue program supports two critical groups:

  • Unsheltered Veterans living on the streets
  • At-Risk Veterans facing imminent homelessness

Our outreach teams locate and assist unsheltered veterans with food, outdoor gear, survival supplies, and transportation. We connect clients with VA, housing providers, and benefits specialists to help them transition to permanent housing.

We help prevent homelessness by offering case management, financial education, landlord mediation, and emergency assistance for rent or utilities.

Transitional Housing

Our Transitional Housing program provides a stable, temporary home for veterans and their families who are homeless or at serious risk of becoming homeless. This program is more than just a place to stay; it’s a launchpad toward lasting independence.

Services include:

  • Personalized case management
  • Mental health and emotional counseling resources
  • Resource referrals and benefit assistance

We currently operate four properties in Brevard County, offering a total of 17 transitional beds.

Post Traumatic Stress Awareness (PTSA)

Our PTSA program raises awareness about Post-Traumatic Stress while helping veterans manage stress through creativity, connection, and community education.

We combat stigma and support healing through: a veteran participating in creative therapy from nvhs

  • Creative Therapy Events: Arts, crafts, outdoor outings, and group activities to support emotional wellness
  • Public Education: Articles, videos, and social media content designed to inform the public and connect veterans to help

Verify Our Financials

NVHS maintains a Platinum Seal of Transparency with Candid/GuideStar, where you can review:

  • IRS Form 990 filings
  • Program outcomes and performance metrics
  • Governance, leadership, and nonprofit compliance

These disclosures reflect our commitment to maximizing the impact of every dollar raised and fostering trust with our supporters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. NVHS is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our EIN is 35-2330290, and we are recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS. Donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.

You can access our most recent IRS Form 990 filings, financial reports, and organizational profile on our Candid/GuideStar page. NVHS maintains a Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level available.

We operate several key programs, including:

  • Search and Rescue Outreach
  • Transitional Housing
  • Post Traumatic Stress Awareness (PTSA)

Each program is designed to meet veterans where they are, from street outreach to housing stability and mental health support.

In Fiscal Year 2024 alone, NVHS served:

  • 373 veterans and 123 dependents through Search and Rescue
  • 15 veterans and two dependents through Transitional Housing
  • 9 creative therapy events and 22 mental health articles through the PTSA program

We track key metrics, including the number of veterans served, housing placements, financial assistance distributed, events conducted, and educational materials published. These outcomes are updated annually on our GuideStar profile.

NVHS is supported through a combination of private donations, community partnerships, corporate sponsorships, and charitable contributions. These funds directly support outreach, housing, and mental health programs that serve veterans and their families across Brevard County.

Our public financial records show exactly where funds are allocated. NVHS prioritizes direct support to veterans, including housing assistance, outreach supplies, and case management. Our Platinum Seal reflects our commitment to transparency and measurable results.

Explore our volunteer opportunities, learn about ways to give and events, or reach out.

You can also subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media for real-time updates on events, success stories, and urgent needs.

Candid Transparency Seal Charity Navigator Four-Star Rating

Where Will NVHS Be?

February 2nd, 2018|Search & Rescue, Veteran Resources|

If you are wondering where our representatives will be located, look no further. You can find an NVHS representative from one of our Search & Rescue Recon teams in one of three locations each week. South Central Brevard: The Daily Bread in Melbourne at 815 Fee Avenue from 10:30AM-11:15AM on [...]

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