Videos

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• A Story of Hope: John

  Your support allows VOA to help veterans like John, who after 34 years of living on the river is thriving! Hear John's story in his own words.

• VOA's Virtual Shelter from the Storm Event: Power of One

  November 5th was VOA-NCNN's first virtual Shelter from the Storm event in Reno. Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate success stories and raise funds for vital programs in Northern Nevada.

• A Story of Hope: Vern

  Vern was four months pregnant and terrified of the thought that she could be on the streets. She arrived on the doorsteps of Volunteers of America determined to give her son the life she never had.

• Thank you for supporting Paul Esch and the VOA Family Shelter!

  Thank you for supporting Paul Esch in the 2020 Capital Cup Campaign. Thanks to you, he was able to raise $108,000 for the VOA Family Shelter.

• A Story of Hope: Sean

  Sean, a program graduate from VOA's ReStart Mental Health Program shares his story of living on the streets to now being housed, employed, and happily married.

• Virtual Tour: Home Start

  Take a look at one of VOA's newest programs providing emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing to those in Placer County.

• Virtual Tour: The Village on Sage Street

  Take a look at how the Village on Sage Street got started, how it is helping bridge the gap for Reno's low income neighbors, and hear from Richard who has lived at Sage Street for one year now.

• NV Energy Supports VOA's Pandemic Response

  NV Energy has granted Volunteers of America Northern California and Northern Nevada (VOA-NCNN) $10,000 to help meet the urgent needs of people experiencing homelessness and isolation in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Thank You for Sending Over 3,000 Students Back to School Prepared

  Thank you to everyone who helped Operation Backpack 2020 a huge success!

• The Village on Sage Street Bridges the Gap for Reno’s Low Income Neighbors

  For many individuals, living on a fixed income is tremendously challenging. Having affordable housing means there is money left over for other necessitates like food, transportation, and health care.