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• Kimberly and her family got off the river and into VOA Shelter

  Battling poverty and addiction for several years, Kim and her son lived in a tent along the river. Last year, they crossed paths with a VOA Board Member. Kim's path out of homelessness wasn't an easy one, but with your encouragement and support from community members like YOU- she did it.

• Virtual Tour of Options for Recovery

  Enjoy our first Volunteers of America virtual program tour, as we lead up to virtual fundraising event on June 4th.

• Jeff Powell recounts his experience at VOA

  Former VOA Jeff Powell recounts his experience at VOA, and talks about his sobriety.

• Q&A with VOA-NCNN CEO, Leo McFarland

  In case you missed it, below is the recording from our live Q&A with VOA-NCNN CEO, Leo McFarland. Leo discusses how VOA programs are doing during this pandemic.

• Who is on your mind during these hard times?

  Who is on your mind during these hard times? Seniors, foster youth, those experiencing homelessness, and veterans are on our minds here at VOA.

• VOA receives over 4,300 masks from generous donors and volunteers

  Protecting staff, clients, and residents is our highest priority. Without protective gear, it’s almost impossible. From all of us at VOA, we thank the many volunteers who heeded the call – sewing, collecting, and donating more than 4,300 masks – with love – for our clients and staff.

• Thanks to Raley's VOA is serving an additional 850 meals daily for those in need

  While we are all safely sheltered in place, many in our community could no longer access food. But thanks to Raley's VOA is serving an additional 850 meals daily for those in need.

• Kimberly and her family got off the river and into VOA Shelter

  Battling poverty and addiction for several years, Kim and her son lived in a tent along the American River. Last year, they crossed paths with VOA Board Member Kent Lacin. Kim's path out of homelessness wasn't an easy one, but with your encouragement and support from community members like YOU- she did it.

• A Story of Hope: Kathy

  Kathy, like many seniors in our community, lives on a very low fixed income. Kathy tried her best for many years to make ends meet, but as her health declined, it became impossible to cover even her most basic expenses.

• VOA commits to continuing meal delivery and service for shelter clients, seniors, and families

  As most of us are sheltering safely in place, VOA has not forgotten about those we are called to serve. Because of you, fragile seniors, veterans, families, and shelter residents will continue to enjoy warm, nutritious meals made with love at our central kitchen in downtown Sacramento.