Veterans Donate to Tomorrows Hope

Veteran James Strickland and his son, Noah, collected donations for Tomorrows Hope in memory of their father who recently passed away. His father was a Marine stationed at Guantanamo Bay during the Korean War. Their family said they are proud to support the efforts at Tomorrows Hope and the service provided to not only the veterans but to all the residents at the facility.

Tomorrows Hope, which is located in Coalport, Pa., provides transitional housing and services for veterans. Its goal is to provide residents with safe comfortable room and board, healthy meals three times a day and snack from their full-service cafeteria. It also provides transportation and rehabilitative and recreational activities. Individuals are assessed on a case-by-case basis, and the average length of stay per individual averages 60 to 90 days.