Our Mission:
The Kline Veterans Fund provides emergency housing assistance and supportive services to homeless and at-risk veterans and their families across Southern Nevada.
We believe that every American who has served our country deserves a safe and stable place to call home.
Because when a veteran family is facing housing instability, the right help at the right time can change everything. Kline Veterans Fund works quickly to fill critical gaps when traditional systems cannot respond fast enough.
Last year alone, more than 2,500 veterans and active-duty service members received support through Kline Veterans Fund programs.
Your donations are immediately deployed to help veteran households in crisis through rent and mortgage assistance, rapid rehousing, utility assistance, and other direct support focused on our most vulnerable veteran populations, including seniors, disabled and chronically ill veterans, veterans of color, single parents, and families with young children.
We are proud of the impact we are making in the veteran community, and grateful for the supporters who make this work possible.
Meet Daniel, a disabled veteran who served in the Navy for more than 15 years, including a combat tour in Iraq. After losing his job during COVID, he worked hard to maintain housing stability for himself and his wife, carefully managing their finances and doing everything he could to stay current.
“My wife and I are profoundly grateful to you and to all of the generous donors who made this possible. This reminds me that my 15 years of service in the U.S. Navy is not forgotten or ignored.” — Daniel, Navy Veteran
When his wife needed emergency surgery, the necessary copay forced them to use the rent money they had set aside. Like many families already living paycheck to paycheck, one major unexpected expense was enough to put their housing at risk.
Facing eviction, Daniel reached out for help. Through Homes For the Brave,
Kline Veterans Fund was able to cover their rent, keeping Daniel and his wife safely housed during a difficult and stressful time.
For this couple, the support meant more than financial relief. It meant stability, dignity, and the reassurance that they were not alone when they needed help most.
