No veteran holds
the line alone.
Lodging tonight, not paperwork in six weeks. We meet veterans in crisis where they are — then we get them somewhere better.
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$74
Funds one night of safe lodging
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<24h
From first call to a bed
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91%
Of every dollar reaches a veteran
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The situation
The gap is measured in hours, not months.
A veteran who loses housing is rarely months from crisis — they are usually days from it. Most programs are built to answer in weeks: intake queues, eligibility review, waitlists. That gap is where people disappear.
Operation: RallyPoint exists to close it. We put a veteran somewhere safe the same day they reach us, with no eligibility screen between the call and the key. Triage for everything else starts the next morning, once they have slept.
How it works
Three steps, and the first takes an afternoon.
Step 01
The call
A veteran, a family member, a police officer, or an ER social worker reaches us. No form stands in front of this.
Step 02
The bed
We place them in vetted lodging the same day and cover it directly. No voucher to chase, no deposit, no conditions.
Step 03
The triage
Next morning we map what is actually needed, then hand off warm to the partners who can carry it.
What we do
Coordinated, veteran-centered services.
Designed to address both the urgent need and the long-term stability that keeps a veteran from ending up back at the same edge.
Housing & Crisis Support
Emergency lodging and stabilization services, the same day a veteran reaches us.
Mental Health Care
Assessments, treatment, and therapy — coordinated, not just referred.
Certified Peer Support
Veteran-led support from a Certified Peer Support veteran, one to one and in groups.
Workforce Development
Job placement and the work of getting back into work, not a list of openings.
Financial Education
The practical money work that keeps a veteran housed once the crisis passes.
VA Benefits Help
Guidance with benefits and disability claims, from people who have filed their own.
Who we serve
If you served, you qualify.
- Veterans facing homelessness or housing insecurity
- Veterans experiencing mental health or substance use challenges
- Veterans in immediate personal or financial crisis
- Veterans navigating the transition from military to civilian life
- Veterans needing guidance accessing benefits, care, and community resources
Accountability
Where your money actually goes.
- Direct lodging 74%
- Triage & case work 17%
- Administration 9%
Placeholder allocation, not from a filed Form 990
Give
Monthly giving keeps beds available.
A recurring gift is what lets us say yes to a veteran on a Tuesday night without checking the balance first.