Greetings!
Invest in VCEH so we can invest in you!
VCEH's strength as an organization is in the number and caliber of our members. The stakes are high - that's why we are seeking to increase our membership. The only way to prevent and end homelessness is to come together. So please join today.
Be among the next 25 to pledge membership by March 15th.
Be among the next 50 to pledge by April 15th.
Join as an organization, a government agency and / or an individual.
VCEH is doing more and more each day. And we want to do more and more with you. We know that times are tough right now but our work to support your work is even more needed in these difficult times. Please join us.
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Why Join VCEH?
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VCEH is doing more and more each day. You can join as an organization and / or an individual. Here's why you should add your name to the growing list of VCEH members.
Why join VCEH?: 1. VCEH is a coalition of those organizations and individuals dedicated to ending homelessness in the Commonwealth of Virginia. We know we can end homelessness but we cannot do it without the dedication and expertise of those across Virginia.
2. You must represent your community's efforts to prevent and end homelessness to ensure that we have a coordinated statewide strategy to prevent and end homelessness.
3. You will have an organization to advocate for you and with you to build political will with elected officials and cultivate legislative champions dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness.
4. You will be invited to participate in the development of a report on progress being made in ending family homelessness. (more information)
5. You will benefit from VCEH information, trainings, and workshops. See our latest brief on the new homelessness prevention funds coming to Virginia.
For more information on VCEH activities, see the box in the bottom left hand corner of this email.
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Thank You to Our New and Renewed Members for the 2009 Membership Year
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Culpeper Community Development Corporation The Daily Planet Doorways for Women and Families CHAMPION - ForKids, Inc Freedom / Hilliard House Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority CHAMPION - Homeward Housing Opportunities Made Equal Miriam's House New Hope Housing New River Community Action
Piedmont Housing Alliance The Planning Council Rappahannock Refuge Inc. - Hope House Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless CHAMPION - Richmond Association of Realtors CHAMPION - Shelter House CHAMPION - Virginia Department of Housing & Community Development CHAMPION - Virginia Supportive Housing Volunteers of America, Chesapeake Volunteers of America, Chesapeake - Loudoun Programs West Piedmont Better Housing Coalition CHAMPION - YWCA of Richmond
Cindy Barton Fran Becker, Carpenter's Shelter Steve Berg John Boylan Melissa Capers Sue Capers Phyllis Chamberlain Martha Coven Sheila Crowley Mike Finkle SarahPaige Fuller Diana Gilberti Jesse Gilliam Claudia Gooch Martha Gorman Daren Gunter, Trust House Delegate Charniele Herring Bythella Hickman, Norfolk Public Schools Reginald Hill, D-19 Community Service Board Ruth Hill, Samaritan House Paige Hodges, Total Action Against Poverty John Horesji Kelly King Horne Bev Hovencamp, Shelter for Help in Emergency Veronica Jemmott Edith Jones, The Southeastern Tidewater Opportunity Program Sarah Kahn Tena Krouse Dave Leibson Sheri Link Cheryl Marks, YWCA of Norfolk Thaler McCormick Karen Michalski-Karney, Blue Ridge Independent Living Center Sister David Ann Niski, Bernardine Franciscan Sisters Foundation Helen O'Beirne Daniel Oates Heather Orrock Larry Padberg Kim Phillipi, LEBA Lorae Ponder Steve Rorke, Lorton Community Action Center Beth Rosenberg, Loudoun County Jim Ryczek Juliellen Sarver, The Sarver Housing Group Evan Scully Michael Shank Melody Stone, The Stone Financial Group Jen Surber Alice Tousignant Carol Tuning Lisa Yen
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