Kansas City nonprofit Benilde Hall raises money to help homeless veterans
Kansas City's Benilde Hall hosts its second annual gala, hoping to raise $100,000 for transitional housing, addiction treatment and veteran support programs. Benilde Hall in Kansas City, a nonprofit that provides transitional housing and treatment programs for homeless veterans and others, held its second annual black-tie gala to raise $100,000. The event, which included live music, food, and a live auction, was held to raise funds for Benilde Hall's transitional housing, treatment programs, and services addressing substance abuse, mental health, and homelessness among veterans. The facility, which partners with the Department of Veterans Affairs, accommodates 109 beds, 70 of which are designated for U.S. veterans. A few years ago, the program expanded with a new veterans wing adding eight single rooms and private bathrooms to serve up to 40 veterans annually.
प्रकाशित : बीता हुआ कल द्वारा Alan Shope में Health Lifestyle
Benilde Hall in Kansas City held its second annual black-tie gala Thursday night, featuring live music, food, and a live auction to raise $100,000 for its transitional housing and treatment programs f... [1457 symbols]
विषय: Social Issues, Homelessness, Nonprofits
