Warrior Homes of Collier receives $50,000 grant from the Moorings Park Foundation

NAPLES, Fla. - EntSun -- Warriors Homes of Collier, Inc., a local nonprofit dedicated to serving at-risk and homeless veterans in Collier County, received a $50,000 grant from the Moorings Park Foundation to assist the nonprofit's efforts to provide supportive housing for senior veterans.

The grant money will be used for rapid rehousing, rent assistance and housing-related expenses.

"The Moorings Park Foundation has been a long-time supporter of Warrior Homes of Collier," said Dale Mullin, a retired Vietnam veteran and founder and president of Warriors Homes of Collier, Inc. "We appreciate the foundation's generosity and commitment to helping us provide supportive housing for senior veterans in our community."

Warrior Homes of Collier operates six Naples residences for local veterans: Alpha House, a short-term, transitional home for those in recovery from substance-use issues; Delta House, a supportive housing complex with 10 apartments for up to 20 veterans; as well as Bravo, Charlie, Echo and Foxtrot Houses, which provide long-term supportive housing for veterans. A seventh residence, Zulu Project, is slated to open in the fall.

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In addition to temporary housing solutions, Warrior Homes connects veterans with support services like mental-health counseling, peer support and homelessness prevention, as well as educational opportunities that offer college scholarships.

The Moorings Park Foundation provides grants to local nonprofit organizations whose work enhances the health, well-being and quality of life of older adults. It prioritizes initiatives that deliver measurable impact in areas such as senior services, access to healthcare, mental and behavioral health and supportive services that promote dignity, independence and connection.

For more information on how to donate to Warrior Homes of Collier, including details on legacy and planned giving options, visit WWCollier.org/Donate.

About Warrior Homes of Collier

Founded in 2014, Warrior Homes of Collier is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting veterans and their families through housing, mental health services and educational resources. The organization provides safe, stable housing for veterans of all backgrounds, with a strong commitment to serving senior veterans and female veterans – groups that often face unique and underserved challenges. Warrior Homes of Collier's vision is to ensure that no veteran in need is left behind in Collier County. Through community collaboration, awareness and targeted programming, the organization delivers critical resources to those who served with dignity and honor. These individuals deserve not only safe, clean and accessible housing, but also comprehensive support for their long-term health and well-being. To date, Warrior Homes has housed 158 veterans and annually provides veteran support services to over 12,000 veterans. To learn more, visit WWCollier.org.

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