CENTER FOR AMERICAN HOMELESS VETERANS
EIN 20-3002685
What they do
THE CENTER for AMERICAN HOMELESS VETERANS (CAHV) ADVOCATES to THE GENERAL PUBLIC and CONGRESS ABOUT THE NEEDS and SOLUTIONS for VETERANS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THOSE LEFT BEHIND, SUCH AS HOMELESS and DISABLED. THE ADVOCACY HELPS SHAPE PUBLIC POLICY.
How to reach them
ContactBRIAN A HAMPTONPresident
Mailing address2961-A HUTER MILL ROAD SUITE 808, OAKTON, VA 22124
Main phone(703) 264-2024Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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