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"Organizational Support Letters"


GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR

 

Office of Veterans Affairs

Monday, April 7, 2008


Edward K. Houston
Founder/Executive Director
Phoenix House, Inc.
7100 Buford Court, Suite 204
Windsor Mills, Maryland 21244 


Dear Mr. Houston:

The District of Columbia Office of Veterans Affairs understands that Phoenix House, Inc. seeks to provide a transitional housing facility in the District of Columbia for previously homeless female veterans.  This office is pleased to endorse and support Phoenix House, Inc., in it's efforts to established transitional housing for female veterans who are in need of such assistance.

I firmly believe Phoenix House, Inc., will help veterans made tremendous progress by providing much need housing and suppotive services to female veterans.  The District of Columbia Office of Veterans Affairs is committed to being a resource to homeless female veterans to Phoenix House, Inc., as part of our outreach to homeless female veterans in informing them of the housing and supportive services that will be available at the newly established Phoenix House, Inc.

Please permit me this opportunity to thank you for you commitment to serve homeless women veterans in the District of Columbia.

Sincerely,




Timothy J. Smith

Director of Veterans Affairs

TS/bap



Steps & Stages: Woman Veterans Resource Agency Inc.
P. O. Box 9764
Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311-9764


21 March 2009

Mr. Edward K. Houston
Founder/Executive Director
Phoenix House, Incorporated
7100 Buford Court Suite 204
Windsor Mills, Maryland 21244

Dear Mr. Houston:

It is indeed a tremendous honor to submit this Letter of Partnership with your agency, Phoenix House, Incorporated. I understand that you are working toward the inestimable goal of providing transitional housing and life-enhancing skills for homeless veterans, both men and women. The life and well-being of our nations foot soldiers and sailors touches the core of what it means to live the American dream -- life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

As I shared with you, I too am a disabled woman veteran and it does my heart proud to hear what you have planned for the soon-to-be transitioning men and women veterans. It really speaks to the efficacy of your commitment to making life better for others. Moreover, I too am hoping to begin similar services in the Fayetteville/Fort Bragg, North Carolina region which will also meet the transitional needs of homeless women and women with the care of dependent children. In closing, I know that your agency- Phoenix House, Incorporated -- will help these men and women to move forward toward home ownership, self-determination and increased self-sufficiency. Only the very best will come from your goals and dreams of reintegrating the homeless back into the fabric of society.


Sincerely yours,

Barbara Summey Marshall

Steps & Stages: Women Veterans Resource Agency Inc.
Executive Director

 

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