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Help Us Break Ground on Heroes Hall

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Illustrated vision of a military family looking toward a future Heroes Hall

Heroes Hall will give Douglas County veterans and their families one welcoming place to find support, build connections, and access the services they have earned.

But first, we have to build it.

Your donation through this page goes directly toward the construction of Heroes Hall. Instead of a distant promise or well-wishes on social media, you're helping us build a physical place designed to serve veterans and their families for generations.

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THIS IS A FINISHABLE MISSION

We are not going to spam your inbox with donation requests.
We are asking you to help us build Heroes Hall.

Heroes Hall is not an open-ended idea or another cause that will ask for construction funding for the rest of your life. There is a building to build. There is a groundbreaking to reach. And there is a community that can make it happen.

Once Heroes Hall is standing, veterans and their families will have a permanent place to turn — one built around dignity, trust, connection, and practical help.

We know people in Douglas County support veterans. This is the moment to turn that support into something veterans can walk through, gather inside, and depend on.

MOVE US CLOSER TO GROUNDBREAKING
Architectural rendering of the proposed Heroes Hall exterior

WHY HEROES HALL MATTERS

Support Should Not Be Difficult to Find

Veterans and their families should not have to navigate disconnected systems, make call after call, or figure out on their own which organization can help.

Heroes Hall will bring trusted veteran-focused organizations together under one roof, creating a visible and accessible place where people can walk in, be welcomed, and find a path forward.

A service member in a supportive conversation with a counselor

That support will include:

  • Guidance with VA and state benefits
  • Emergency assistance and trusted community referrals
  • Connections to mental health support
  • Education, training, and professional development
  • Community events and shared experiences
  • Camaraderie, belonging, and meaningful connection
  • Support for spouses, children, caregivers, and surviving family members
Conceptual illustration of a family sharing an embrace, with a prosthetic hand resting around the child

This is more than a building. It is the place that makes all of this support easier to find.

VETERANS ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES WHO SERVE

Heroes Hall Is for Their Families, Too

Military service affects entire families.

Spouses, children, caregivers, and survivors often carry burdens that are difficult to see and even harder to navigate alone. The mental health crisis affecting veterans also reaches the people who love them.

Heroes Hall will create a place where veterans and their families can find connection before isolation becomes crisis—and practical help before a difficult situation becomes overwhelming.

A place to be understood.
A place to belong.
A place to ask for help without being passed from office to office.

Children embracing a returning service member, with another family member nearby
Illustrated vision of a military family looking toward a future Heroes Hall

FOUR ORGANIZATIONS. ONE SHARED HOME.

Connected Support Under One Roof

Heroes Hall will unite four founding organizations, each bringing established experience, trusted relationships, and essential services to veterans and their families.

Heroes Hall representatives speaking outdoors with community members
01

The American Legion

Advocacy, programs, services, and community support for veterans, service members, young people, and military families.

02

VFW Max W. Donahue Post 12230

Local advocacy, fellowship, and assistance for veterans, with a focus on building a safe and supportive veteran community.

03

Douglas County Veterans Service Office

Expert guidance for veterans, dependents, and survivors seeking VA benefits, filing claims, accessing employment services, and finding other available resources.

04

Douglas County Veterans Monument Foundation

Emergency assistance for eligible veterans, community connection, and stewardship of a lasting place that honors those who served.

Together, these organizations will make it easier for veterans and families to find the right support without navigating multiple disconnected systems alone.

YOUR DONATION BUILDS THE PLACE WHERE HELP WILL HAPPEN

Every donation made through this page goes directly toward construction.

It helps turn architectural plans into walls, meeting rooms, gathering spaces, and a permanent home for veteran and family services.

Your contribution helps build:

  • A welcoming, accessible place for veterans and families
  • Private spaces for guidance and support
  • Rooms for meetings, education, and community programs
  • Shared areas where relationships and camaraderie can grow
  • One recognizable location where veterans know they can turn

You are not simply supporting the idea of Heroes Hall, you are helping build it.

HELP VETERANS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY
Architectural rendering of the proposed Heroes Hall offices
Architectural rendering of the Heroes Hall event space