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Leonard J. Mikulay Foundation

Shaun Riffe
March 18, 2020
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We are grateful to the Leonard J. Mikulay Foundation for their contribution to building our newest transition home for Veterans in Bloomington, MN.

The LJM Foundation’s support and compassion to creating housing options in Minnesota has been critical to our success.

The Bloomington home will provide transitional housing for up to two years to Veterans and their families. Shelters may provide options for homeless veterans, but there are few options that allow the family of a homeless Veteran to stay together.

Read more about the new MACV Bloomington home.

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