Honor Charity

Honor Charity Honor Charity is a 501(c)3 non-profit providing cash assistance to Veterans in Southern Arizona. Find out more and DONATE today at honorcharity.org.

Meet Patrick.After serving as an Army infantryman in a combat zone, Patrick returned home facing PTSD, substance use, an...
06/18/2026

Meet Patrick.

After serving as an Army infantryman in a combat zone, Patrick returned home facing PTSD, substance use, and instability.

But he made the decision to rebuild his life.

Through Mo***re Behavioral Health and support from Honor Charity, Patrick now has the tools to stay connected to treatment, pursue employment, and keep moving forward.

This is what real support looks like.

Real people. Real impact. Right here in Tucson.

Donate today at honorcharity.org

For more than two centuries, generations of soldiers have answered the call to serve, defend, and protect our nation. Th...
06/14/2026

For more than two centuries, generations of soldiers have answered the call to serve, defend, and protect our nation. Their courage, sacrifice, and commitment have shaped our country’s history and continue to inspire us today.

At Honor Charity, we are especially grateful for the Army veterans in our community and for the impact they continue to make long after their military service ends.

Thank you to all who have worn the uniform.

Happy Birthday, U.S. Army! 🇺🇸 #🇺🇸

Today we honor the flag that represents service, sacrifice, freedom, and the people who stand behind it.At Honor Charity...
06/14/2026

Today we honor the flag that represents service, sacrifice, freedom, and the people who stand behind it.

At Honor Charity, Flag Day is also a reminder of our commitment to the veterans in our community—the men and women who defended what that flag stands for.

Here in Tucson, we believe support should feel personal. Local. Immediate.

Honoring those who served.
Standing with those who continue to.

For Veterans. For Tucson.

Meet Daniel.A U.S. Navy veteran who served two deployments to Iraq, Daniel returned home carrying the weight of trauma t...
06/11/2026

Meet Daniel.

A U.S. Navy veteran who served two deployments to Iraq, Daniel returned home carrying the weight of trauma that led to PTSD, substance use, and nearly five years of homelessness.

Today, he’s rebuilding.

Through Mo***re Behavioral Health, Daniel is actively engaged in recovery and preparing for the next chapter—stability, employment, and independence.

Honor Charity stepped in at a critical moment, providing a phone, clothing, and essential items to help him stay connected, show up, and move forward.

This is what the right support at the right time looks like.

If you want to be part of stories like Daniel’s—step in.

Donate today at honorcharity.org

06/08/2026

At Honor Charity, we believe supporting veterans should feel like neighbors helping neighbors.

No red tape. No waiting. Just real support—right when it’s needed.

But we can’t do it without people who are willing to step in.

If you’ve been looking for a way to give back locally—this is it.
Get involved. Show up. Be part of something that actually makes a difference.

Because when veterans thrive, Honor Charity thrives.

Donate today at honorcharity.org

Meet Conrad.A U.S. Army veteran facing prostate cancer—while also serving as the primary caregiver for his disabled wife...
06/04/2026

Meet Conrad.

A U.S. Army veteran facing prostate cancer—while also serving as the primary caregiver for his disabled wife and young great-granddaughter.

Every day, Conrad shows up for his family. Even while battling his own health challenges, his focus is on making sure they’re taken care of.

When his household faced a critical need, National Community Health Partners stepped in to identify the situation and connect him to support. That’s when Honor Charity got the call.

What he needed was simple—but urgent: a working washing machine.

With his medical condition, even basic daily tasks had become physically demanding and unsustainable.

We stepped in and provided immediate financial assistance to replace it.

And just like that-
the burden was reduced,
his home stabilized,
and his ability to care for his family improved immediately.

This wasn’t just about an appliance.
It was about restoring dignity, stability, and support when it mattered most.

This is what happens when a community works together.
Real coordination. Real impact. Right here in Tucson.

If you want to be part of stories like Conrad’s—step in.

Donate today at honorcharity.org

Honor Charity is now on YouTube!There’s a lot that happens behind the scenes to support local veterans and military fami...
06/01/2026

Honor Charity is now on YouTube!

There’s a lot that happens behind the scenes to support local veterans and military families—and we’re sharing more of that story on YouTube.

Our channel will feature community partnerships, event coverage, mission updates, and the people helping make an impact across Southern Arizona.

If you want a closer look at how local support turns into real action, we invite you to check it out and follow the journey. Videos coming soon!

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A 17-year Navy veteran here in Tucson, Greg was hit with cataracts that caused him to lose his job.He didn’t sit still. ...
05/28/2026

A 17-year Navy veteran here in Tucson, Greg was hit with cataracts that caused him to lose his job.

He didn’t sit still. Greg got connected with the Pima County Veteran Service Center, working with their workplace development office to find an employer willing to work with his disability. At the same time, he was connected to the VA to begin the process of addressing his cataracts.

Then, right before his new job was set to begin—his car broke down.

He was scheduled to start work on Monday.

Honor Charity got the call.

All Greg needed was $200 for parts. A local mechanic stepped up and volunteered to do the labor for free. We got his paperwork done Thursday, a check in his hand Friday, and his car fixed by Saturday.

Greg made it to work on time.

This is what we do.
No red tape. No delays. Just real help when it matters most.

If you want to be part of stories like this—step in.

Donate today at honorcharity.org

Today, we remember the men and women who gave everything in service to this country.Memorial Day isn’t just about a long...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember the men and women who gave everything in service to this country.

Memorial Day isn’t just about a long weekend—it’s about honoring sacrifice.

At Honor Charity, we carry that forward by showing up for the veterans and families who continue to live with that loss.

Support that stays local.
Support that shows up when it matters.

If you’re looking for a way to honor their legacy—this is it.

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Donate today at honorcharity.org

05/21/2026

Honored to have our founder, Bernie Colonna, speak at the veteran graduation convocation for the University of Arizona Class of 2026.

As a Tucson native, Army veteran, entrepreneur, and recent Eller graduate himself, Bernie had the opportunity to speak on leadership, resilience, community, and what it means to continue serving long after military service.

Grateful for the opportunity to celebrate such an accomplished group of veterans as they step into their next mission.

“Service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off. It evolves.”

Congratulations to the veteran graduates of the Class of 2026.

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P. O. Box 30038
Tucson, AZ
85751

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+15209792140

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