Warrior Homes of Collier has received a generous $45,000 grant from The League Club, providing meaningful support for stable housing and the organization’s Veteran Support Services program. The funding will help advance Warrior Homes’ mission to ensure no veteran in Collier County is left without the care, stability, and dignity they deserve.
“We are deeply grateful to The League Club for their commitment to local veterans,” said Dale Mullin, founder and president of Warrior Homes of Collier. “Their support strengthens our ability to serve the brave men and women who stood for our country and now need our community to stand behind them.”
Warrior Homes of Collier currently operates six residences in Naples, including Alpha House, a short‑term transitional home for veterans in recovery; Delta House, a supportive housing complex with 10 apartments for up to 20 veterans; and Bravo, Charlie, Echo, and Foxtrot Houses, which provide long‑term supportive housing. A seventh residence, the Zulu Project, is scheduled to open this fall.
Beyond housing, Warrior Homes connects veterans with essential services such as mental‑health counseling, peer support, homelessness‑prevention resources, and educational opportunities including college scholarships.
The League Club, a nonprofit organization of dedicated and influential women, has been strengthening Southwest Florida communities for nearly four decades. Over the past 39 years, the organization has awarded more than $8 million in grants to nonprofits in Collier and Lee counties supporting education, families, children, and the environment.
