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Committed to Every Veteran’s Needs

At Lake Whitney Veterans Center of Resources (VCR), we research, find, and build a network of services and support for veterans. We believe there can never be enough support for veterans. Every case is unique, and we treat each one individually.

To us, “resources” go beyond financial aid—they include food, clothing, housing, transportation, and emotional support. By connecting veterans with local, state, and national programs, we ensure that no veteran is left behind.

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Individual Care for Every Circumstance

At VCR, we understand from experience that every veteran’s situation is different. That’s why each case is treated individually, based on its own needs and circumstances.

Our work includes helping veterans access essential support such as food, clothing, assistance with monthly bills, and transportation to medical facilities. We also assist with housing by working with partners like Endeavors to help veterans find safe and affordable living options.

In addition, our trained volunteers provide support by listening, helping veterans feel heard, and addressing emotional challenges. While we work with the VA, it is only one part of our network—we continuously seek out additional resources and partnerships that can enrich the lives of veterans.

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Welcome to Lake Whitney Veterans Center of Resources

At Lake Whitney Veterans Center of Resources (VCR), we find what veterans need—because every situation is different, and every veteran deserves support.

Visionaries dedicated to serving veterans.

Meet the founders behind Lake Whitney Veterans Center of Resources (VCR)—individuals committed to serving veterans with respect and purpose. Driven by compassion and respect, they built VCR to ensure every veteran has access to meaningful support.

My husband is a veteran. E6 Staff Sergent U.S Army 101 Airbourne Division 326 Med. Served in Korea and Iraq during Desert Storm. Developed Discoid Lupis Erythematosus due to chemical exposure.
 
Because of my stubbornness & determination he is now recognized by the VA as 100% disabled. Then I took that, did the paperwork, and got his Social Security disability. 
Now he is a believer and tells other vets that it can be done if they stay vigilant. It is his guidance and support that VCR was created.
Tommy & Donna Richardson

Founder & Co - Founder

Resources We Provide

Discover the wide range of resources at Lake Whitney Veterans Center of Resources (VCR).

Food Assistance

Clothing Support

Monthly Bills Assistance

Housing Assistance

Transportation to Medical Facilities

Emotional Support

Local Resources

State Programs

National Organizations

Life Enrichment Partnerships

Utility Assistance

Peer Support

Veteran Advocacy

Resource Navigation

Emergency Support Services

Crisis Support Referrals

Basic Needs Assistance

Veteran Outreach Services

Guidance & Mentorship

Community Resource Connections