Posted on Dec 11, 2015
Do you think this Is Such A Simple And Powerful Idea To End Veteran Homelessness?
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This T-Shirt Could Be the Difference Between a Veteran Having a Home and Living on the Streets
Mark Doyle found a way to give careers to unemployed military veterans as risk of becoming homeless with Rags of Honor.
Do you think this Is Such A Simple And Powerful Idea To End Veteran Homelessness?
RP Members what do you think about Rags to Honor? Really worth taking a few moments to watch!
You can see more about Rags of Honor’s inspirational story in this uplifting video.
https://youtu.be/L5eNAWbn6mQ
http://blog.theveteranssite.com/cs-shirt-company/?utm_source=vet-vetfan&utm_medium=social-fb&utm_term=121115&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=cs-shirt-company&origin=vet_vetfan_social_fb_link_cs-shirt-company_121115
Rags of Honor is a Chicago-based T-shirt shop focused on employing our nation’s returning veterans, many of whom are in danger of homelessness. Many of the Rags of Honor employees have felt this struggle first hand, with one stating, “I figured when I came back from war I would like, be a hero. But it’s not like that.”
Owner Mark Doyle says, “The most profound and inspiring words you can tell a vet are, ‘You’re hired.'” The company has grown from 4 to 22 employees since it opened.
RP Members what do you think about Rags to Honor? Really worth taking a few moments to watch!
You can see more about Rags of Honor’s inspirational story in this uplifting video.
https://youtu.be/L5eNAWbn6mQ
http://blog.theveteranssite.com/cs-shirt-company/?utm_source=vet-vetfan&utm_medium=social-fb&utm_term=121115&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=cs-shirt-company&origin=vet_vetfan_social_fb_link_cs-shirt-company_121115
Rags of Honor is a Chicago-based T-shirt shop focused on employing our nation’s returning veterans, many of whom are in danger of homelessness. Many of the Rags of Honor employees have felt this struggle first hand, with one stating, “I figured when I came back from war I would like, be a hero. But it’s not like that.”
Owner Mark Doyle says, “The most profound and inspiring words you can tell a vet are, ‘You’re hired.'” The company has grown from 4 to 22 employees since it opened.
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Yes. When private industry steps in to solve a problem our government agencies are confounded by, it's typically successful. One veteran at a time.
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IT's a very small drop in the bucket, but there are now 22 who aren't at risk...
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Those who hit rock bottom need a hand to pull them up. That owner is one hell of a man.
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