Gallery Photos of our facilities
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- “The red room”: Our main lobby/parlor area where visitors and family members of resident veterans can come and enjoy the company of their loved one who stays at our facilities.
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- Veterans and visitors touring the facilities during our Veterans Day Celebration in 2013.
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- San Jose mayor Chuck Reed was the keynote speaker at our grand opening in July 2013.
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- The courtyard between the dining hall and a resident building. Veterans can enjoy eating their meals outside during the sunny weather, or get together for a friendly conversation in a relaxing and supportive community environment.
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- A view of our spacious dining hall where our resident veterans are served three hearty meals a day, free of charge.
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- A peek inside a typical room layout for our resident veterans.
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- The pathway leading up to the back building of our facilities
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- Enjoying the beautiful San Jose summer weather on our facilities!
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- View of our meeting room used for Sunday services and resident meetings.
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- Our garden towards the back of our facilities. This land will produce some home grown vegetable staples during the spring and summertime, which will be used in the kitchen.
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- Another example of what incoming veterans can expect upon coming to our facilities.
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- A back view of the building used to house female veterans.
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- Another view of our glorious dining room.
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- Front entrance to our facilities.
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- CEO & Founder Irvin Goodwin stands proudly beneath the archway entrance of our facility.
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- A symbol for our Veterans Employment Agency, the independent, for-profit company housed on our campus that produces headstone inscriptions for various veterans cemeteries across the nation.
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- A scene from our grand opening in July 2013.
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- Lovely greenery and trees accent the various buildings on our campus.
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- Our Dining room
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- A view of a resident room: each room comes with a sliding door that opens up to a view of our beautiful campus and allows for ample sunlight for our veterans.
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- Our campus is lined with trees.
