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Timothy Saylor A letter of appreciation from a veteran who credits Volunteers of America for saving him from 32 years of addiction. Read Timothy's Letter
Karl Coleman Beating the Fear of Failure: Released from prison with a new lease on life, Karl works to get his GED. Read Karl's Story
Rene Triggs Getting Honest: A veteran gets honest with himself to break his addictions. Read Rene's Story
Gary A Second Chance at Life: A near-death experience prompts Gary to find help. Read Gary's Story
Jack Hawkins A Graduate – 34 Years Later: Jack looks to the Dayton Community Center to earn his GED. Read Jack's Story
Vicky From Homeless to Homeowner: Vicky fought seemingly impossilbe odds to keep her family together and repair her marriage. Read Vicky's Story
James Moore Full of Faith, Gratitude and Optimism: With help from Volunteers of America, James' prospects moved from the end of the road to happily riding life's highway. Read James' Story