The United States of Hope (USOH) provides Veterans support and counseling, humanitarian aid, faith based programs, and educational services to families in the midst of war, conflict and natural disaster through moral, legal, financial and civil support.

 

The United States of Hope is on the frontlines of a new generation of Veterans and Armed Forces to offer vision and healing to Veterans, Families and Children of conflict and war, specifically children from America, Africa, and Afghanistan and Iraq. USOH is a non-partisan, non-government humanitarian organization that has created campaigns, investments and public voice for children from conflicts, wars and disaster. We also design programs that provide opportunities for the Veterans, Families, Refugees, Interpreters, and Orphans from war, conflict and disaster.

 

USOH is a membership and donor-supported organization based in the mountains of Missoula, Montana with offices in Loudoun County Virginia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We are called the United States of Hope. This simply means that we and our supporters in Montana, America, Iraq, Afghanistan and abroad are united in hope in the midst of the hard war and conflict.  We are based in my home state of Montana, with offices in Northern Virginia.  Did you know that Montana has over 109,000 Veterans (Of the 109,000 veterans in Montana, 36,000 live in western Montana) in our beautiful state? The United States of Hope is on the frontlines of a new generation to offer vision and healing to children of conflict and war. 

Soldiers go on missions and leave behind families and children. These families are a part of our community. We work with veterans and their children to provide support, scholarships and a public presence and voice on behalf of our heroic armed forces.

Secondly we have a focus that is directly impacting the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. We offer humanitarian aid, education and financial support to the orphans that number over 5 million in Iraq and Afghanistan.

One of our first campaigns is called Letters of Love from America.  These letters are written by members of our community, translated into Arabic and will be sent to Army Chaplains for direct delivery to needy children in an Iraqi orphanage.  We are also working to provide our military with all the tools they need to succeed with helping these children and the humanitarian crisis that the orphans and refugees face there with such supplies as toys, clothes and school kits. 

We are a light of hope and we need the support of Americans so that we can support our Veterans and support the children of a new generation in Iraq and Afghanistan. I ask you to invest, collaborate, and support our mission and work.

Thank you and God bless.

SAMUEL P. REDFERN
IRAQ WAR VETERAN, PRESIDENT USOH