Stand Down for Whatcom County VeteransTeya Heidenreich2026-01-12T11:13:32-08:00

Stand Down for Whatcom County Veterans

Whatcom County Stand Down: Friday, June 5th

HOSTED BY OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL AND AMERICAN LEGION POST #7

The Stand Down is a place for Veterans experiencing homelessness to access resources like clothing, blankets, and sleeping bags and get connected with services for housing and shelter, benefits, employment, and more.

Bringing your DD-214, VA ID or Veteran designation on your drivers’ license speeds up registration.

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Event Details

When: Friday, June 5th, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Where: The Salvation Army, 2912 Northwest Ave, Bellingham
*Free bus rides for Veterans through WTA with proof of Veteran status*
Who’s Invited: Veterans looking for services and resources.
Cost: Services and resources are free to access.

2026 Stand Down Offerings

All services and resources are provided at no charge to attendees. No guarantee of services. All services are first come first serve.

Services Available

Housing and Shelter Information
Healthcare and Mental Health Services
Free meal from Texas Road House
Social Services
VA Benefits & Eligibility
Employment Assistance
Veteran Service Officer

Services

Resources

Free Resources

Toothbrushes, Razors, Shower Supplies & other Hygiene Products
Blankets and Sleeping Bags
Boots and Warm Clothing

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