United Veterans Beacon House Inc.

Based on its 2022 tax return, we calculate that United Veterans Beacon House Inc. spent 90.7 percent of its $8.6 million budget on programs and 9.3 percent on overhead. This meets our recommendation that a highly recommended charity spend at least 90 percent of its budget on programs.

United Veterans Beacon House Inc. filed one transaction with interested persons. $140,741 was paid to Frank Bono, a board member, for rental of property.

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Beacon House provides housing in 52 locations throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties. On any given day, over 550 men, women and children from the tri-state area benefit from programs that address homelessness, physical disabilities, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury, mental health issues and addiction.

For those in need of housing, Beacon House places each person or family in a home and program that best supports their individual needs. Of the 50 housing locations, 25 homes are for veterans only – one of which is dedicated exclusively to female veterans.