Get access to a free hotel stay for wounded service members and their families

Fisher House Foundation Information Status

The Hotels for Heroes program provides hotel rooms to the families of wounded, injured, and ill military service members who are undergoing treatment at authorized medical centers when a Fisher House is not available.

Schedule

The Hotels for Heroes program is designed to meet short-term lodging needs of a week or less. Lodging in excess of a week may be provided on a case-by-case basis.

Short-term shelters

Eligibility Requirements

For service members with military authorization while receiving medical care but are not eligible for government-funded reimbursement

ADA accessible

Yes

Citizenship Requirements

US citizen or permanent resident (Green Card Holder)

Cost Details

Hotels for Heroes covers the cost of the room and tax only. Guests are responsible for incidentals and additional charges beyond the cost of the room. Hotels will require a credit card on file for the individual as standard policy upon check-in.

Cost or fees

Yes

national

United States

What to do next

Requests for lodging must come from Fisher House managers, hospital case workers, or other military liaisons on behalf of service members who are undergoing treatment at hospitals where there is no Fisher House.

Click to visit link - https://www.fisherhouse.org/.../

Visit the link to view a list of current Fisher House locations, including contact information for each location.

Email info@fisherhouse.org (General Information)

Email for more information on the program.

Call 888-294-8560

Call for more information on the program.

Fisher House Foundation

888-294-8560 (Office)

info@fisherhouse.org (General Information)

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Locations

This opportunity does not have a location or its location is private. This opportunity can be accessed in United States.

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