Our mission

Many veterans carry trauma that doesn't go away when the uniform comes off. For some, addiction becomes a way to numb the pain. The hardest part often isn't wanting help. It's the gap between wanting help and actually getting it: a safe place to live, people who understand, and the structure to keep going.

The Last Save is stepping into that gap. Our veteran sober living home will give veterans in early recovery a safe, substance-free place to live alongside others who have walked a similar road, so no veteran has to fight addiction alone.

There's always a save left to make.

Who it serves

This home is for veterans.

It is for men and women who served in the U.S. Armed Forces and are committed to their recovery from addiction, including veterans leaving treatment, moving on from an unstable living situation, or looking for structure and accountability to stay sober.

We'll publish full eligibility guidelines and the application process before the home opens.

What the home will provide

We're building the home around what we believe veterans in early recovery need most:

• A safe, substance-free place to live, so recovery has a stable foundation

• Structure and accountability: house guidelines, routines, and regular check-ins

• A community of fellow veterans, living with and supporting people who understand military life

• Recovery mentorship: people in your corner who have been there

• Help connecting to treatment and resources, including treatment programs and community support

• A path forward: support with goals like work, family, and long-term stability

Where we are now

We're working to open our first home.

We're raising funds and building partnerships to make it happen. We'll share updates on our progress, including location, timing, and how to apply, here and on Instagram as soon as they're confirmed.

Every sponsorship and gift right now helps bring the home to life and supports veterans in recovery while we build it.

How you can help

Sponsor a Veteran: $820

A gift of $820 sponsors one veteran's early recovery support. The number is intentional: it honors Operation 82, the spirit of service, sacrifice, and mission behind this branch of The Last Save. One sponsorship, one veteran supported, one more person given a real chance.

Donate any amount

Every dollar moves us closer to opening the home. You can give once or monthly. The Last Save Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 39-2677410), and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Volunteer

We'll need help with fundraising events, mentorship, setting up the house, and spreading the word. If you're a veteran in long-term recovery, your experience could mean everything to someone just starting out.

Partner with us

Are you a business, veterans organization, treatment provider, landlord or property owner, or faith or community group? We'd love to talk about sponsorships, referrals, in-kind donations, or helping us secure a home.

Email admin@thelastsave.com or call (602) 616-7318.

Need help now?

If you're in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Veterans: dial 988 then press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line. It's free, confidential, and available 24/7. In an emergency, call 911.

Need help paying for sober living? While we work to open our home, you can apply for a The Last Save sober-living scholarship, which helps remove the financial barriers to entering or continuing sober living.

Questions? Email admin@thelastsave.com or call (602) 616-7318.

Frequently asked questions

Is the home open? Not yet. We're working to open our first veteran sober living home and will announce the opening, location, and how to apply here once they're confirmed.

Who can live there? The home is for veterans who are committed to recovery from addiction. Full eligibility guidelines will be posted before we open.

Is this a treatment or detox center? No. A sober living home is a substance-free, supportive place to live during recovery. It isn't a medical, detox, or treatment facility. We'll help residents connect with treatment and other services they need.

What does $820 do? $820 sponsors one veteran's early recovery support. The amount honors Operation 82. You can also give any amount you choose.

Is my donation tax-deductible? Yes, to the extent allowed by law. The Last Save Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 39-2677410. You'll get an email receipt for your records.

I'm a veteran who needs help now. What should I do? If you're in crisis, call or text 988 and press 1. If you need help paying for sober living, apply for a scholarship or reach out to us at admin@thelastsave.com or (602) 616-7318.

How can my business or organization get involved? Email admin@thelastsave.com or call (602) 616-7318. We're looking for sponsors, referral partners, and help securing and furnishing a home.

How will I know how the project is going? Follow @thelastsaveinc on Instagram and check our News page for updates.