Supporting Florida's State Veterans' Nursing Homes through $10,000 Impact Grants
The Noble Endeavors Program provides $10,000 grants to each of Florida's State Veterans' Nursing Homes to fund facility improvements, enrichment activities, and quality of life enhancements for our Florida veterans.
Explore the projects below to see how each facility is using their grant to make a difference.
The domiciliary is a 150-bed assisted living facility opened in 1990 that provides housing, supportive services, and primary medical care for eligible veterans, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Emory L. Bennett State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Daytona Beach is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility that opened in 1993 and provides care for eligible veterans, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Baldomero Lopez State Veterans’ Nursing Home is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 1999 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Clyde E. Lassen State Veterans’ Nursing Home in St. Augustine is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2010 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Ardie R. Copas State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Port St. Lucie is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2022 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Alwyn C. Cashe State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Orlando is a 112-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2022 that also includes 32 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Alexander “Sandy” Nininger State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Pembroke Pines is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2001 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Clifford C. Sims State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Panama City is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2003 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.
The Douglas T. Jacobson State Veterans’ Nursing Home in Port Charlotte is a 120-bed skilled nursing facility opened in 2004 that also includes 60 memory care beds for eligible residents, with spouses eligible on a space-available basis.