Henry’s House is a tribute to Henry Morgan and to the belief that those who served our nation deserve a safe, respectful place to call home.
Henry Morgan House Foundation (HMHF) is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Henry’s House is shared housing program, supporting our mission to help individuals build stability, connection, and independence.
December 17, 1919 — April 7, 2019
Henry Morgan proudly served the United States during both World War II and the Korean War. He entered military service on September 28, 1942, honorably completed his first period of service in 1945, re-enlisted in 1948, and completed his military service in 1952.
During an era when African American service members faced segregation and discrimination, Henry Morgan demonstrated remarkable strength, resilience, professionalism, and character. Henry’s House carries forward his dedication to duty, dignity, and service to others.
To provide safe, affordable, fully furnished housing where veterans can experience stability, dignity, and the opportunity for a fresh start.
Residents receive a furnished bedroom with utilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, laundry, a shared kitchen, and comfortable common areas included. The home is designed for privacy, stability, and respectful community living.
Dependable housing management, resident intake, coordination with case managers and referral partners, and connections to outside veteran, health, recovery, employment, and community resources.
“May every Veteran who enters Henry’s House find peace, respect, friendship, and hope.”
