A home away from home for veterans, active military, and their families.
Fisher House So Cal provides temporary lodging to veteran and military families – at no cost to them – and for as long as needed while their family member is treated for injury or illness, at nearby VA and military hospitals across Southern California
And if our houses are full at the time of need, we’ll find suitable hotel accommodations until a room becomes available.
15,330
Free Nights of Temporary Lodging Offered Per Year
4
4 Houses in 3 So Cal Locations + Commercial lodging provided in So Cal when no Fisher House is available
$195/night
Average Savings Per Family
Serving Veteran and Military Families at Fisher Houses In Southern California
3 locations | 4 houses | 42 bedrooms | 60 beds | Privacy | Security | Community | Sanctuary
VA Long Beach Medical Center
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
Naval Medical Center San Diego #1
Naval Medical Center San Diego #2
Our service area offers commercial lodging
when no Fisher House is available
VA Loma Linda Medical Center | VA San Diego Medical Center
In 2022, Fisher House So Cal provided:
6,701
Night Stays
654
Number of Families Served
1,791
Family Members served
$1,308,533
Savings to families in lodging, transportation and food costs
Why Are We Doing This?
We are passionate about, and committed to supporting our nation’s promise and obligation to support those who have sacrificed for our country’s freedom and our security.
We believe we owe more to our veterans, our active military, and to their families, who can’t afford the cost of lodging to be near their loved ones during their times of need – which can be for days, weeks, even months.
Thank You To Our Wonderful Sponsors
Veteran’s Family Experience at Fisher House Long Beach
Lee Madden
Lee, in Australia, received a late-night call from a VA social worker in Long Beach, California who shared that her veteran brother Mark’s dementia was advanced and that she needed to come and help with Mark’s care and affairs. Soon.
She quickly arranged for an emergency leave from her job, packed, and bought a ticket for the first flight she could get.
Throughout her 23-hour flight, she wondered where she would stay. Where would she eat? Who would provide the legal, financial and respite care her brother needed? She worried about the enormous tasks ahead of her and the costs involved.
Air Force Veteran, Mark Madden with sister, Lee Madden
Her father and two brothers served in the US Air Force for over 35 Years
Air Force Veteran, Mark Madden with sister, Lee Madden
Her father and two brothers served in the US Air Force for over 35 Years
