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Kathy Gray Legacy Trust donates $80K to support veterans at Barracks of Hope

Barracks of Hope provides transitional housing and support services to homeless veterans as they work toward self-sufficiency and permanent housing.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 3:00 p.m. December 24, 2025
Clint Bagwell, Roy Young, David Holland and Anthony Hayes. Courtesy photo
Clint Bagwell, Roy Young, David Holland and Anthony Hayes. Courtesy photo
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Holland Financial CEO David Holland, a trustee of the Kathy Gray Legacy Trust, recently presented Halifax Urban Ministries' Barracks of Hope program with an $80,000 donation to benefit veterans struggling with homelessness.

According to a press release, the donation ceremony was held at Barracks of Hope in Daytona Beach and was attended by local leaders working to end veteran homelessness, including HUM Executive Director Roy Young, HUM board member Clint Bagwell and Anthony Hayes, marketing director for Holland Financial.

Barracks of Hope provides transitional housing and support services to homeless veterans as they work toward self-sufficiency and permanent housing.

 

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