Providing shelter, transportation, feedings, and other supportive type services.
The Rainey House Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to serving veterans, with supportive services including shelter, transportation, feedings, and more. Founded on March 30, 2016 in memory of Nicholas Rainey — a proud Marine, beloved family member and veteran who experienced homelessness — our work honors his life by creating safe pathways toward stability.
501(c)(3) nonprofit
501(c)(3) nonprofit
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
Community feedings
Community feedings
Transportation to VA & appointments
Transportation to VA & appointments
501(c)(3) nonprofit
The Rainey House Lakeland (first independent home)
Community feedings
Transportation to VA & appointments
Mission: Providing shelter, transportation, feedings, and other supportive type services to veterans. Our long‑term vision is permanent, dignified housing — beginning with The Rainey House Lakeland and expanding to additional cities.
Our Story: The Rainey House was founded on March 30, 2016 in loving memory of Nicholas Rainey, a U.S. veteran who experienced homelessness. His legacy inspires our commitment to compassion, stability, and community for those facing life's toughest storms.
Dignity, safety, and accountability
Community-powered care
Clear pathway to permanent housing
Every contribution makes a difference. Here are the ways you can support our mission and help us serve our veterans in need.
Every contribution makes a difference. Here are the ways you can support our mission and help us serve our veterans in need.
© 2025 The Rainey House, Inc. 501(c)(3) Nonprofit. All rights reserved.
The Rainey House Inc. is dedicated to providing shelter, transportation, feedings, and supportive services to veterans, senior citizens (55+), and adults in transition. Founded in loving memory of Nicholas Rainey, a U.S. veteran who experienced homelessness.