LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Help R Heroes, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, has joined forces with US Vets and the North Las Vegas Veterans and Community Center to offer artisan crafting classes this month.

All materials, equipment and instruction are provided to veterans free of charge.

Gary Scaife, a Vietnam War Navy veteran, knows that veterans face PTSD, alienation, and feeling alone. Additionally, some veterans may face financial struggles. He founded Help R Heroes in 2021 to offer crafting classes to veterans.

"Veterans are able to use their hands and their minds again, as part of a group. It gives them a purpose. And the business gives them a direction," says Mr. Scaife.

Woodworking classes will take place on

August 13 and August 27

10 AM at

US Vets

525 E Bonanza Rd

Las Vegas, NV 89101

Tile art and decollage classes will take place on

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August 26

2:30 PM at

City of North Las Vegas Veterans and Community Resource Center

3090 E. Centennial Pkwy

North Las Vegas, NV 89081

Veterans can register at helprheroes.charity (https://helprheroes.charity/veteran-application). Non-veterans can support the organization by purchasing veteran-crafted goods at https://shop.madeinnevada.org/vendor/vet-made/

About Help R Heroes

Founded in 2021, Help R Heroes is a 501(3)(c) charity that provides artisanal crafting instruction for free for veterans. Learning a craft helps veterans gain confidence in a supportive, safe environment. Veterans can also earn income through their participation. Help R Heroes sells hand-made crafts online (https://shop.madeinnevada.org/vendor/vet-made/) to help cover the costs of running the program.