• April 18, 2009: Travelers Aid Springtime Soiree

    April 18, 2009: Travelers Aid Springtime Soiree

    September 2, 2008: "Travelers Aid Day"

    September 2, 2008: "Travelers Aid Day"

    A Travelers Aid Volunteer Hard at Work

    A Travelers Aid Volunteer Hard at Work

    A Night in White 2005

    A Night in White 2005

    A Travelers Aid Volunteer Helps a Visitor at the Airport

    A Travelers Aid Volunteer Helps a Visitor at the Airport

    A Night in White: Thursday, June 17, 2010

    A Night in White 2010

    A Night in White 2011

    A Night in White: Thursday, April 28, 2011

  • EVENT REGISTRATION

  • PAST EVENTS

    A Night in White 2011

     nightinwhite2011-for-ta-websiteApril 28, 2011: Our ninth annual Night in White event took us back to a favorite venue: The Coronado Yacht C...more
     

    A Night in White 2010

     June 17, 2010: Our eighth annual event, A Night in White, took us to a new venue this year: Luce Court at the NTC Promenade. Surrounded by gorge...more
     

    A Night in White 2009

    night-in-white-2009-124-for-ta-website June 4, 2009: A Night in White In our seventh year hosting this event, guests were treated to wine and beer...more
     

    Springtime Soiree Fundraiser

    April 18, 2009: Travelers Aid Springtime Soiree April 18, 2009: Travelers Aid Springtime Soiree On a beautiful spring evening, friends and supporters of Travelers Aid Society of San Diego gathered to ...more
     
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Seth

seth-640x480Seth is a 29-year-old Iraqi war vet who was discharged here in San Diego and told to find his way home.  He had visible scars from an IED explosion, shrapnel wounds, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder anxiety, but maintained a good sense of humor even though he had been living on the streets for four weeks. He came to Travelers Aid after someone told him he might find help here, and our case manager set him up with the Work Your Way Home program because he did not want charity.  His ticket home amounted to $132.00 after our discount.  The Downtown Partnership was very understanding, and instead of working him for the thirteen hours necessary to pay for the ticket, worked him one eight-hour shift, supplied Seth with dinner, and made sure we could get him out of town on Thursday, November 19. Travelers Aid provided him with the bus ticket, transportation to the bus station, food for his travel, and a few dollars to help him home.  He has a job lined up near Waco, Texas, and is looking forward to getting back to “normal” and living with his mother.  He has VA services lined up in Texas for his PTSD, and has enough meds for his trip home.

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