Lost & Found Homestead Farms welcomes veterans who are seeking stability, structure, and a practical path toward independent living through land-based community life. The intake process is designed to be clear, respectful, and intentional—ensuring the program is a good fit for both the veteran and the homestead community.
The homestead program is designed for veterans who:
Lost & Found Homestead Farms is not an emergency shelter or crisis placement. It is a long-term, working homestead environment built for veterans ready to engage, contribute, and grow.
Final eligibility criteria may evolve as the program develops and regulatory approvals are completed.

The intake process begins with a Veteran Inquiry Form.
This initial form allows veterans to:
Submitting an inquiry does not guarantee placement. It begins a conversation.
After reviewing inquiry forms, selected veterans may be invited to complete a more detailed application. This step helps ensure alignment between the individual and the community.
The application process may include:
Our goal is to place veterans where they can succeed—not simply to fill space.

Because the homestead is intentionally limited in size, placement opportunities may be limited at times. Qualified applicants may be placed on a waitlist until space becomes available.
Veterans on the waitlist will:
The waitlist helps ensure fairness, transparency, and thoughtful growth.
Preparing for Entry
Before placement, veterans will receive clear information about:
This ensures veterans arrive informed, prepared, and positioned for success.
A Respectful, Dignity-Centered Process
Every step of the intake process is built on respect, transparency, and dignity. Veterans are viewed as capable individuals—not problems to be fixed. Our responsibility is to create the right environment; the veteran’s role is to engage, contribute, and take ownership of their path forward.






Lost & Found Homestead Farms / Veterans Community
Waldron, MI / Hiilsdale Co / Wright Twp