The 23rd Annual Compton Veterans Stand Down brought veterans and their families together for three days of services, resources and fellowship. For the Love of Our Veterans thanks the City of Compton, Compton Chamber of Commerce, Compton Housing Authority, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Compton College, participating organizations, donors and volunteers who helped make the Stand Down possible.

Hearing loss does not automatically prevent veterans from driving safely. With appropriate hearing care, visual-alert technology, defensive-driving habits and a traffic-stop communication plan, veterans can maintain their independence. Southern California resources include VA audiology services, the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness and local Hearing Loss Association chapters offering treatment, advocacy, education and support.

Our sponsors, partners, and volunteers are the foundation of the Compton Veterans Stand Down. Through their generosity, collaboration, and dedicated service, they help provide veterans with essential resources, compassionate care, and renewed hope. We sincerely thank every organization and volunteer who supports our mission year after year. Together, we continue Serving Those Who Served.

The 23rd Annual Compton Veterans Stand Down will be held September 26–28, 2026, at the Compton Housing Authority. The event brings together government agencies, nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, businesses, and volunteers to connect veterans with housing, healthcare, benefits assistance, employment resources, legal services, and other essential support. Join us as we honor those who served and strengthen our veteran community.