Honor and Valor Alaska is designed to grow through carefully planned phases, with each step building upon the last. By creating sustainable services, businesses, and community resources, we aim to establish a healing-centered village that can serve generations to come.
Goal: Establish a presence and generate revenue.
Drive-thru HAVA JAVA STOP
RV hook-up sites
Tent camping sites
Fire pits and benches
Picnic areas
Natural privacy between sites
Campground host site
Basic infrastructure (roads, power, water)
Purpose: Create a sustainable income source and establish the HAVA property.
Goal: Meet essential community and traveler needs.
Public laundromat
Family shower facilities
Accessible shower stalls
Water fill station
Waiting area
Community bulletin board
Expanded campground amenities
Purpose: Serve campers, travelers, RV residents, and local families.
Goal: Build food sustainability and community resources.
Community gardens
Greenhouse(s)
Orchard
Apples
Plums
Apricots
Peaches
Hazelnuts
Kiwi
Haskap berries
Blueberries
Raspberries
Strawberries
Bee hives
Grandma's Pantry
Produce stand
Donation-based food support
Purpose: Increase food security, provide educational opportunities, and support HAVA operations.
Goal: Begin building the village.
Community center
Event space
Classes and workshops
Tiny homes
RV duplexes
Transitional housing
Veteran and family support services
Resource offices
Purpose: Create stable community infrastructure and support services.
Goal: Create multiple revenue streams.
Expanded HAVA JAVA STOP
Eddie's Café
Grandma's Ice Cream Shop
Grandpa's General Store
Grumpy's Garage
Tea shop
Future 24/7 coffee option
Purpose: Support the nonprofit through earned income while providing needed services.
Goal: The long-term vision.
Expanded housing
Community gathering spaces
Mary's Happe Place
Walking trails
Playgrounds
Fitness areas
Agricultural expansion
Senior programs
Veteran programs
Family programs
Community events
Purpose: A healing-centered village serving veterans, families, seniors, and community members throughout Alaska.