The Bunker's Coffee House for Vets

The Bunker will be closed for Thanksgiving holidays November 27th, 28th, and 29th. Returning Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 9am to 1pm.

We will be Closed Christmas holiday Wednesday, December 25^th, and Thursday, December 26^th. Returning Friday, December 27, 2024, and Tuesday, December 31, 2024, 9am to 1pm.

Due to the cold seasons to avoid slips and falls. The Bunker will be closed from January 1, 2025 to April 2, 2025. Any request for assistance can be directed to our contact page at Walkin’ In My Shoes at info@walkininmyshoes.org

Thank You for Your Service! God’s Blessings to you all!

Ms. Jo and volunteers at the Bunker Coffee House for Veterans in Kenosha.

BLENDED LINES, LLC Barber Shop is offering free haircuts and grooming to all veterans, and their families. Contact Kendalon Foust Barber/Owner to schedule an appointment at 262-351-2063 or blended84.glossgenius.com 

Once a month, the Garden Mission Food Pantry will be at the Bunkers’ to have fruit and vegetables available for veterans

Stop in or contact us for more information.

The Walkin’ In My Shoes nonprofit charitable organization is celebrating 19 years of service in Kenosha.

Walkin’ In My Shoes is committed to helping individuals and families regain their dignity, hope and rightful stance in society.

Their mission is to decrease the homeless population in the nation by networking with public, private, religious and other organizations to form strong alliances supporting the efforts of those who want to have and who deserve a better life.

Walkin’ In My Shoes GOAL:

• To provide community advocacy and wraparound services to help aid any one in need of assistance when they have nowhere else to turn. Including the unsheltered homeless youth, veterans, seniors, and families living a life on the streets of Kenosha, Wisconsin who are turned away from emergency shelter and are forced to live on the street.  Distributing sleeping bag, food, water, and other necessities for proper daily care.
• Advocate for Individuals and families at risk of homelessness receives the resources and referrals to remain secure in their homes. 
• Increase collaboration among other community nonprofit agencies, social services, schools, churches, and law enforcement to reduce duplication of services.
• Increase life building skills activities that help people move beyond shelter into permanent housing to promote self-s     sufficiency.                                                                                                                                                                                                       
• Support health and wellness.  

Walkin’ In My Shoes is looking for community support in this cause to help people move beyond shelter into permanent housing. Please join Walkin’ In My Shoes in this humanitarian effort to end homeless in America.

                                       “All things can be done for the one who believes”.-Mark 9:23

World war II and Korean war veterans have a new place to meet. Come and celebrate your stories with old war buddies, and meet some new ones. We’ll have the music you love, and free coffee and light snacks. The Bunkers is wheelchair accessible!

Want to know more about Jo and her altruistic efforts in Kenosha, check out an interview with her by Donnie of the Ktown Connects Podcast on Youtube. Jo and Donnie talk about the organization, the coffee house, and upcoming events you won’t want to miss. Click here: or on the picture!

Members of the Kenosha Area Vietnam Veterans Honor Guard visited the coffee house this morning , April 19th. We had been at the Heroes Cafe, and decided to go see the good folks at the Bunkers. The free coffee and Apple Fritter didn’t make us sorry either. Neither did the awesome company!

If you haven’t been to Milwaukee Burger lately, here’s a really good reason to go. MKE Burger on 9901-77th Street is going to donate part of all sales between 6pm and 9pm. Come have a great meal and help the company that brings us the Bunker Coffee House.