AUSTIN, Texas - ColoradoDesk -- VanEd is pleased to announce its partnership with Texas Homeless Network to help end homeless in the state of Texas and provide relief to victims of winter storms Uri and Viola.

Texas Homeless Network (THN) is a non-profit membership-based organization helping communities strategically plan to prevent and end homelessness. THN works to end homelessness in Texas by collaborating with all communities, large and small, across the state to build systems to achieve this goal.

The partnership will be centered around a membership that will help the Texas non-profit organization spread awareness through education about the homelessness crisis, how to strategically minimize the homeless population, and through monthly donations from online real estate course sales to help families and individuals who were impacted by two of Texas'a worst winter storms.

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VanEd's owner and founder, Burton Lee, says "At VanEd, we believe that the most important thing that we can do to end homelessness is to have an understanding of the root causes and what works to reduce the homeless population. We want to help other get involved by doing local research, understanding the issues in their community, and discovering local outlets and programs that implement solutions that fix the problem."

For more information about VanEd and Texas Homeless Network'a partnership, visit http://www.vaned.com/vaned-gives-back/