HFOT FEATURED ON FOX NEWS’ THE FAULKNER FOCUS

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This week, three Homes For Our Troops Veterans were featured on FOX NEWS’ The Faulkner Focus. Host Harris Faulkner interviews HFOT home recipients Marine Captain Cameron West, Marine Sergeant Adam Kisielewski, and Army SGT Steven Curry on their recent summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Each of the three have also led HFOT’s Veterans Action and Advisory Team and served on the national …

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Severely injured post-9/11 Veterans summit Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness for Veterans organizations

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In February 2023, three severely injured combat Veterans with limb amputations climbed Mount Kilimanjaro together to raise awareness for Veterans organizations that supported them during their recoveries, this included Homes For Our Troops. The trio –Marine Captain Cameron West, Marine Sergeant Adam Kisielewski, and Army Sergeant Steven Curry – were severely injured while serving and …

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National Invest in Veterans Week

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The week of March 1-7, 2023, is National Invest in Veterans Week! This week was established to encourage the public to patronize businesses set up by Veterans. This is a perfect time to support Homes For Our Troops Veteran recipients who own small businesses. Because of the freedom and independence of their specially adapted custom …

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How the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs support severely injured Veterans

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On Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023, the players of the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs are facing off at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, with hopes of securing the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy. While both contenders are rivals for the big game, both teams are already champions for severely injured Veterans. The Eagles contributed …

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Video release: The reason to give

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Close your eyes and imagine your daily morning routine – waking up, making coffee, showering, getting dressed, and eating breakfast in the home you live in right now. Then, imagine doing the same thing, but in a wheelchair. Would you be able to get from your bedroom to your kitchen easily? How about reaching the …

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