…to you with information. HFOT can send promotional materials, create letters asking your community members to support your efforts, and approve usage of “Proud Supporter” logo. “I am unsure if I can raise a lot of money, is there a fundraising minimum?” No! We are grateful for any contributions made on behalf of individual fundraisers. “Where can I find out if Homes For Our Troops is building near me?” Click here to view our interactive map and see if a…
…to help these Veterans who gave so much for my freedoms.” –HFOT Supporter Nancy Hughes “The barrier-free home provided by HFOT really is just that – from the physical, to the financial, and even emotional. Its impact is hard to properly describe, but I could not imagine a life without it. Saying ‘Thank You’ does not come close to the amount of appreciation I have for HFOT’s donors and supporters,” – 2011 home recipient Marine Sgt Adam Kisielewski “Our HFOT…
…and weakness in his legs, making walking and running difficult. After consulting with the Navy’s medical unit and weeks of physical therapy, he found no relief or improvement. As a former athlete in high school and a runner on the track team, PO2 Birckhead knew that his health was failing when he was not able to pass the Navy’s physical readiness test. Sadly, in October 2007, Timothy was forced to separate from the Navy, relinquishing the job and teammates he…
MSgt Christopher Aguilera Henderson, NV Mission Accomplished on September 9, 2023 Christopher Aguilera joined the military after his college plans fell through. Having always loved planes, he decided on the Air Force. He enlisted in the mid-’90s and deployed to Korea, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Africa, and several additional deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. On June 9, 2010, in Helmand Province, Afghanistan, during his third combat mission of the day, Master Sergeant Aguilera, serving as a Special Mission Aviator, was…
…journey to becoming a firefighter would not have been possible without the gift of his HFOT home. The barrier-free environment allows him to come home and rest and recover after a grueling day of training. “Going to the gym and the Fire Academy training can take a toll on my body. The comfort of my home allows me to recover enough to keep pushing myself,” he says. Dan’s story was recently featured on KING 5 News. Read the story here…
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