…room to expand his interests.. Originally from Florida, Khach has developed a community of friends in the Washington D.C. area during his time at Walter Reed, and is choosing to remain there and build his home in Maryland. Khach says this home will be the foundation for the rest of his life, and he is incredibly grateful to HFOT’s donors and supporters. “Living with a disability can be really stressful at times, but coming home to an HFOT home will…
…became support for one another and formed a relationship. “She was a light for me when I was full of darkness,” Michael says about his wife. After working as a patient representative with the Wounded Warrior Unit at Fort Sam Houston, Michael retired. He and April love cycling together, something they find physically and mentally therapeutic. The two also volunteer with several nonprofits including Operation Comfort, Wishes for Our Heroes, Project Hero, CAMO Estes, and Chive. Michael is now a…
…2004, building where the Veteran wants to live, and a comprehensive selection process. Building Homes and Rebuilding Lives HFOT builds homes as a pivotal point for these Veterans to rebuild their lives, and once again become highly productive members of society. Despite their life-altering injuries, many of our Veterans have embarked on new careers, completed their college degrees, or started families. Empowered by the freedom a donated specially adapted custom home brings, these Veterans can now focus on their recovery…
…HFOT donors can rest easy knowing the organization clearly outlines where and how funds are distributed. Our annual reports are available on our website. They review executive compensation – Keen donors know to take the salaries of an organization’s executive staff into consideration. This information about HFOT is available at www.hfotusa.org. They ask about results – We take great pride in reporting how we Build Homes and Rebuild Lives. We have an Annual Impact Report to help illustrate how your…
…and started families. Empowered by the freedom a mortgage-free and specially adapted home brings, our Veterans can now focus on their recovery and returning to their life’s work of serving others. Many have embraced their roles as motivational speakers, sharing their messages of persevering through adversity with groups and classrooms around the country; others take to a national platform to promote awareness of Veteran suicide, homelessness and PTSD. Their incredible stories are the driving force for the work we do…
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