Nevada Military Support Alliance commits $250,000.00 in support for construction of new home for wounded Nevada Veteran

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog, Fundraising, Home
The Nevada Military Support Alliance (NMSA) announced today that the 501(c)3 organization has committed to fundraise $250,000.00  for Homes For Our Troops to build a brand new, mortgage free, specially adapted custom home for Army Sergeant Adam Poppenhouse and his young family. As a member of the Army’s 3rd Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, SGT …

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There’s still time to make your 2018 year-end contribution

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog, Fundraising, Home
Army Sergeant Patrick Wickens loves being a stay-at-home dad to his sons Gavin, 9, and Carter, 1. But caring for his children on his own is often frustrating and challenging because his home is not wheelchair accessible. Every day, Patrick, who lost his right leg while serving in Iraq, hops on his left leg to …

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Watch our latest Before the Build video before you ring in the New Year!

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog
Army Sergeant Patrick Wickens loves being a stay-at-home dad to his sons Gavin, 9, and Carter, 1. But caring for his children on his own is often frustrating and challenging because his home is not wheelchair accessible. Every day, Patrick, who lost his right leg while serving in Iraq, has to hop around on his …

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A Homes For Our Troops Christmas Story

| By Breeana Baptista
Categories: Blog, Non-Profit
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T’was the Night Before Christmas – Homes For Our Troops Rendition  T’was the night before Christmas and all over the land, Things at Homes For Our Troops were going better than planned. Phones were ringing off the hook with generous supporters on the line, Hoping to make a difference one Veteran at a time. Specially …

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Before the Build video debut: Army SPC Michael Monthervil’s story

| By Teresa Verity
Categories: Blog, Home, Veteran topic
Army Specialist Michael Monthervil is dreaming of the day when he will have enough space to start rebuilding his life and the special adaptations to make his daily routine easier. Because his current home is not wheelchair accessible, Michael has limited room to exercise and work on art projects. It is especially frustrating for Michael that …

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