The life-changing gift you give HFOT fathers 

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Playing in the yard or reading a bedtime story with their children are the best parts of being a father for many men. For severely injured Veterans living in non-adapted housing, these special memories are hard to make if Veterans cannot easily exit their homes or walk upstairs.  Army Sergeant Mario Lopez lost his right …

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VIDEO: Homes For Our Troops featured on Newsmax TV

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On Saturday, June 5, 2021, Homes For Our Troops President/CEO Tom Landwermeyer chatted with Carl Higbie on Newsmax TV’s Saturday Report. Tom and Carl discussed HFOT’s mission and the need for specially adapted housing for severely injured post-9/11 Veterans. Check out the full interview below. Learn how you can support our mission at https://www.hfotusa.org/get-involved/support_our_mission/.

Homes For Our Troops COVID-19 Update

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Dear HFOT Family, As Massachusetts and most of the nation return to normal, HFOT is on a path to resume normal operations also. In accordance with Massachusetts guidance, HFOT envisions returning to normal operations on August 1st, as more of our employees become vaccinated, Until then, we will gradually increase the percentage of employees allowed …

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Reflections on the 77th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion

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Seventy-seven years ago, on the 6th of June, 1944, tens of thousands of Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, and Coast Guardsmen entered the continent of Europe, and began what would be eleven months of intense combat to defeat the Third Reich, and free the citizens of Europe from the horrors of that repressive regime. Those brave Americans …

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Check out our 2021 PSA debut: TSgt Daniel Fye’s story

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When Air Force Tech Sergeant Daniel Fye returned home after losing his left leg while serving in Afghanistan, he faced the harsh reality that his home was no longer a place of comfort. The hallways were too narrow for his wheelchair, and he had difficulty walking up the stairs on his prosthetic. Like many injured Veterans, …

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