Posts Tagged ‘veterans’
Restoring Dignity, One Home at a Time: Bernard’s Story
A Home Built on Pride and Purpose When Bernard purchased his home in 2009, it represented more than just a roof over his head—it was a symbol of hard work,…
Read MoreHonor Older Adults All Year Long — Join the Carpenters Club
This May, Take Action for Older Americans We’re in the middle of Older Americans Month — a time to recognizeand honor the vital contributions of older adults to our families, communities,and country.…
Read MoreA Home Full of Memories: Keeping Albert and Julia’s Home a Haven
For Albert and Julia, home isn’t just a place to live—it’s where they’ve built decades of memories. At 69, they’ve spent over 40 years together in the same house, making…
Read MoreBig Max’s House Restored: A Haven for Family, Friends, and Laughter
Herbert, known as “Big Max,” is a beloved family man who recently faced a challenge when a leak damaged a crucial floor joist in his home. With the help of dedicated State Farm volunteers through Habitat DeKalb, his home was restored with essential repairs, including fixing the joist, reinforcing handrails, and installing grab bars for added safety and comfort as he and his wife approach their 80s. Herbert expressed deep gratitude for the kindness and support he received, noting how the volunteers made him feel valued. Thanks to their efforts, Big Max’s home is now a safe haven, ready for joyful gatherings with family and friends.
Read MoreVeteran Home Repair: Mr. Clark
The latest veteran to join our home repair program was Mr. Clark. He is a 67-year young Vietnam Veteran who served from 1974-1977. Mr. Clark, born in Memphis, TN, is…
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