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Help Support Liz Claman and Chris Hahn Raise Funds for our Heroes at the 2019 Triathlon!

For the seventh year, a team from the FOX Business Network will be participating in the New York City Triathlon to raise money for Building Homes for Heroes. Liz Claman and Chris Hahn will put their athletic abilities on full display on July 21, 2019 in support of our nation’s injured servicemen and women!

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12th of August – 15th Annual Long Island Golf Classic

Join us for the 15th Annual Long Island Building Homes for Heroes Golf Classic on Monday, August 12th, 2019 at the Rockville Links Country Club in Rockville Centre, New York. Together, we will honor our nation’s heroes.

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FDNY Boxing Team Supports our Heroes!

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“Building Homes for Heroes Founder Andy Pujol and veterans Navy Petty Officer First Class Ryan Shannon, USMC Sergeant Greg Caron, USMC First Lieutenant James Byler and Army Specialist Craig Hall joined the FDNY Boxing Bravest Team for their annual boxing event at Madison Square Garden! The FDNY Boxing Team has donated nearly $200,000 to Building Homes for Heroes and we could not be more grateful for their wonderful support!.”

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Special Forces Florida Veteran Shares His Story

The family of Army MSG George Vera, a Purple Heart, Silver Star and Bronze Star (4x) recipient who was injured in Afghanistan, shares his story.

USAF Capt Nathan Nelson - Florida

United States Air Force Captain Nathan Nelson suffered a spinal cord injury from a rocket blast in Afghanistan. He has no movement below his waist and limited use of his hands. Captain Nelson was part of a special operations team that took heavy fire in September of 2013 during his third tour in Afghanistan.

Building Homes for Heroes recently completed a customized, ground-up, mortgage-free home for Captain Nelson, his wife Jennifer, and their 3-year-old daughter in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida.

Army Specialist Hugo Gonzalez - Florida

US Army Specialist Hugo Gonzalez was severely injured in combat in Baqubah, Iraq on June 21, 2004. He was on patrol in a Hummer bucket truck when his unit was ambushed. The vehicle took a direct hit from an improvised explosive device (IED) and a furious gun battle broke out with insurgents.

The blast wave caused Specialist Gonzalez to suffer a traumatic brain injury, and fragments ripped into his head. He was evacuated to the base camp where he was placed in a medically-induced coma, and underwent a craniotomy to remove a piece of bone from his cranium to relieve the pressure of the swelling of his brain.

SPC Gonzalez received his mortgage-free home in Port St. Lucie, FL.

U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Kirstie Ennis - Colorado

U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Kirstie Ennis nearly died when the CH-53D helicopter she was flying in as an aerial gunner crash-landed in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan in June of 2012.

The accident broke her left ankle and caused severe damage to her leg, tore her rotator cuff and labrum, injured the cervical discs of her spine, shattered her jaw, and caused severe facial lacerations, a traumatic brain injury and posttraumatic stress disorder. Ennis was combat meritoriously promoted to the rank of Sergeant.

Army Master Sergeant George Vera - Florida

In his 20th year of service, in August of 2015, Master Sergeant Vera’s base came under attack from a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (IED) driven by suicide bombers. Master Sergeant Vera exposed himself to the blast as he pulled wounded soldiers away from enemy fire. He was shot during his efforts to secure the perimeter.
Sergeant Vera suffered a spinal cord injury that resulted in paralysis. He is now confined to a wheelchair. He also suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), and a loss of his vital organs, including a kidney, and part of his liver and intestines.

A Holiday Home Gifting in New Bern NC

Building Homes for Heroes, Chase, and Advance Auto Parts united with the New Bern community for a Christmas home gifting for Army Specialist Andrew Jones