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In 2007, United States Army Sergeant Joshua Hamilton was serving in Bagdad when a school-bus-sized vehicle carrying two explosive devices detonated in his vicinity:https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/spring/news/article/Veteran-who-survived-explosion-gets-free-home-in-13480467.php …
On Tuesday, Hamilton stepped across the threshold of his new home in Spring — a home he received mortgage-free because of his service to America. The house was awarded to Hamilton through Building Homes for Heroes, a nonprofit that provides free homes to injured military vets.
Using his platform as a public figure to draw attention.
Nice story. Too bad our Congress doesn’t take care of our vets.
Sounds like a great program. We should have that same type of program in canada.
This is his state. You know senator and all. Does it seem weird to you a politician just shares good news instead of trying to take credit? Sad.
Awesome Ted thank you for supporting veterans
It wouldn't be possible for a non-profit to provide a home for every man, woman, and child in this country!
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