Your act of generosity,
our longevity
By planning your estate, you can provide freedom and independence to injured severely Veterans and leave a legacy.
By planning your estate, you can provide freedom and independence to injured severely Veterans and leave a legacy.
"Our family recently made a sizeable donation to Homes For Our Troops per our mother and grandmother's wishes in her estate plan. She was very proud to be an American and was especially proud of, and grateful for, the sacrifice of our Servicemen and women. Her two brothers and her husband served our country. Her grandson Joe served two tours in Afghanistan and her grandson Peter serves full time in the U.S. Air Force. When Joe was sent to Afghanistan, she placed an American flag on her door that would remain there until he came home to us. She placed a second flag on her door when Peter enlisted in the Air Force. Those two flags went with her on her final journey. She was so concerned about the lack of support for our troops who returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with severe injuries that forever changed their lives and the lives of their families. Mom's own independence was so important to her, especially as she aged (she died at home at 93), and her own home was a safe sanctuary for her. She wanted to help as many Veterans as possible have a safe home and independence, too. We are so proud of her for choosing to support the mission of Homes For Our Troops in her estate plan." - Karen Lowe, daughter of Elizabeth Schlagel
