Mission Statement
To honor and help military and public safety veterans, and their families by providing essential home repairs and improvements—at no cost to the recipients. We strive to improve the quality of life for those who have served and sacrificed for the safety and freedom of our nation, ensuring they live with dignity, safety, and comfort in their own homes.
Wayne Anthony,
Founder & President,
House of Heroes, Inc.
Vision Statement
To expand our reach nationwide, ensuring that no hero is left behind. By fostering a spirit of community and service, we aim to create a lasting impact, providing hope, dignity, and support to those who have given so much for our freedom and safety.
Celebrating 25 Years of Service
In 2025, House of Heroes, Inc. proudly celebrates 25 years of honoring our nation’s heroes. Since our founding in 2000, we have repaired over 2,400 homes across 18 states valued at over $24,000,000. Thereby making a meaningful difference in the lives of military and public safety veterans, and their families.
This milestone anniversary is a time to reflect on our accomplishments and look ahead to the future. With over 300,000 volunteers and community partners, we’ve built a movement rooted in gratitude and service. As we embark on our next chapter, our goal is to expand our presence to more cities and states, ensuring even more heroes receive the support they need and deserve.
Highlights of Our Impact:
- Homes Repaired: Over 2,400
- Valued: Over $24,000,000
- Volunteers Engaged: More than 300,000
- States Served: 18
How You Can Be Involved
Volunteer
Make a direct impact by volunteering your time and skills. Volunteers perform tasks such as painting, yard work, building handicap ramps, and making minor home repairs. Whether you come as an individual, family, or group, your efforts will change lives.
Sponsor
Your Silver Anniversary sponsorship supports our mission in a tangible way. For example:
- $250: Covers the cost of a Capitol-flown flag, materials, and lunch for volunteers.
- $2500: Enables us to complete more extensive repairs and serve additional heroes.
- $25,000: Enables House of Heroes to expand and meet the needs in additional communities and states.
Donate
Every contribution makes a difference. Your financial support helps us purchase materials, tools, and supplies to continue repairing homes and restoring hope. Consider a one-time or recurring donation to sustain our mission.
Partner
Businesses and organizations can join us by sponsoring projects, providing in-kind donations, or organizing employee volunteer days. Partnerships demonstrate community leadership and a commitment to honoring our nation’s heroes.
Spread the Word
Help us amplify our message by sharing our mission with your network. Follow us on social media, host a fundraiser, or invite others to get involved.
Benefits of Getting Involved
- Transform Lives: Directly improve the quality of life for military and public safety veterans.
- Build Community: Foster connections and unity through shared service.
- Team Building: Teams collaborate on a project that builds trust and improves communication.
- Honor Sacrifice: Show gratitude and respect for those who have served with courage and dedication.
- Expand Footprint: Help us expand our footprint in other communities and States through enhanced community service.
House of Heroes, Inc. currently operates five major chapters nationwide and is continually seeking opportunities to grow. Looking boldly ahead, our vision is to bring House of Heroes to veterans in all 50 states. With each new chapter, we extend a helping hand to those who have served, honoring their sacrifice by ensuring that no veteran is left behind in a home that is unsafe or inaccessible – and that every hero receives the honor they deserve
Chattahoochee Valley
The Chattahoochee Valley Chapter was the 1st Chapter to be developed by House of Heroes, Inc. in 2008. HOH-CVC serves the Chattahoochee Valley area in Muscogee County, Harris County and Chattahoochee County in Georgia. They also serve Russell and Lee Counties in Alabama.
Connecticut
The Connecticut Chapter located in Hamden, CT was founded in 2012 by Bill May and Steve Cavanaugh. Together, with the help of family and friends, HOHCT envisions an expansion of HOH nation-wide with the CT Chapter setting the standard for new chapter development.
Middle Georgia
HOH Middle Georgia Chapter officially began January 01, 2017. The official formation of the House of Heroes, Middle Georgia Chapter occurred December, 2016 when interested people met to hear the HOH story and voted unanimously to form The Middle Georgia Chapter.
South Georgia
House of Heroes South Georgia Chapter was Launched in 2012 by Wayne Anthony serving the Valdosta, Georgia Community.
Washington County, Iowa
When House of Heroes was founded, Wayne Anthony had asked Russ Parker to be the first Affiliate Chapter. In 2008, Russ Parker brought House of Heroes from Columbus, Georgia all the way out to Washington, Iowa. We are thrilled to be a part of this national organization, supported by the Congress of the United States.
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