Building Homes for Heroes

In 2013, Capt. Nathan Nelson was injured in Afghanistan, leading to paralysis. Building Homes for Heroes aided by constructing an accessible home.

Sergeant Kirstie Ennis, a Marine door gunner, lost her leg in a 2012 crash. She received a home from Building Homes for Heroes.

In 2011, EOD tech Sgt. Aaron Hale lost his sight in an Afghan blast. Building Homes for Heroes renovated his home, aiding his new life's journey.

In November 2011, U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Greg Caron was on patrol searching known Taliban compounds in the Southern Marjah area of Afghanistan whenhe lost both of his legs inan IEDexplosion. Upon returning home, life looked very different for him and his wife,Nina. Andy Pujol and the non-profit organization BuildingHomes for Heroes stepped in to build a new house in Caron'shometown to help restore his dignity and put his life back on track.., In 2011, U.S. Marine Greg Caron lost both legs to an IED in Afghanistan. Building Homes for Heroes built him a new home to help him rebuild his life.

On 9/11, Andy Pujol vowed to help veterans. His org, Building Homes for Heroes, built and donated over 170 homes for injured servicemen.

Building Homes for Heroes gifts a renovated home to Veteran Andrew Jones in New Bern with holiday surprises.