Category: Heroes We Have Helped

Flexible Seating for First Graders My students need flexible seating to keep them focused on learning! My Students Our school is in a high poverty area. Our school is growing, Continue Reading

Work Tables to Support Kinesthetic Learning in Ceramics Class My Students The students in my class represent a wide range of academic achievement as well as artistic abilities. Each one Continue Reading

Due to the physical and cognitive limitations, my students are unable to speak or hold a pencil to write like their same age peers. Currently, we have personalized name stamps Continue Reading

Having Fun With Math and Science  My Students My classroom is a year round full day program. Having the children so many months we are always looking for new a Continue Reading

To date, Hometown Hero Project donations to the Fraternal Order of Police have exceeded: $53,000.                  

March 2018: U.S. Air Force Veteran William Davis served his country honorably, but recently found himself struggling in his transition back to civilian life. In spite of his struggles, William Continue Reading

September 2017 On September 23, 2017 Cathy Cayton asked for our help. Her longtime friend, Kathy Ttrittschuh, was distraught because the nursing home where her disabled husband, Edward, was a Continue Reading

November 8, 2017 On the night of November 7, 2017 an honorably discharged Vietnam Era Veteran, Paul B., called the streets of Glendale, Arizona his home. Paul is over 60 Continue Reading

In association with Vans4Vets, Hometown Heroes donated a mobility van to VFW Post 4287 in Florida to ease the transportation needs of Orlando area Veterans and support their heroic sacrifices. Continue Reading

In Marietta, Georgia, the HomeTown Hero Project and Vans4Vets donated a much needed mobility van for the deserving Veterans at the Rainbow VFW Post 2681.       Click Here to Continue Reading