Honoring Korean War Veteran Bill Sutton
We Keep Veteran Families Covered.
In military combat, to “take cover,” refers to anything which is capable of physically protecting an individual from imminent threat. At Operation Raise The Roof we know how big of an emergency needing a new roof can be. The panic, fear, and stress for homeowners in need of a new roof but are without the means to pay for one can be overwhelming. For veterans, this devastation can threaten their health, mental and emotional stability, and overall quality of life.
For all our Veterans, Operation Raise the Roof and Partners Appreciate, Recognize and Thank You for your Service.
Thank You
Our Partners Care
Thank you Beacon and Valor Home for believing in Operation Raise the Roof’s mission to put a sturdy roof over our veterans in need. It is because of your veteran appreciation, support and ultimate generosity to Operation Raise the Roof that allows our team to keep our veterans warm and out of the cold. Thank you again!
Veterans Are at Higher Risk of Homelessness Than Other Americans.
Veterans are the life blood of our nation. Without them, our freedom would cease to exist. Experiences from their service are forever in each veteran’s mind; and many times, are more than any human can handle. Living through the events of war creates long-term suffering. At Operation: Raise The Roof we believe that our Veterans and their families shouldn’t have to suffer at home. Together we can help America’s vets feel safe and secure in their own homes under a brand-new roof. We keep veteran families in their homes by providing new roofs for free.
Together, We can make a Difference
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Together We Can Keep
A Veteran’s Home Safe and Secure.
Our Mission Matters.
At Operation Raise the Roof, we’re helping veteran families, and their communities become stronger by securing their homes with the well-built roofs they need – at no cost to them.
– Al Kincaid,
Chairman at Operation: Raise The Roof
There are more than 33,000 veterans in the US without a home to sleep in tonight. When their mission ends, ours begins….”
When their mission ends, ours begins. Our Veterans should never have to worry about how to pay for the necessities their home needs. We can never truly repay those who put their lives at risk to protect our families and communities from the world’s most evil and despicable forces.
While voicing our appreciation is an important gesture, we must also couple our words with action. As a grateful nation, it is our responsibility to support or offer what we can to those who have undoubtedly earned and absolutely deserve it. As a grateful nation, we promised to Never Forget.