Children Overjoyed in New Transitional Home
After a year of daily checking online, Ebony found the lifeline she needed: A home was available near in Operation Homefront’s Transitional Homes for Veterans program.
After a year of daily checking online, Ebony found the lifeline she needed: A home was available near in Operation Homefront’s Transitional Homes for Veterans program.
At the age of 12, Roxie Talavera saw a military parade in Monterrey, Mexico, where she lived with her grandma. She said then, “I’m going to be a soldier.”
As a pediatric nurse practitioner who now teaches at a nursing school, Annagrayson Cooper knows how important good information can be for new parents. So when she recently attended her first Operation Homefront Star-Spangled Babies® shower, she was pleased to see all the resources available.
Ryan Redshaw was on annual training during active duty in the Army National Guard when an injury would change his life.
Kenneth Kelly loved his job in the Army as a geospatial engineer and terrain analyst, collecting and analyzing data related to terrain, weather, geography, and structures.
Sandro was excited and surprised to see a home in nearby Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, available through Operation Homefront’s Permanent Homes for Veterans Program.
Winning the 2024 Military Child of the Year® Award for the Air Force changed me. It gave me confidence and opportunity, and it made me feel appreciated as a military child.
Felipe Bazan joined the Army in 2020 because he wanted a more positive life. Enlisting in the military was a common way out of the low-income area where he was raised.
Aaron Thompson followed his big sister’s footsteps when he joined the Marines in 2005 at the height of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. His brother also was enlisted.
After spending her whole career in the Air Force, single mom Renee Gilliam embarked on life as a veteran with a dream of becoming a homeowner.