Faith in Humanity: Group works to repair Valley veterans’ homes

Doing housework is a daunting task, but it can become impossible for some veterans who are physically disabled, struggling financially or both.

That’s where House of Heroes steps in. The charity offers those who served and their spouses minor repairs and home improvements at no cost to veterans.

Instead, it seeks the participation of individuals, groups and companies who are willing to step in and do the work.

The organization will clean, paint, install access ramps, replace doors and appliances and clean up the yard, among other services.

House of Heroes accepts donations online.

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