Last Updated on November 10, 2021 by Maggie Sutton
Veterans Day is about honoring the sacrifice of all men and women who proudly served in our armed forces. It’s a day for remembering that freedom isn’t free, and there are men and women who worked and fought to protect those freedoms and our beloved country. It’s a day to honor a tradition of service that ensures all Americans enjoy the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
On this Veterans Day, Homes for Heroes would like to extend our deepest thanks to every veteran member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Space Force, National Guard and Reserves. We are grateful for your sacrifices, and the sacrifices of your family members during your time served. Thank you for serving our country. It’s appreciated more than you know.
History of Veterans Day
Veterans Day is observed annually on November 11 as an adaptation of Armistice Day, the day WWI ended. The holiday was changed from Armistice Day to Veterans Day in 1954 to honor all veterans, not just those who served in WWI. Veterans Day is marked by events across the country, including by your local VA, VFW, the American Legion, or other veterans group for information about events in your area.
Our Commitment to Veterans
Since 2009, Homes for Heroes has helped over 12,400 U.S. active military members, veterans, and their families buy or sell a home. Collectively, they saved over $20 million.
Are you a veteran, active duty or reserve member looking to buy, sell or refinance a home? Register to find out how we can help you save significant money when you buy, sell or refinance a home or mortgage with us. It would be an honor to serve you, and thank you for your service the best way we know how.
Here’s what some veterans had to say about their Homes for Heroes experience:
“Homes for Heroes is a great program for our veteran population! It was easy to use and our agent was incredible. The savings we realized were greater than any of the other similar programs. I am definitely recommending this program to all of my veteran family and friends!” – Gordon bought a house in Oregon
“Fantastic experience. A truly humbling program that greatly assisted my new family into our first house. This program exemplifies how much veterans and active service members are valued in the home buying process. A big thank you to the Homes for Heroes program and the outstanding work put forth by our real estate agent for making our dream possible. Thank you!” – Mike bought a house in California
“Outstanding! I cannot imagine why any veteran would not use an agent that is connected with Homes for Heroes.” – Ryan bought a house in Pennsylvania
“Wonderful program for veterans buying a home. Can’t tell you how grateful I am for your program. Thanks again!” – Don bought a house in Minnesota
“We had no idea about the program or what it represented, however, since I was retired Army we considered why not. Totally in disbelief with every aspect of the process and the people. We cannot say enough good things about the people and the program. It was phenomenal.” – Eric bought a house in Tennessee
“As a Marine Veteran I never expect anything FREE just because I chose to stand in front of our flag. However, when an organization feels I deserve something because of that decision I am humbled and thankful.” – Mike bought a house in Arizona
At Homes for Heroes, Veterans Day is a big deal. Our veterans sacrificed a lot to serve our country, and we are dedicated to honoring and supporting those who served our country so valiantly.
To all veterans of our Armed Forces, we are eternally grateful for your service. This Veterans Day, we thank you for your service.
veterans not included are US Public Health Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and now the US Space Force. thank you.
My Spouse was served for Twenties-three in the U.S. Army, A Vietnam Veteran…A Daughter is currently serving in the U.S. Air Forces & last but not least..A Grandson is currently serving In the U.S Navy…Somewhere on
The Ship’s…
Where were these programs for the earlier Veterans, World War I, World War II or Vietnam Veterans?
Widow of Vietnam Veteran