Purple Heart Homes USA | Non-Profit Veterans Charity

We provide housing solutions for service connected disabled and aging Veterans!

We are Veterans. We are also your sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, spouses and those who are proud to have a connection to our nation’s military. Join our family and help us provide much needed assistance to Veterans of all eras.

How We Help

Purple Heart Homes fills the gaps in housing through the Veterans’ Aging In Place and Veterans Home Opportunity Programs. From building a ramp for a Veteran of World War II, to providing home ownership opportunities to younger Veterans, our programs are designed out of necessity and fit the specific needs of the Veteran population.

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Hearts of Honor Club

The Hearts of Honor Club is a monthly giving club comprised of donors who make a contribution of $10 a month or more. This helps to ensure the long-term success of Purple Heart Homes and allows us to complete more Veteran projects each year.

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Meet Mr. Blume! 👋🏼 Mr. Timothy Blume is a f $Meet Mr. Blume! 👋🏼 Mr. Timothy Blume is a former Staff Sergeant in the Marine Corps. He served from 1988 to 1997 as an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Specialist. Mr. Blume’s basic training was at Parris Island, SC. He then spent 11 months at the Naval Air Station in Millington, TN, and was stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station New River in Jacksonville, NC. While he was at New River, he was one of a handful of individuals who were sent to another unit and deployed to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait during Operation Desert Shield and stayed into Operation Desert Storm. The Veteran served his last three years in Okinawa, Japan. In Kuwait, he fractured his scapula while building an expeditionary landing pad for helicopters and Harrier aircraft. The injury also affected his back and worsened over time. Mr. Blume eventually had to have ten vertebrae fused and rods placed in his back. After his service, Mr. Blume was diagnosed with severe PTSD. His wife helped him find Saving Grace Canines, an organization that uses service dogs to help Veterans with combat-connected PTSD. The director at Saving Grace recommended Mr. Blume to Purple Heart Homes. After visiting the Veteran, it was clear that he had a need. His back deck was rotting and falling apart. Purple Heart Homes, in partnership with @loweshomeimprovement, was able to build Mr. Blume a new deck so he could safely enjoy time outside. 💙💜👷🏼 About his new deck, Mr. Blume said, “I can’t be more thankful. It’s like the best thank you for my service that I’ve ever received since I’ve been back. I can’t put into words what that means to me.” Thank you, Mr. Blume, for all the years you’ve served. Welcome to the PHH family!$

From Ashley, our PHH Grant Writer [pictured left]

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