Concord veteran’s home renovated thanks to Lowe’s, Christian McCaffrey and Purple Heart Homes
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – On Tuesday, a Korea War Veteran toured the renovations of his own home for the first time.
Thanks to a partnership between Lowe’s Home Team and Purple Heart Homes, veteran Grover Monk had more than a dozen projects completed at his house in just 11 days.
Lowe’s held a ceremony to present the home to Mr. Monk. Christian McCaffrey was there to put in the last nails into the brand new porch. The porch was one of the biggest changes. Not only was the porch not there beforehand, Monk wasn’t able to even get out of his house using the front door because the door was stuck shut.
That’s all changed now and Monk and his family says he’s thankful for the help.
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