Habitat for Humanity of Utah County joined American Fork Home Depot employees this past Thursday to help a local Veteran in need. Staff and volunteers installed a disabled accessible ramp and water softener and purifier for Gulf War Veteran, James Roth, and his family in Eagle Mountain. This was Habitat's first local critical home repair project and is part of the affiliate's new Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. Special thanks to The Home Depot for making this beneficial project possible and to Starbucks for providing drinks for volunteers.
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