This September 2022 at Delta Dental Stadium, Joe Harnois presented a donation check from the SNHHBRA Annual Charity Golf Tournament to Lynette Rogers – Hammers for Veterans.
“This organization does amazing work to help veterans and their families live a better and more comfortable life in their homes. Thanks to our golf sponsors and players for helping us make this happen each year!”
– Southern NH Home Builders and Remodelers Association
]]>It was a fantastic day and thank you to Congressman Chris Pappas who came quietly and anonymously to help but I recruited to say a few words. Thanks for being a good sport!
A very special thanks to Turbocam International Eversource NH Aroma Joe’s Coffee Lewis Builders Development, Inc. Lynette Rogers and so many people who donated from $5 to $3,000. Every single one of you made it happen. Marga Coulp and Jamie Stevens always go above and beyond. Jonathan Otterson was simply amazing and so dedicated to making this event work. David NK Jester Schuppert and the Live Free or Die Chapter of the Nam Knights are just warriors who never say no to any task especially when it honors our veterans.
A big Thank You to all the volunteers
In Epping that afternoon some amazing friends placed 140 wreaths. Thank to Sean Morrison for requesting we add this cemetery. Our friends G Michael Vose, Gail Huff Janet Lannan Stevens (both in Dover and Epping!), Nancy and Warren Kindler, Kimberly Morin came out to make an impact and honor those veterans.
Chuck Morse and his Freshwater Farms along with Wentworth Greenhouses, Inc. provided all the wreaths at a fantastic price so we could do more with less. Thank you.
“ No amount of words could express my gratitude to Jack Heath and Mike Pomp and all the fantastic friends at Binnie Media Frank FM Radio News Talk 98.1 WTSN. Jack is a gladiator when it comes to helping veterans. He never says no and always pushes my goal line a little further out. Above all, Jack made these last two ceremonies happen.” – Mike Mayberry
Next year, our goal is to provide wreaths for over 3,000 veterans!
LIST OF SPONSORS
- Turbocam International Eversource NH
- Aroma Joe’s Coffee
- Lewis Builders Development, Inc.
- Homescapes of New England
- Freshwater Farms
- Wentworth Greenhouses, Inc.
- Binnie Media Frank FM Radio News Talk 98.1 WTSN
]]>The Home Depot has made a difference in the life of a NH veteran today. Thank you so very much.
Thank you to all who entered the raffle to support our Veterans, every dollar helps us be able to do more work for others.
Join Hammers for Vets in conjunction with the Builders Care NH Foundation and the New Hampshire Home Builders Association THIS WEEKEND for a HUGE YARD SALE. This fund raiser’s proceeds will provide professional construction related services and materials to eligible NH veterans and their families.
- WHEN: Saturday APRIL 28, 2018
- LOCATION: 119 Airport Road Concord, NH 03301
Great raffle prizes and food…
With the generous donations from some of our sponsors, we have some great prizes to win this year from Benjamin Moore, Stanley Tools, Milwaukee Tools, Marvin Doors and Windows and DeWalt.
Hot Dogs and beverage provided by Belletetes, Merrimack County Savings Bank, Boston Cedar and TREX Decking & Railing.
Additional items
Here is a list of some of the items that will be offered, sliding patio doors, french door units, counter tops, kitchen cabinets, wooden dutch barn doors, shower door, transom windows, skylights, shower door, screen doors, windows, door slabs (hollow core and solid, fiberglass or wood, exterior and interior door units, steel, fiberglass and wood. Thank you to one of our members @Belletete’s for a generous donations!
]]>Spc. Josh Keller spent nearly a year in a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Massachusetts after he was injured in Washington state last year. A fellow soldier accidentally shot him in the neck, hitting his spinal cord.
“I’m a C-4 quadriplegic,” Keller said. “I have loss of function in my legs and arms. From the chest down, I can’t feel.”
Keller must use a wheelchair, but he is now able to live at home thanks to a new addition to the house where he grew up.
“New Hampshire, and especially the town of Hudson, really came together for me,” he said.
Keller received a special adaptive housing grant from the VA to help build a living space for him and his caregiver. He said $80,000 was donated, and community partners stepped in to help make it happen.
Project 17: Day 1 of installing new James Hardie fiber cement siding for Army special Joshua Keller. We have 20 volunteers from various companies donating their time and talent for the day. Thank you to James Hardie building products for donating all the materials.
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