Gary Sinise Foundation provides wounded veterans with new homes
Founder Gary Sinise explains the impact of helping veterans become more independent on ‘Fox News Primetime.’
Actor and Gary Sinise Foundation founder, Gary Sinise, joined "Fox News Primetime" on Veterans Day to share the impact of providing wounded veterans their "forever homes."
REP. BRIAN MAST: MY VETERANS DAY MESSAGE - SERVICE IS WORTH IT
GARY SINISE: Life can be very, very challenging for somebody in a wheelchair, somebody missing a limb, somebody with severe burns or traumatic brain injury, or blindness or whatever their particular challenges are. It can be very, very difficult just trying to function in an apartment or a small house that's not built for somebody with physical challenges like that. So what we try to do is provide everything that you could possibly think of that would help to make the life of the veteran and the family be more independent; to have the service member be more independent.
And we have a wonderful team of builders. We formed a team of builders years ago and we've been able to pay them to come and support this project. So they have done this multiple times and they know all the scenarios. They've been through so many different things with so many veterans that they can really reflect each individual veteran into that home so that it becomes kind of their forever home, a place where they are going to be independent and free and strong in their mortgage-free houses. So we take the stress off.
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