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Hammering for Heroes 2019
This year the volunteers worked on repairs for the houses of eight veterans in Rutherford County. The day starts with registration and then a brief program where we honor veterans from all branches of the services as well as our local first responders. It is a time of reflection on the sacrifices made on our behalf in the past and respect to those still among us made on our behalf in the past and respect to those still among us.
Rutherford County Habitat for Humanity would especially like to thank the groups that participated with Hammering for Heroes and helped make the day so successful.
We want to the people of:
Fairfield Mountains Chapel
First United Methodist Church of Forest City
American Zinc Recycling
PNC Bank
The Glenn and Lucille Daniel Hampton Foundation
Eaton Foundation
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Project #1 needed a new porch and ramp
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Project 2 Worked on a kitchen, installing cabinets and a water heater
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Project 3 rebuilt a crawl space door, cleaned gutters and spruced up the yard
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Project 4 replaced flooring in the dining and laundry rooms
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Project 5 involved painting as part of an effort to recover from fire damage.
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Project 6 rebuilt the back porch
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Project 7 made the bathroom handicap accessible, and replaced flooring in two rooms
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Project 8 built a ramp with railings
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