See story at WDBJ7...Hearts for Healing: Supporting local orphaned twins and raising awareness for veteran suicide

It’s a statistic that is a stark reminder of the mental health crisis many veterans face. But when the tragedy strikes close to home, the numbers feel real.

For veteran Jene Crowe, this incident is more than a statistic; it’s a painful reminder of the challenges veterans face.

The twins are now living with their aunt and uncle in Bath County, a family that already has three children of their own. While their hearts are open, their home is stretched to the limit.

That’s where the Purple Heart Homes Central Virginia Community Organized Volunteer Group and Lynchburg Area Veterans Council are stepping in. They’ve launched the Hearts for Healing campaign to raise money for a home addition.
The cost for adding onto a home in today’s market is steep. So, they are calling on you to help by giving donations.

$60,000 is what they are aiming for. You can click here to donate.

WSLS: Healing Hearts: Community Unites to Support Young Lives After Tragedy

WLNI: Heroes at Home: Purple Heart Homes – WLNI