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PulteGroup Donates Home to Operation Homefront for Veteran Family

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PulteGroup donated a newly built home in Anna, Texas, to Operation Homefront as part of its Built to Honor initiative. The home is designated for Army veteran Branden Cason and his family, who had been living in RVs for over nine years while recovering from a flood. The family will live rent-free while completing a two-year program designed to prepare them for homeownership, with the potential to receive the deed mortgage-free.

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Why it matters

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The donation supports Operation Homefront's Permanent Homes for Veterans program, providing stable housing for military families. The program allows veterans to transition into homeownership after completing a preparation course.

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Who's involved

  • PulteGroupDonated a newly built home through its Built to Honor initiative.
  • Operation HomefrontProvided the program through which the home was donated to a veteran family.

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