Clyde Ariola

Habitat for Humanity of Orange County partnered with Heroes Linked, a local veteran support nonprofit organization, to help a veteran in Anaheim with much needed home repairs.

The two organizations teamed up to help Paulnhu “Paul” Nguyen, who served on active duty from 2007 to 2010, including multiple deployments to Iraq and Kuwait.

Nguyen, a Purple Heart recipient, was forced to end his military career due to a disability that now impacts his ability to perform necessary repairs and maintenance on his home, the nonprofits said in a release.

The volunteers, from nonprofit organizations Heroes Linked and Habitat for Humanity Orange County, worked together to transform the one-story home in Anaheim

Supervisor Katrina Foley of the County of Orange Board of Supervisors announced $100,000 in new funding to the non-profit at its “Framing Day”, held in Santa Ana, bringing critical funds to the organization’s mission to make homeownership possible for Orange County’s workforce

The 15th annual Leaders Build Challenge was a great success and raised critical funds for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County’s mission to provide safe and affordable housing for workforce families in Orange County. Congratulations to the “RED” team captained by John Cunningham of the John R. and M. Margrite Davis Foundation for winning the competition!

Heroes Linked, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County, and three Medal of Honor Recipients will bring the community together to honor an Anaheim Veteran by providing a day of home repair services.

Heroes Linked and Habitat for Humanity of Orange County join forces with three Medal of Honor Recipients to Repair the exterior of the home of Army Veteran Paulnhu “Paul” Nguyen.

Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and Heroes Linked have partnered to give back to those who have sacrificed so much for our nation. Together, we’re embarking on a special home repair project to support an incredible Army veteran right here in Anaheim, California!