They protected our home.
Now it’s our turn to protect theirs.
This fall, corporate teams will join us as we raise hammers – and funds – to support Habitat’s VetRepair program. All event proceeds directly support the construction and preservation of homes throughout San Diego County.
San Diego County is home to one of the highest concentrations of veterans in the country, which makes San Diego Habitat for Humanity geographically well suited to serve the needs of the veteran population. We serve local veterans through our VetRepair Program and Veterans Build events in which we partner with local organizations invested in San Diego’s veteran community. Together, we are working to make a difference at the homes of local veterans countywide.
Event details:
![Veterans Build 2025 event sponsor logos: [Large] Sunrun, [Medium] PNC, ASML, Lowe's, USS Midway, US Bank, [Small] Veterans First, L2 Solutions, City National Bank, Guild Mortgage, Sharp Business Systems](https://sandiegohabitat.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/23135207/Website-Veterans-Build-Event-Sponsors-Final2025_v2.png "Website-Veterans-Build-Event-Sponsors-Final2025_v2")
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Choose your adventure while supporting local veterans and their families.
Event Recap
November 2024
Denzil in front of his new flagpole
In 2024, over 100 volunteers served two veteran homeowners through a week-long repair project.
Tony is a veteran homeowner who served from 1990-2001 in the Gulf War. Volunteers came together to paint Tony’s home, put in new gates for security, performed needed yard work, and completed a patio area. These repairs ensure additional long-term safety for Tony and his wife Rene as they age in place.
Additionally, volunteers were able to serve Denzil, who is a veteran homeowner who served as a Marine for 22 years. During Veterans Build, volunteers came together to paint his home, complete necessary yard maintenance, and install a flagpole, as he has wanted to raise a flag above his house for years. These repairs were timely as Denzil recently underwent surgery last fall, and the ADA modifications ensured he could safely recover.
