More than 275 veterans and active-duty military members have benefited from the Habitat for Heroes Program, which was founded in 2011 as an outreach to assist military vets with home repairs and re…
LA Fleet Week service men and women gather with homeowners Elizabeth and Otis Randle, far right, as work launches to paint and make other repairs to the couple’s home in South Los Angeles. Otis Randle served with the Navy in Vietnam.
Active-duty sailors and Marines visiting Los Angeles for LA Fleet Week volunteering their time at organizations throughout the Los Angeles area, including repairing the home of a Vietnam-era veteran, with Habitat for Humanity, in Los Angeles on Friday, May 27, 2022. And late last week, just days before Memorial Day, a new generation of U.S. service men and women — sailors and Marines who were part of the 2022 LA Fleet Week festivities in San Pedro — descended on Randle’s South Los Angeles home to repair stucco, replace roofing and generally brighten things up with a new coat of paint.
More than 275 veterans and active-duty military members have benefited from the Habitat for Heroes Program, which was founded in 2011 as an outreach to assist military vets with home repairs and renovations.
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