Rio Rancho veteran’s home repaired by non-profit
RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – A local branch of a national non-profit is joining forces with Home Depot to give a Rio Rancho veteran’s home a glow-up. Volunteer work crews were busy fixing Leonard Wolford’s home on Wednesday. They repaired an uneven driveway, painted the house, replaced a screen door, and also helped fix his AC system.
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“We identified that this home had a really old H-vac system, and the old swamp cooler was removed. So there was no cooling and we’re having heat waves,” said Dani Oliberi, Program Manager for Rebuilding Together Sandoval County.
If you know a vet who could use home repairs in Sandoval County or if you’re interested in volunteering, visit this link.
