The circle is made possible by its network of extraordinary real estate and mortgage specialists. The Homes for Heroes Foundation helping heroes in need is a part of the Homes for Heroes Circle of Giving. The nonprofit, headquartered in Staten Island, N.Y., is now active in Riverside. “It is a privilege for the Homes for Heroes Foundation to partner with Tunnel to Towers to assist in paying off the mortgage of one of our country’s heroes in honor of their service and sacrifice and also to give back in a way that serves the entire family,” said Ruth Johnson, Homes for Heroes Founder & CEO. Tunnel to Towers has already invested millions of dollars into this new mission just 120 days in, Blakeman noted. The Homes for Heroes Foundation was proud to be a part of this life changing day for the Cortez family. I now have a piece of mind that this is our forever home, where the boys can grow up and build their childhood memories like we planned for them,” said Patricia Cortez. When I got the call that we did not need to think about making another mortgage payment for the home that my late husband Jason and I had bought together, it brought me to tears. “The Foundation has lifted this mom up in a time of sadness and grief.
Patricia was presented with the letter at her home on Augwith her, Jason’s two sons, and members of the San Francisco Fire Department. With assistance of $50,000 from the Homes for Heroes Foundation, Tunnel to Towers was able to present Patricia Cortez, Jason’s wife, a letter officially declaring her home mortgage paid in full. “So, we’re taking away pretty much the biggest one you have each month the mortgage payment on the house.” “To us, it’s our duty to make sure that this family has at least one burden taken away,” said Andrew McClure of Tunnel to Towers. The Homes for Heroes Foundation grants money to nonprofits that help heroes and their families who have great financial housing needs. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s Fallen First Responder Program pays off mortgages for the families of law enforcement officers and firefighters who are killed in the line of duty with young children. The Homes for Heroes Foundation and Tunnel to Towers wanted to honor his service through his family. Jason had spent the last 13 years serving his community. Firefighter and paramedic Jason Cortez passed away on Octowhile conducting a training exercise with the San Francisco Fire Department.
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