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YORK® Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Building Homes for Heroes

June 22, 2018

MILWAUKEE – The YORK® brand of Johnson Controls will celebrate its five-year anniversary sponsoring Building Homes for Heroes (BHH) this July. The organization builds or renovates homes and gifts them, mortgage-free, to severely wounded or disabled US veterans and their families.

Johnson Controls Donates to Building Homes for Heroes

Organization Supports Severely Wounded or Disabled Soldiers and Their Families

August 4, 2014

The Building Homes for Heroes initiative strives to build or renovate quality homes and gift the homes to severely injured veterans nationwide, mortgage-free.

State Water Heaters Funds Foundation

Company Donates More Than $22K to Armed Forces Foundation

July 21, 2014

State Water Heaters is donating $22,650 to the Armed Forces Foundation — $25 for each mile Busch completed during his recent “double” attempt.

State Water Heaters Honors Busch

State, Kurt Busch Raise Funds for Armed Forces Foundation

June 30, 2014

Through this event, State was able to raise much-needed funds for Busch’s charity of choice — the Armed Forces Foundation.

A.O. Smith Foundation Presents Donations, Scholarships

Proceeds to Benefit Army Emergency Relief Fund, Fisher House

November 25, 2013

The A.O. Smith Foundation made first-time donations to the Army Emergency Relief Fund (AER) and the Fisher House, two organizations providing support to soldiers and their families.

Nov. 11, 2013: Army Wants More Partnerships Related to Housing, Energy

Looking for Private Sector Help in Maintaining and Operating Bases

November 11, 2013

Now is the time for the Army to increase partnerships with the private sector in areas such as housing services, renewable energy, and other installation infrastructure elements, Army leaders said at the 2013 Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting and Exposition.

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