Deborah Snyder knows firsthand the mental and physical toll that serving in the armed forces can take.
She spent 22 years serving America in the Army, and she knows better than most how brave our servicemen and servicewomen truly are, at home or overseas. Struggles like Kyle Hockenberry’s hit home for her in a profound way, and she has made it her mission to give similar stories happier endings.
After she left the Army, she started an organization called the Operation Renewed Hope Foundation. Her incredible work helps to keep our brave veterans from falling through the cracks, especially when they have no other options.
Like this company that helps to set veterans back on their feet when they’ve been dealt a rough hand, Snyder’s foundation provides homes for the homeless, and hope for the hopeless.
While her initial focus was on finding housing for veterans without a roof over their heads, she has since expanded her efforts to include transportation for returning warriors without access to a vehicle, and pro bono dental and medical care. Learn more about Snyder’s powerful achievements in the video below.
And if you were amazed by this kindhearted woman doing everything she can to make the world a safer place for our veterans, please SHARE her story on Facebook, and spread the word about her incredible mission!
