Johnson Brunetti Serves Local Veterans with House of Heroes
The team at Johnson Brunetti had the pleasure of serving two veterans living in the town of Wethersfield on Saturday, October 19, 2019. Our team helped donate funds to support the House of Heroes Connecticut Chapter, which is a nonprofit organization benefiting and recognizing local veterans who are disabled, living on a fixed income or facing other financial/physical challenges. Several of our team members volunteered their time to help clean up the yards for these two homes as well. Learn more and find the full gallery of photos here.
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