60 Volunteers Help A Homeless Veteran Move Into His Childhood Home.

In today's video we're going to look at 60 volunteers who helped a homeless veteran move into his childhood home. So let's get into the video. Michael Malone had served in the US Air Force for 4 years and 15 years in the reserve. When the Indian police native's mother passed away, he was fortunate enough to inherit his old childhood home. There was just one problem. The house wasn't suitable for anyone to live in it, which left Malone in quite a pickle. Malone didn't have the financial means to repair the house himself, so off he went to a shelter. The facility was provided specifically for veterans who were homeless, which Malone had become. But something amazing happened when over 60 volunteers and the Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation got together to lend him a hand. The volunteers worked hard to make Malone's home into something that was livable again. Volunteers have been putting in a lot of time and effort. And with their collective will, they'll soon have Malone's house all nice and renovated. Naturally, Malone is beyond grateful for the work being done on the property. Malone had lost a lot of family lately, and that included his mom and his own daughter. Given how devastated he was emotionally, watching so many people take charge to remodel his home was certainly a huge moral booster. Now Malone can't wait to move into his home, so that he can get a new lease on life. If this Indiana man ever lost faith in humanity, these volunteers have restored that faith. The level of dedication to give back to this veteran, who was undoubtedly given so much to keep his country safe, was overwhelming, and Malone feels quite blessed. The home renovations weren't just on the exterior of the home, but the interior as well. Some of the renovations done inside the home have included installing brand new floors, remodeling the bathroom, and of course, painting the interior as well, because everything looks so much better with a fresh coat of paint. Volunteers would like to provide Malone with some furniture and other necessities before he moves in. Meanwhile, Malone is just about ready to say goodbye to the facility for homeless veterans forever and move back home. But he has mixed emotions about the whole thing. Yes, he's happy, but he's also a bit sad because he wishes his mom was still around, to see what the volunteers did for him. So guys, what do you think about these volunteers who helped this man get back on his feet again? Make sure to leave us a comment about that, and make sure to give us a like, and peace out!