Forgotten Sons Donate to Purple Heart Homes

Last Updated 7/18/2025 • Posted in In The News

Article by WXII12 News, originally published on WXII12.com, on September 3, 2016
A motorcycle club made up of veterans is stepping up to help their own. The Clemmons chapter of the Forgotten Sons donated funds to Purple Heart Homes, a nonprofit that remodels and builds houses for disabled veterans. The group says they understand firsthand the challenges fellow vets face when transitioning to civilian life, and wanted to support an organization that eases that burden. Purple Heart Homes, based in Statesville, NC, continues to bring hope and stability to veterans through safe, accessible housing, thanks in part to supporters like the Forgotten Sons.


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