Doylestown Builder, Nonprofit Partnering to Repair Wounded Veteran's Home

An area nonprofit and a Doylestown builder are partnering to rebuild the home of a local veteran.

Staff Sgt. Jessica Clymer, who was raised in Buckingham and now lives in Plumsteadville, is a disabled Marine veteran who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. Her home sustained serious damage due to a leaking roof while she was deployed.

The Intelligencer reports that Zaveta Custom Homes of Doylestown and RenovatingHope of Chester County are partnering to renovate Clymer’s home.

In July, Clymer contacted Patch to spread the word about a t-shirt fundraiser she was holding to raise money for repairs after her kitchen was completely gutted.

Since then, RenovatingHope, a nonprofit that helps veterans with injuries, learned of Clymer’s situation and stepped in to help. Zaveta Custom Homes has also donated labor and materials, The Intelligencer reported.

(Photo: Jessica Clymer’s gutted kitchen. Credit: Support SSgt Clymer Jessica, USMC Wounded Warrior Facebook page)