Mighty Hero Home Foundation Inc

Mighty Hero Homes seeks to eradicate veteran homelessness by providing affordable, permanent housing to homeless veterans, homes from which they never have to move and can one day own. Our model is to take a veteran from homeless to homeowner in two years.

We'll accomplish the mission by constructing up to 450 Mighty Hero Homes "Bases" across the nation. Each Base will house 84 previously homeless veterans and will provide a full array of on-Base amenities and wraparound services. Services include, but are not limited to; health and wellness care, training and career services, parks, paths, gardens, meeting and recreation areas, gated community with security, etc.

The egregious issue of veteran homelessness is a solvable problem. We will accomplish the mission by mobilizing the American Patriot in a "We the People" movement, confirming to our American heroes that they are not forgotten, they are loved and that more than a million people gave of their personal resources so that they can have a home. Learn more about our vision and mission at MightyHeroHomes.org.

Because They Deserve Better

We will build "Base" style communities across the country where every Base resident will have an individual home which they can own.

We will employ specifically designed and engineered Mighty Hero Homes, made from proprietarily designed Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) which are green, efficient and cost effective building solutions.

According to the Structural Insulated Panel Association (SIPA), buildings constructed with SIPs have shown energy savings of 50% or more, significantly reducing heating and cooling costs over time.

A report by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) states that SIPs require less maintenance than traditional construction materials, which can result in lower long-term maintenance costs.

SIPs often use OSB and foam insulation. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, OSB is made from fast-growing, small-diameter trees, which are a renewable resource.

SIPA reports that SIPs can reduce energy consumption for heating and cooling by 50% or more, contributing to a significant decrease in a building's carbon footprint.

According to the Canadian Wood Council, SIPs generate less construction waste, with estimates ranging from 30% to 60% less waste compared to traditional construction methods.

SIPs' airtight construction can minimize air infiltration. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states that improving a building's envelope, as SIPs do, can enhance indoor air quality by reducing drafts and allergens.

SIPs' insulation core is typically made of expanded polystyrene (EPS), which is naturally resistant to mold and mildew. This reduces the risk of indoor air quality issues. The American Lung Association emphasizes the importance of such materials for respiratory health.

According to a study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, improved insulation, like that provided by SIPs, results in better thermal comfort, positively impacting occupants' well-being.

In addition, mini split HVAC units, tankless water heaters and solar energy (where feasible) will be utilized to further reduce operating cost and impact to the environment.

All Base facilities will be made in this fashion.

We have partnered with the brightest and best engineers, construction professionals, project management firms and suppliers to ensure that we deliver on the mission,.

All structures have been designed and take-offs completed. All land engineering requirements have been quantified and we are ready to proceed when proper funding is in place.