HeroHomes and One Family Brewing plan three homes for disabled veterans in Lovettsville

By AI, Created 11:27 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – HeroHomes of Loudoun and One Family Brewing, through One Family Gives, are turning three homesites in Lovettsville, Virginia, into custom homes for three 100% disabled veterans and their families. The project builds on HeroHomes’ veteran housing mission and expands the group’s partnership-driven model for supporting military families.

Why it matters: - The Lovettsville project adds three more custom homes for 100% disabled veterans and their families. - The homes are part of a broader effort to restore stability, dignity and independence through homeownership. - The project also ties veteran housing to a Gold Star Memorial site, giving the build a public commemorative setting.

What happened: - One Family Brewing and its nonprofit arm, One Family Gives, partnered with HeroHomes of Loudoun on the initiative. - Three homesites on One Family’s property in Lovettsville, Virginia, will become the foundation for the homes. - HeroHomes made the announcement May 1, 2026. - HeroHomes said the project is intended for three disabled veterans and their families.

The details: - HeroHomes of Loudoun has focused on helping disabled veterans since 2015. - The organization reached its sixth home dedication in September 2025 in Round Hill, Virginia, for veteran Zac Rubart and his family. - That dedication helped spark conversations between One Family Gives and HeroHomes about expanding the work. - Sam Chapman, HeroHomes president and co-founder of home-building partner CaseCo, said the Rubart home led to discussions about developing property at One Family Brewing. - Chapman said the Gold Star Memorial made the site especially meaningful for the next three foundations. - David Keuhner, founder of One Family Brewing and chairman of One Family Gives, said the brewery’s mission is to help and that the partnership should have lasting impact for the families. - HeroHomes said the project depends on donors, trade partners and community members. - The organization said the effort combines community, craftsmanship and purpose. - HeroHomes described itself as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds houses, provides jobs and fosters community for veterans. - One Family Brewing described itself as a 27-acre farm brewery in Lovettsville focused on people, land and community. - One Family Gives is the company’s official nonprofit arm focused on helping families and individuals in need.

Between the lines: - The project suggests HeroHomes is moving from individual home builds to a more scalable property-based model. - The partnership also shows how local businesses and nonprofits are using donated land or shared property to expand veteran housing without starting each project from scratch. - The placement of the homes near a memorial adds symbolic weight and may strengthen community support around the build.

What’s next: - HeroHomes and One Family Brewing will move from partnership announcement to development of the three homesites. - The organizations said more information is available through HeroHomes of Loudoun and One Family Brewing. - The project will likely depend on continued donor, trade and community support as the homes are built and dedicated.

The bottom line: - Three homesites in Lovettsville are becoming a long-term housing effort for disabled veterans, backed by a brewery, a nonprofit and a community-building network.