The former NFL player gives two parents at Baton Rouge home, AOL furniture

Baton Rouge, La. (BRPRoud) – The former professional footballer of Baton Rouge gives two Baton Rouge parents a new home just in time for the holidays.

The NFL Warrick Dunn legend gave two single parents a new home at Baton Rouge through Habitat for Humanities of Greater Baton Rouge on Tuesday.

“Baton Rouge taught me what it means to take care of your neighbor, to take care of each other,” Dun said.

Dunn will also provide both families with $ 5,000 in advance and furniture worth $ 10,000 from Aaron’s.

This is really a perennial in creating and planning partners through our Home Program, “said Richie Goebel, CEO of Habitat for Humanity.

Justin is the father of two and said the program gave him more than a home, which gave him the skills and confidence to provide a stable future for his children.

“Oh, my sons mean everything to me,” Justin said. “The most important job I think I have today is just to be a father and just see their joy and excitement, it’s just the gift that he continues to give.”

The O’Haisha’s family of four moves from an apartment and says they are grateful.

“It’s a dream come true,” O’Haisha said. “As a single mother, this is a dream come true and the children have the backyard that they have to get in, we have more than one bathroom and they have separate beds. It’s a lot. “

These homes will bring the total to 236 home celebrations from Warrick Dunn charity organizations (WDC).

Justin was a former volunteer to help build a habitat home and decided to apply.

O’Haisha was inspired to apply after learning Dunn’s story and realized that she wanted to own her home instead of hiring.

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