Veterans Law Firm Brings 20 Volunteers to Help Build Home for a Houston Veteran Saturday

CCK Law’s sponsorship is one of the largest Houston Habitat for Humanity has ever received for a veterans build

HOUSTON, TX, UNITED STATES, November 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Twenty employees of Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick (CCK Law) volunteered with Houston Habitat for Humanity on Saturday, Nov. 7, working alongside veteran volunteers to help build a Houston Habitat home. CCK Law’s sponsorship of the build is one of the largest contributions Houston Habitat for Humanity has received in support of its Veteran Build program.

Working at 9011 Robins Egg Trl in Houston, the CCK Law team spent the day on construction tasks alongside Houston Habitat for Humanity staff. Houston Habitat for Humanity will continue construction of the home through its completion before handing the keys over to the deserving family.

Houston Habitat for Humanity’s Veterans Build program brings together community partners, volunteers and veterans to support affordable homeownership opportunities for local families who have served. Through sponsorships and hands-on volunteer efforts, the program helps advance Houston Habitat’s mission of building homes, communities and hope.

“CCK Law and Houston Habitat for Humanity share something fundamental: a belief that veterans deserve more than gratitude,” said Christine Clemens, Partner at CCK Law and Vice-Chair of the State Bar of Texas Military and Veterans Law Section. “Habitat turns that belief into housing. We turn it into advocacy. When those two missions meet on a job site, we can greatly impact veterans’ lives. That impact is real, and it is meaningful, for the veteran and their family, but for us too. It is truly an honor.”

“We are grateful to CCK Law for investing their time and resources in helping Houston Habitat build more affordable homes in our community. Volunteers play an important role in advancing our mission, and partnerships like this allow us to bring people together to build homes, communities and hope,” said Allison Hay, CEO of Houston Habitat for Humanity. “We appreciate CCK Law’s commitment to making a meaningful difference for Houston families, and we look forward to welcoming the future homeowners once construction is complete.”

CCK Law’s support for Houston Habitat also reflects the firm’s broader work on behalf of nonprofits. Through CCK Bequest Management, the firm helps charities and nonprofits nationwide receive the gifts donors leave them, promptly and in full, so those gifts can fund the missions they were meant for

Many members of the CCK Law team are veterans or have family ties to the military community. The firm serves veterans year-round, and the build, held days before Veterans Day, reflects a commitment that extends beyond the legal work CCK Law does on their behalf. Photos from the build are available upon request.

About CCK Law Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD (CCK Law) is a national law firm practicing Veterans Law, ERISA and Long-Term Disability Insurance Litigation, and Bequest Management. Since 1999, CCK Law has recovered more than $1 billion in benefits for disabled veterans. The firm has offices in Providence, R.I.; Houston and San Antonio, Texas; Atlanta; and Charlotte, N.C. More at cck-law.com.

About Houston Habitat for Humanity

Committed to strengthening communities and creating economic mobility, Houston Habitat for Humanity builds opportunity through new home construction, home repairs and disaster recovery, infrastructure development, and neighborhood revitalization, while guiding families on the path to homeownership

Founded in 1987, Houston Habitat has built more than 1,200 homes in 15 Houston neighborhoods, including Fifth Ward, Clinton Park, Settegast, Central Southwest and Third Ward. Beyond construction, Houston Habitat responds to natural disasters and addresses critical deferred maintenance to help homes withstand future storms. Since Hurricane Harvey, the organization has repaired more than 900 homes for seniors and families who lack the resources to make essential repairs, preserving safety, stability and dignity across Houston.

Stephen Cribben
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