Houston Based Start-Up set to raise $25MIL to build 2,500 First Responders New Roofs

Due to the nature of a First Responders duty whether they are paid or volunteer, they run to assist others in need and leave their homes on the back of their mind. Once a catastrophe strikes, everyone else comes first to a First Responder. Who is there for them? Who is there to assist them with their damages?

AlliedOne has initiated a fundraiser to assist 2,500 First Responders in receiving a new roof. "First Responders tend to forget about their needs when a catastrophe strikes. Whether it be a severe storm, tornado, fires, hurricanes, etc. So we found a way to give back to them." Stated Founder and Owner of AlliedOne, Scott Huckabee.

The fundraiser will give back to First Responders and the donors. When a donor donates $25 they will receive access to an exclusive coupon app that offers up to 70%off retail, hotels, travel, buy one get one on food and dining also. Scott did not skimp on the return donors receive nor is he skimping on the roofs the First Responders will receive. Scott stated,"I will treat everyone the way I want to be treated. I don't want a T-Shirt saying I donated, I don't want a key chain or a thank you letter either. I would like something of value, more than I donated. Also, the roofs we install are not sub-par or builder grade, all our roofs are top of the line with only the best materials. So, the First Responders deserve the same."

The roofs built will be in the 48 contiguous states and will be completed in September/October 2019. Once AlliedOne reaches their goal of $25Million a entry site will be initiated for First Responders only to see who will receive the free roofs from a random drawing. To make it fair, the drawings will be per state versus country wide. Each state will have 52-53 winners.

To Donate $25 click here.