Homes For Our Troops (HFOT) proudly announces the launch of Rebuilding Lives Through Mobility, a national campaign supported by Homes For Our Troops, TOYOTA RACING, BraunAbility, and TRICON Garage through Johnny and Terry Gray. The initiative is dedicated to restoring independence and improving quality of life for Veterans living with service-connected injuries by providing six Toyota Sienna BraunAbility wheelchair-accessible vans throughout the 2026 NASCAR season.
The campaign builds upon a shared commitment to honor the sacrifices of America’s Veterans by expanding access to safe, reliable, and life-changing mobility. Together, the organizations will provide adaptive mobility vehicles to HFOT home recipients with qualifying mobility needs during race weekends nationwide.
The initiative is made possible through a $1 million gift from longtime philanthropists Johnny and Terry Gray, whose generosity fully funds the Rebuilding Lives Through Mobility campaign. The Grays have dedicated their philanthropic efforts to supporting organizations that create lasting change for Veterans, children, and families, helping expand programs that break the cycles of abuse and homelessness. Their longstanding commitment to improving lives also includes advancing healthcare through the Johnny and Terry Gray Surgical Institute at Jupiter Medical Center, which opened in 2023.
The family’s commitment to honoring Veterans extends to the next generation, with grandsons Taylor Gray and Tanner Gray representing the initiative throughout the 2026 NASCAR season. Taylor Gray competes in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, driving the No. 54 Toyota GR Supra for Joe Gibbs Racing, while Tanner Gray competes full-time in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, driving the No. 15 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro for TRICON Garage. Throughout the campaign, both drivers will race in Homes For Our Troops-branded vehicles, helping bring national attention to the mission of restoring independence for severely injured Veterans.
“At Homes For Our Troops, rebuilding lives means removing the barriers that prevent our nation’s severely injured post-9/11 Veterans from living life to its fullest,” said HFOT President/CEO Brigadier General, USA (Ret) Tom Landwermeyer. “Our specially adapted custom homes provide the foundation, and these wheelchair-accessible vans help Veterans get to work, attend medical appointments, spend time with family, and stay connected to their communities. We are grateful to Johnny and Terry Gray for their extraordinary generosity and to TOYOTA RACING, BraunAbility, and TRICON Garage for their partnership in making this initiative possible.”
The campaign’s mission is to honor America’s Veterans by providing life-changing mobility through the gift of a Toyota Sienna BraunAbility wheelchair-accessible van. Together, the organizations aim to strengthen independence, empower lives, and create brighter futures for Veterans and their families.
2026 Campaign Schedule
Adaptive van presentations will take place during six race weekends:
- August 28-29: Daytona International Speedway
- September 18-20: Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMSA Battle on the Bricks)
- September 25-27: Kansas Speedway
- October 3-4: Las Vegas Motor Speedway
- October 9-11: Charlotte Motor Speedway
- October 16-18: Phoenix Raceway
For more than two decades, Homes For Our Troops has been dedicated to rebuilding the lives of severely injured post-9/11 Veterans by building and donating specially adapted custom homes that restore freedom and independence. Through partnerships with organizations that share its mission, HFOT continues to expand opportunities that help Veterans thrive long after their military service has ended.
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