Victory Home Remodeling's Foundation Gala: Honoring Heroes and Supporting Veterans

Victory Home Remodeling Hosts Inspiring Second Annual Foundation Gala



On October 18th, 2026, Victory Home Remodeling and the Victory Foundation hosted the Second Annual Foundation Gala at the Westmount Country Club in Woodland Park, New Jersey. This remarkable evening gathered more than 600 attendees, including employees, business partners, nonprofit leaders, veterans, and first responders, unified in their mission to honor those who selflessly serve the community.

Among the esteemed guests were representatives from prominent companies such as Miter Brand, Alliant Bank, QXO, and PURE Finance. The night's events were designed to honor the spirit of service, showcasing the positive impact of both veterans and first responders.

A Night of Reflection and Tribute



From the moment they entered, guests experienced an immersive ambiance that vividly illustrated the lives of service members and their families. The highlight was a unique 360-degree tunnel tribute to Stephen Siller, the firefighter who tragically lost his life on September 11, 2001, an event that deeply inspired the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Each corner of the gala featured poignant installations that provoked thought and reflection, such as letters from family members dedicated to first responders who fell on September 11, and a display of donated ties that offered inspirational messages for veterans transitioning to civilian life. Digital screens were also set up to show firsthand accounts from veterans and first responders, emphasizing the importance of support for these dedicated individuals.

Inspirational Speeches and Charitable Efforts



The program included heartfelt remarks from notable figures such as Bill Winters, CEO of Victory, CBXO Bennett Andelman, and Joey Nigro, the Community Impact Specialist at Victory. Additionally, Beau Wise, a veteran who shared the profound sorrows of losing two brothers in service, underscored the importance of the evening’s cause.

The gala was not just an event of speeches and exhibitions. It also featured a live auction where guests had the chance to bid on an impressive selection of sports memorabilia and exclusive travel experiences, effectively combining fun with philanthropy. The auction alone raised over $500,000, with total funds exceeding $1 million collected in the past two years.

This event reinforced the partnership between the Victory Foundation and Tunnel to Towers. Both organizations share common goals that focus on mental health, physical recovery, and emotional stability for veterans and their families. Victory pledged an incredible $100,000 to Tunnel to Towers to support their mission of providing mortgage-free homes and housing solutions for injured veterans and families of fallen heroes.

A Commitment Beyond Business Success



"Our efforts extend far beyond fulfilling our business responsibilities at Victory. We are firmly invested in building a better world by supporting those who serve selflessly, challenging ourselves to think outside immediate professional accomplishments," said Bill Winters.

Victory Home Remodeling is known as one of the largest exterior residential remodeling companies in the United States, established in 2019 and based in Holmdel, New Jersey. With a commitment to quality service across several states, it also emphasizes community involvement through the Victory Foundation—its charitable arm—dedicated to aiding military veterans and cancer survivors.

For additional information about upcoming initiatives and ways to contribute to the Victory Foundation, please visit Victory Home Remodeling.

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