Brothers Install Gutters on 10 Veterans' Tiny Homes
Brothers that Just Do Gutter donated an in-kind gutter installation at the Veterans Community Project in Sioux Falls.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Philanthropy
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Brothers that Just Do Gutter performed an in-kind gutter installation on 10 tiny homes at the Veterans Community Project. The donation was made on November 10, 2026.
Why it matters
The Veterans Community Project has welcomed 14 veterans into homes as of last year, and the donated work supports upkeep across part of its 25-home site in Sioux Falls. The contribution reflects local businesses supplying services to the community's veteran housing effort.
The donation covered 10 of the 25 tiny homes on site, or about 40 percent of the community's homes. The source does not report the dollar value of the in-kind work or plans for the remaining homes.
The players
Brothers that Just Do Gutter
A gutter installation business that performed the in-kind donation of work at the Veterans Community Project.
Veterans Community Project
A Sioux Falls, South Dakota organization that provides tiny-home housing for veterans on a 25-home site.
The details
Brothers that Just Do Gutter performed the installation as an in-kind donation, meaning the work was contributed as a service rather than paid for. The project serves veterans in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and has welcomed 14 veterans into its homes as of last year.
Timeline
2025: The Veterans Community Project welcomed 14 veterans into homes.
- 2026-11-10
Gutter installation on 10 tiny homes was performed.
- 2026-11-11
Veterans Day, one day after the installation.
Philanthropy Context
The in-kind gutter work fits a pattern of local trades donating services to the Veterans Community Project's Sioux Falls tiny-home site, which has housed 14 veterans. The contribution supports the upkeep of homes that veterans already occupy rather than adding new units.
Residents and businesses in Sioux Falls can see that local trades are donating services to veteran housing. The donation shows one practical way the community is supporting veterans already living in the project's homes.
The takeaway
Local businesses and residents can support veteran housing by offering in-kind services such as home repairs and maintenance. Donated labor like this helps keep existing homes in good condition for the veterans who live in them.
Further reading
Explore more local giving stories in Philanthropy coverage for Sioux Falls.
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