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"When Kentucky National Guardsman Matthew Hurst and his wife Corinne were surprised at a Bengals game last November with the news that they would receive a mortgage-free home from Operation Homefront and Wells Fargo, they didn't think it could get any better.That is, until they laid eyes on their new house in Cincinnati.Watch this story\"For me, the sacrifices that I've made have been very few, but receiving something like this as a thank you is just astronomical. I don't know really how to explain it,\u201D Hurst said.Wells Fargo donated the house to \u201CHomes on the Homefront,\u201D a program created to award homes to military families across the country. It's intended to not only help servicemen and women get adjusted to civilian life, but also to assist with financial planning, so they stay on track.\"A lot of them have moved around multiple times, they've been stationed in so many areas, they've had financial turmoil, so this is their opportunity to finally have a place to call home,\u201D Operation Homefront's Sarah Groom said.Already having been deployed twice, once to Iraq and once to Africa, the stability that comes with this gift of homeownership is priceless, Hurst said.\"I know that another deployment is probably in the future, so I know it helps him a lot to know that we're in a safe area, he knows that the kids are safe,\u201D Corinne Hurst said.The Hurst family will start moving in this weekend as they also celebrate their son\u2019s third birthday."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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