At Ease: The 11:11 Project

Honoring local veterans with the gift of an outdoor space to rest, reconnect, and feel at ease.

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Be Part of the Mission: Build, Honor, Remember

Campaign Overview

Why: They served. We build. Together, we give back to veterans in our community.

What: One deserving veteran will receive a custom backyard project from Battlefield and partners.

When: Nominations close November 8th, 2025. Winner announced on Veterans Day November 11, 2025.

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How It Works

  • Nominate – Share a veteran’s story via the form below. Nominations close on 11/9/25.

  • Review – Our team reads every submission.

  • Visit – Finalists may get a home visit to confirm feasibility.

  • Reveal – Winner announced on 11/11; project scheduled & built.

Self Nominations are welcome!

Nomination Rules

 

Who can be nominated?

  • Any U.S. military veteran (any branch, retired or separated).

  • Must live within our service area (Northern Virginia).

  • Must own their home (or have the homeowner’s permission for construction).

Who can nominate?

  • Family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, or community members.

  • Veterans may also nominate themselves.

How to nominate:

  1. Fill out the nomination form below by November 9th, 2025.

  2. Share the veteran’s story — their service, their impact, and why this project would mean so much.

  3. Provide contact info so we can verify eligibility.

How the winner is chosen:

  • Our Battlefield team will review all nominations.

  • Finalists may be contacted for more details or a home visit.

  • The winning veteran will be announced on Veterans Day (11/11/2025).

What the winner receives:

  • A custom backyard transformation (deck/patio) designed and built by Battlefield Decks & Patios.

  • Project scope will depend on site conditions, budget, and sponsor contributions.

Important notes:

    • No cash value or substitutions.

    • By submitting, you agree that stories, photos, and videos may be shared to honor the veteran and promote the campaign.

    • Project must meet local codes and HOA guidelines.