So today, Kegel Harley Davidson hosted a Harley Heroes Tour. There, disabled veterans were able to learn about these benefits. It's part of a one million dollar grant provided by the Harley Davidson Foundation.
"I've been in the military. I know how it feels to come out of the military with a disability to train and obtain some of those benefits, so you're talking to someone that's not only experienced in terms of living it but someone who's experienced in developing a claim in representing their families," says Aidan Valentine.
The Harley's Heroes Tour stopped at more than 175 dealerships nationwide.