Sisters Tessa and Raya Ziegler join 'America's Newsroom' with their mother to share their efforts to support the nation's veterans.
A pair of sisters from southwestern Ohio are giving back to America's veterans in a huge way by collecting thousands of dollars for Honor Flights. 12-year-old Tessa Ziegler and eight-year-old Raya Ziegler raised more than $30,000 to help the Honor Flight Network, which flies veterans to Washington, D.C., where they visit memorials that honor their sacrifice.
' Raya told co-anchor Bill Hemmer she was inspired to help at such a young age 'because I love our veterans, because they're so nice.' Rachel Ziegler, mom of the two fundraising sisters, said it is an 'honor' to be helping support America's veterans through the Honor Flights Network. 'We just love our veterans here. And we know most of the veterans right now on the Honor Flights are Vietnam veterans, Korean. We know that they had no homecoming at all.
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