Burt Alton, a Purple Heart recipient and Bakersfield resident, is getting help from Kenneth Teeters Foundation in renovating his bathroom. Local non-profit to remodel bathroom for legally blind Vietnam veteran. Burt Alton, a Vietnam veteran, was severely injured in combat. New bathroom renovation will accommodate his needs. Kenneth Teeters Foundation, a veteran non-profit, is helping veterans.For your convenience, the skimmable summary above is generated with the assistance of AI and fact checked by our team prior to publication. Read the full story as originally reported below.Broadcast transcript:Home renovations can take time but the end result can be beautiful, and in this case, honorable! One local veteran is getting a bathroom renovation.Burt Alton is a Vietnam veteran who was deployed in 1966, and he tells me "I enjoyed my career, I had a good career but it was cut short."Cut short, in combat."I was severely injured in Vietnam. I was blown out of bed with a mortar." He said.Burt is a Purple Heart recipient for the injuries he sustained in combat, but the recovery has been a life-long battle. He has artificial knees and is legally blind. "The shower that was in there was just inadequate. I couldn't use it with my eyesight. I was stumbling over it." Alton said.With this new bathroom renovation, it will accommodate his needs. Kenneth Teeters, who created the Kenneth Teeters Foundation, is a nonprofit, created by a veteran, to help veterans.Kenneth knows first hand the impact of the Vietnam War, and he's looking for the next hero to help."Next year we have to get a hold of different people, wanted heroes, friends of mine, to see who we are going to do next." Teeters said.The expected finish date is October 17th.Stay in Touch with Us Anytime, Anywhere: Download Our Free App for Apple and Android Sign Up for Our Daily E-mail Newsletter Like Us on Facebook Follow Us on Instagram Subscribe to Us on YouTube