This report is a part of "America Strong," an ABC News series highlighting stories of strength and resiliency across the nation.

       One father-daughter duo in Colorado is proving that home is where the heart is as they work to connect donated RVs to families who have lost their homes in wildfires.

       Woody Faircloth and his 9-year-old daughter, Luna, started the nonprofit "EmergencyRV" in Denver, Colorado.

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       Woody Faircloth pictured with his daughter Luna Faircloth.

       "The ongoing wildfires in California have devastated communities," Faircloth said. "We want to find them all shelter as soon as possible."

       Since 2018, the two have been road-tripping across California, Oregon and Washington to deliver new homes to burned towns.

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       This past weekend, the Faircloths gave away their 96th RV to Carey Russell, a U.S. Navy veteran who had just lost his home to the Dixie Fire in California.

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       Woody and Luna Faircloth donated an RV to a veteran who lost his home in the California Dixie Fire.

       Luna told "World News Tonight" on Tuesday that she's happy to help.

       "My favorite part is helping others," she said. "And hanging out with my dad."