Retired U.S. Army Sergeant Prince Rawlings always wears a suit to his dialysis treatments at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and when he visits the wounded warriors' barracks right afterward. One day, more than two years ago, he stopped by to treat one of his fellow veterans to lunch. Much to his surprise, his lunch guest commented on his “good-looking suit.” So, Rawlings let him try on the suit jacket and that simple act of kindness brought tears to the man’s eyes. Later, on his ride home, Rawlings decided to get the suit cleaned and give it to the veteran. Since then, he, along with his friend Melvin Woodward, started the non-profit organization Helping Another Veteran Endure (H.A.V.E.).