Gabler said the idea to donate the winnings to veterans was an idea he had prior to competing and in honor of his father, uncles and friends who are veterans.
The winner of “Survivor” 43 on CBS was revealed during the finale Wednesday night, as was his intentions regarding the $1 million prize.
Gabler was one of five contestants remaining for the finale. The others were Jesse Lopez, Owen Knight, Karla Cruz Godoy and Cassidy Clark. And that drove me. It drove me day in, day out in the rain and the sun and the cold, the heat, everything. Our heroes drove me. I never had the honor of serving. I had the opportunity, but not the honor to serve, and the fact that I have the honor to serve those who served just fills my heart,” Gabler told the news outlet.
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