“I keep living because I am the daughter of a soldier who didn’t get the chance to” – Surviving Scholar, Gabrielle Herman
Katelyn Nelson’s dad, SMSgt Jeremy Nelson, joined the Air Force and after that all of his choices were for his country and his family.
Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is happy to announce the addition of Shep and Ian Murray to its board of advisors. Shep and Ian Murray, own the clothing and accessory retailer Vineyard Vines.
As September 11th approaches, Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is reminded to #NeverForget the sacrifices that so many soldiers have made.
Alexandria Walden’s dad, Brett Walden, was killed in action when she was only 12-years-old.
The community of Paden, Mississippi joined together to kick off the first annual Tuff Enuff Festival benefiting Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation.
Today, Fallen Patriots honors more than 1.8 million combat-wounded Purple Heart recipients.
When surviving scholars step on the quad for the first time this August, they will be taking the first step toward a dream that their mother or father died to protect.
For the third year in a row, Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is working with our loyal partner, Spinrite, to ensure surviving children achieve their dream of attending college.
For almost as long as there have been soldiers in America, there have been chaplains.
Emily Williams’ father passed away due to long-term illness as a result of serving in the Army.
Fallen Patriots has consistently maintained a vision of leaving no family behind.
Helping to raise funds by hosting an event is a great way to increase awareness of our organization, inspire many people and provide a wonderful source of financial support.
Summer is here and we know we have many scholars already making preparations to take the next big step in their life. As classes approach, it is important to make a list of all the things that need to be done before making the big move.
Fallen Patriots would like to express its gratitude to painter, Samara Shuter for creating inspired art to auction. From July 4th through the 18th, Paddle 8 is hosting an auction with Fallen Patriots-themed art created by Shuter. All proceeds from the auction will go towards ensuring a college education for surviving military children.
Linda Singletary’s husband, Timothy Laurence Singletary sadly passed away on October 21, 2012 due to an accident. He was a Specialist in the Army and was 37 years old when he passed.
During Military Appreciation Month, Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is reminded of the honor and privilege it is to be an influential part of scholars’ journeys. This awareness month, celebrates our graduating seniors while also honoring the fallen and their surviving spouses.
A college education is not only crucial for success today, but also an opportunity for students to learn valuable life lessons they will carry with them for the rest of their lives.
In memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who risk their lives today so that we may continue to live in freedom, Fallen Patriots salutes you.
After a traumatic event, most people have painful memories. For many people, the effects of the event fade over time. But for others, the memories, thoughts and feelings don't go away - even months or years after the event is over.