Rolling Remembrance memorializes military members who lost their lives while serving the United States and honors surviving families by spreading awareness and raising money for Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation (Fallen Patriots).

Today IHOP® announced it will host a $1 Buttermilk pancake event on Tuesday, May 21 from 7am-7pm at restaurants nationwide* with the full dollar going back to Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation.

Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation (Fallen Patriots) is hosting its Inaugural New York City Gala on Wednesday, May 22 at Cipriani 42nd Street. 

In honor of Military Appreciation Month, IHOP is activating a charitable giving campaign throughout the month of May to raise $1 million to fund college scholarships and educational counseling for military children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.

In remembrance of military members who have lost their lives while serving the United States , and in honor of the surviving families, PepsiCo celebrated the launch of the fifth annual "Rolling Remembrance" relay to help spread awareness for Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation (Fallen Patriots).

The Crosby Group LLC, the largest lifting, rigging, and material handling hardware company in the world, will donate up to $25,000 to the Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation via Q2 2019 sales of its popular wire rope clips.

Dr. Laura has been hosting boutiques to sell her personally handcrafted jewelry and glass art and donating the proceeds to Fallen Patriots since 2017 and has raised over $100,000, equaling nearly 18 years of debt-free education. 

Through Credit Suisse’s annual Holiday Charity Initiative, $280,000 was raised to benefit Fallen Patriots’ mission to support the college dreams of the nearly 20,000 kids left behind by troops killed in the line of duty over the past 35 years. 

A college education is a life changing gift for children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.  On Thursday, December 13 Banc of California presented a $10,000 check to Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation (Fallen Patriots) during their Holiday Party in Santa Ana, California. 

$1,000,000 donation from PepsiCo and Johnny Mac Soldier Fund Provides 160 Years of College Education for Gold Star Scholars

Dr. Laura Schlessinger, host of one of the most popular talk shows in radio history, raised $32,000 by selling jewelry from her Holiday Boutique to help send children of fallen servicemembers to college.

The impact of Snowball Express is evident in the life choices of Fallen Patriots’ scholar Dale Mundell. With the help of Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation, Dale is studying Aviation at Eastern Kentucky University.  He decided he wanted to become a pilot while attending Snowball Express as a child.

“Kristina and I were very moved by the CFP’s mission after attending a fundraiser for the organization in Connecticut this year. It is an incredibly worthy cause, and we wanted to contribute in any way we could to help these children obtain financial assistance for their college experience,” said Michael Gabelli.

“Philanthropy and education are pillars of our brand, and through our ongoing partnership with Children of Fallen Patriots we have been able to provide internships and full-time positions to the students within the vineyard vines organization.”

The Atlanta Falcons created a special night for a group of 12 women whose husbands lost their lives in service to the military.  The “Gold Star Night Out” took place Monday, November 5 in the Buckhead area as part of the Falcons’ Salute to Service Week presented by title sponsor Zaxbys.

On November 3, 2018, close to 500 people gathered at Riverside Yacht Club in Greenwich to honor Gold Star families and the brave servicemen and women who have fallen defending the United States.

Scholars received an in-depth look at various career opportunities and learned from professionals working at various departments within Citi, Point72 and PepsiCo.  

Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation employee fundraising total was $134,385, plus $33,535 matching gifts, bringing the grand total to $167,920, which equates to over 26 years of college for Gold Star scholars.

A San Diego man has arrived in New York City after riding his bicycle over 3,000 miles across the United States in honor of military kids who have lost a parent in the line of duty.

The 2nd Annual event, hosted by Rich and Amanda Thomson of Minneapolis raised over $70,000 to help provide college scholarships for military children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.  With over 30 participants, the proceeds raised equate to more than 11 years of college for Gold Star students.