Read advice from scholar parents about the transition from home to college, which can be exciting as well as daunting for both parents and college students. The key is to be prepared for these changes.
Leading up to the National Day of the Deployed is a special time to honor all the brave men and women who have been deployed and are sacrificing, or have sacrificed, their lives to fight for our continued freedom.
Citi’s e for Education campaign has contributed to the support of college fees for over 900 children of Fallen Patriots in the United States, and the campaign will help the growing demands on Fallen Patriots to ensure access to education by college-bound children who have lost a parent in the line of duty.
As we remember and commemorate the 16th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, let’s stand together and pay tribute to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice on this day and the years following.
September is a time filled with new beginnings for college freshmen.
Emma Wilkenson is a senior majoring in Political Science at the University of Central Florida, a dream made much easier by the support of Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation.
MAJ Kennedy’s memorial bracelet serves as a symbol of his willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.
American military families cope with the loss of their loved ones every day. Their perseverance inspires Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation to honor the legacy of the bravest men and women who have gave their lives in defense of our country.
Fallen Patriots honors more than 1.8 million combat-wounded Purple Heart recipients.
Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation was moved by the generous support from Southpoint Capital, who hosted the 4th Annual Charitable Golf Outing on July 17th.
Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is fortunate to have corporate partners like K&N Filters.
This gracious donation will cover nearly $1 million in college debt for children of fallen military personnel.
Clarissa believes her father's sacrifice means that she gets to live another day in a free country, receive a great education and lead a successful life.
As we celebrate our month of Independence, we reflect on traditions over the last two centuries that make our nation great. One such tradition takes place when a service member passes away and the surviving family is presented with a flag in their honor.
America’s freedom comes at a great cost and we want to recognize those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who risk their lives today so that we may continue to live in freedom. As Independence Day approaches, we are reminded of the “brave hearts” that sacrificed their lives for our freedom, as well as the “bright stars” left behind.
Kevin Bianchi served in the U.S Navy as a helicopter pilot. He met his wife, Rita Bianchi, at a wedding, and together they had three children. Together they experienced three deployments before Kevin passed away in a helicopter crash.
Eric McNulty was only 16-years-old when his father, Michael L. McNulty, was killed in Iraq. Michael gave his life doing what he thought he must to make the world a better place.
With immense gratitude, Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation is proud to announce that Rolling Remembrance was a remarkable success.
Father’s Day is an important time for our entire nation to reflect on the ultimate sacrifice that so many soldiers and their families have made.
The invisible injuries of service members pose complex challenges for military families, especially military children.