Responding to the Crisis
Freedom Alliance is blessed to work closely with so many of the heroic men and women who serve in our…
To our Freedom Alliance Family: A Message from Tom Kilgannon, President
These have been perhaps the most difficult and unusual weeks in American history. The COVID-19 virus has infected thousands of our fellow Americans and claimed the lives of dozens. It has caused state-wide quarantines and historic losses in the financial markets. It has forced schools, businesses, and churches to close. It is testing our patience and causing fear and anxiety for millions. And yet, there is hope.
Presents for Patriots 2019
This past Christmas, Freedom Alliance partnered with generous supporters to put presents under 85 Christmas trees across the nation, bringing joy to 330 children and their parents on Christmas Day—families who would otherwise have gone without.
Old Friends, New Friends
Corporal Jeramie Green and Sergeant Kevin Gatson bonded while healing from amputations and other injuries at Walter Reed Army Medical…
Relationships Matter: Marriage After War
When we met him in 2010, Army Sergeant John Moore was recuperating from an IED blast at Walter Reed Army…
Decorated Marines, Dedicated Friends
Four Marines—who served together and bled together in our country’s wars overseas—reunited under a peaceful banner in Costa Rica this…
Freedom Alliance Awards $2.1 Million in College Scholarships
Freedom Alliance, an organization supporting our nation’s military families and wounded service members, awarded $2.1 million in college scholarships to 499 students in calendar year 2019.
Healing from War in Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, mid-November is the beginning of the end for the period of rain known locally as the “green…
Mortgage-Free Homes Presented to four Heroes on Veterans Day
On Veterans Day, with our partners at U.S. Bank, we honored four wounded veterans by moving them into four newly renovated, mortgage free homes!
Master Sergeant Ed Hawk Presented with Mortgage-Free Home in Kentucky
Army Master Sergeant Ed Hawk and his wife Amy were presented with a mortgage-free home in Owensboro, Kentucky on Veterans Day.