Pamela Gives Back to Ensure Veterans’ Lives Are the Best They Can Be “Nothing fills my cup more than seeing the impact our work at Operation Homefront has on our military and veteran families.” WHAT MOTIVATES YOU TO GIVE BACK TO OUR MILITARY FAMILIES AND VETERANS? The military has been my entire existence. Both my … Continued
Bridgette Gives Back to Military Families Out of Gratitude and Understanding “I love every aspect of giving back to military families. I truly hope they feel that when they leave an Operation Homefront event.” WHAT MOTIVATES YOU TO GIVE BACK TO OUR MILITARY FAMILIES AND VETERANS? Military life presents lots of challenges, but it’s also … Continued
Nothing could have prepared Army veteran Brian Jones and his wife, Jessica, for the news they received on March 4.
Thomas “Tom” M. Harvey served as a Navy pilot in Vietnam. As a lieutenant, he earned numerous awards ― including the National Defense Service Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal with four Bronze Stars ― in his time flying with the Black Knights, a helicopter anti-submarine squadron.
Operation Homefront, a leading national military nonprofit dedicated to serving America’s military families, has elected Admiral Dennis Blair, U.S. Navy Retired, a sixth-generation naval officer, to its national board of directors.
Army veteran Donetta Ward was staying with her brother and sharing a room with her young daughter when she learned that Operation Homefront accepted her into their Transitional Housing – Apartments program.
Operation Homefront Opens Nominations for 18th Annual Military Child of the Year® Awards Honoring America’s Military Children SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS- Operation Homefront is proud to announce that nominations are now open for the 18th annual Military Child of the Year® Award, the hallmark program that celebrates the extraordinary achievements of our nation’s military children. Each … Continued
Mara Berthier enlisted in the Navy in 2019 for a reason she laughs about now — she liked the uniform. After joining, however, she found a place she felt she belonged.
When Air Force Tech. Sgt. Michael Wolfle and his wife, Brittany, moved into their home in Port Orange, Florida, in August 2024, they were eager to transition to civilian life after 11 years as a military family.
After high school, Ethan Graham wanted a path of his own. He attended junior college and worked for his father installing solar systems, but he aspired to a career in law enforcement. He knew the military could help him build a strong foundation.
