Wreaths Across America launched an initiative to fulfill the third mission essential more thoroughly: Teach.

On Monday, June 23, national nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) recognized Robert “Bob” Freeman of Gastonia, North Carolina, as the ninth recipient of the organization’s REMEMBER Award. This award is given annually to an individual or group who Remembers the fallen and their sacrifice in a way that goes above and beyond.

"The DAR mission is historic preservation, education, and patriotism, and that works so nicely with remember, honor and teach."

From the first time a veteran’s wreath was placed at Arlington National Cemetery by the founding family in 1992, the power of a personal connection with the past initiated an opportunity to teach, and to learn.

The NATSO Foundation kicks off participation as part of Military Appreciation Month and will help honor and remember our nation’s servicemembers laid to rest.

If you miss a little…you miss a lot!

Atop a bright red cement apple, a plaque dedicating the new Nancy Willey Legacy Orchard explained the significance of the dedication.

As the back-to-school season begins, Wreaths Across America, in collaboration with the Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC), is spotlighting the importance of adopting proactive, research-based strategies to raise awareness of the unique attendance-related challenges faced by highly mobile students.

Some stories come too late. That’s why the Out of the Shadows project matters so deeply.

The 2025 National Youth Civics Summit (NYCS) brought 18 outstanding high school students from across the country to Washington, D.C. this summer for a transformative week of civic education, leadership development, and real-world learning.

"The DAR mission is historic preservation, education, and patriotism, and that works so nicely with remember, honor and teach."

From the first time a veteran’s wreath was placed at Arlington National Cemetery by the founding family in 1992, the power of a personal connection with the past initiated an opportunity to teach, and to learn.

Each Tuesday morning, Wreaths Across America and supporters across the country join together to wave the American Flag.

Visit the Mobile Education Exhibit in your community!

“It’s so much fun to come to Maine and experience the camaraderie with the other drivers. It really is a privilege, actually, to do this."

It’s official! Wreaths Across America has kicked off the 2025 wreath season!

Through supporting military veterans in their transition to the civilian workforce, Fastport discovered many of these individuals possessed a robust entrepreneurial spirit.

"A lot of people don’t understand that we volunteer to do this because it’s the right thing to do to honor our veterans."

“I tell my buddies at the American Legion when they ask me how long I’m going to do it; I tell them for as long as I can. One day at a time, one year at a time.”

“I talk to everyone I can, and I’m willing to answer any questions about Wreaths. I love it. The whole experience was just outstanding."

On Monday, June 23, national nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) recognized Robert “Bob” Freeman of Gastonia, North Carolina, as the ninth recipient of the organization’s REMEMBER Award. This award is given annually to an individual or group who Remembers the fallen and their sacrifice in a way that goes above and beyond.

The NATSO Foundation kicks off participation as part of Military Appreciation Month and will help honor and remember our nation’s servicemembers laid to rest.

For the sixth consecutive year, Crowley will support Wreaths Across America.

Noreen O’Neil will serve as the Corporate Development Specialist.

FREE Access to an expanded patriotic, educational curriculum and resources for service-based learning

"Live with Purpose."

More than 2.7 million Sponsored Veterans’ Wreaths were Placed by Volunteers at 3,702 Participating Locations Across the Country

"We want to be a part of something meaningful, and we’ve found it in Wreaths Across America.”

Watch Live as we celebrate the efforts of thousands of volunteers across the country, supporters, and the trucking industry to fulfill the mission to Remember, Honor, and Teach.

Company to provide transportation support for wreath presentations across the United States

Contribution will sponsor 16,000 veterans’ wreaths to be placed at 32 participating locations across the country on Dec. 17.

Chaplain (LTC) S. Pinkie Fischer, Assistant Executive Officer for the U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains, to present as the evening’s keynote speaker.