Aristides Rodriguez Did you know that when a service member goes through a traumatizing event, likely caused in battle, it can leave behind harrowing mental and emotional scars? What we now know as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder forms as a... Continue Reading →
Veterans today are at risk for developing a multitude of illnesses that can range in impact from mild to extreme. Whether it be a physical injury from one incident, or delayed onset symptoms as a result of prolonged exposure to... Continue Reading →
Image credit: Pexels Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/photo-of-soldier-supporting-his-team-mate-7468212/Veterans have provided a great service to our country and it often comes with significant personal sacrifice. Whether they have been home for several years or just returned from deployment, conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder... Continue Reading →
If you're a veteran who's struggling to make ends meet, read this article for 4 easy tips on how to take control of your financial situation.
The Purple Heart Foundation prides itself in recognizing military service members throughout the years. The United States military, law enforcement and first responders are an essential part of this country as they give their lives for our freedom and our... Continue Reading →
This holiday season, with coronavirus numbers peaking again, we expect even more veterans in situations like Ms. Wright’s will need help. Learn more about her story here...
This weekend we recognized Mesothelioma Awareness Day's 17th anniversary. Check out this blog and help us spread the word about this form of cancer affecting so many veterans today.
John F. Kennedy: Purple Heart Recipient, Father, President
At the Purple Heart Foundation, we have been monitoring the spread of COVID-19 just like all of you. As you may know, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes the spread of the coronavirus as a “Pandemic”; a situation nobody was... Continue Reading →
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