One Final Salute Foundation

10/01/2018

Donate to a great cause AND get a Grunt Style T-Shirt or Hoodie! Donate $30 for the t-shirt and $45 for a hoodie! Just put in the size you need in the Donations notes section.

09/21/2018

National POW/MIA Recognition Day! Please Share this one of many heart wrenching stories!

09/13/2018

Donate Button was down but is now back up! So if you were trying to donate and couldn’t, it works now! Sorry for the inconvenience.

09/12/2018

Here are the T-Shirts and Hoodies from GruntStyle! Donate $30 and get a T-Shirt! Donate $45 for the awesome hoodie! Click on the Donate button or the link below. Put the shirt type, size, and address where you want it sent in the special instructions section. If you just want to donate that’s cool too, just donate what you can! Thanks Everyone!

09/11/2018

Today marks the seventeenth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks on our nation. Whether you lost someone dear to you or watched the events unfold on television, that day continues to shape our lives and our nation. Each year, on Patriot Day, we honor and remember those men and women who lost their lives, and the brave men and women who helped save lives during and after the tragedy. It is important that we never forget the names and legacies of those lost; some who are laid to rest at VA national cemeteries across the nation.

Courageous men and women who served our country in uniform such as Melissa Barnes, U.S. Navy, buried at Riverside National Cemetery and Diana Padro, U.S. Army Veteran, buried at Puerto Rico National Cemetery died during the attack on the Pentagon. Others such as Sergeant Michael Curtain, U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, a member of the Emergency Unit of the NYPD, or Edward J. Martinez, U.S. Navy, an operations manager at Cantor Fitzgerald perished after the attacks on the World Trade Center buildings. Both are buried at Calverton National Cemetery alongside others we lost. At Quantico National Cemetery, Cheryle Sincock, wife of an Army Veteran, is laid to rest near two others who fell that day.

As VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said, “Despite the loss, we remain free, confident, and the beacon of hope for the entire world.”

We honor the uncommon bravery of these men and women, Veterans and spouses, and remain committed to ensuring their legacies never die. We will watch over them, in perpetuity—those who have been entrusted into our care. We will remember all who died that day. They are forever etched into our collective memory. I am

Sincerely,

Randy Reeves
Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs

09/05/2018

Here is the Gofundme link

The One Final Salute Foundation’s mission is to honor the brave men and women who have served our country by providing free hearse services to as many veterans as possible. It is our way of saying thank you for the many sacrifices our veterans have made. We want to help relieve some of the burd...

09/05/2018

The One Final Salute Foundation’s mission is to honor the brave men and women who have served our country by providing FREE hearse services to as many veterans as possible. It is our way of saying thank you for the many sacrifices our veterans have made.

We want to help relieve some of the burden assumed by families when a veteran passes. We do this by providing a beautifully customized Humvee and trailer that have been converted into a hearse. We call it the Heroes Humvee. We believe that the Heroes Humvee will leave a lasting impression on friends and family. So let us provide a patriotic last ride that symbolized the service that your veteran has provided.

We are reaching out to a strong, veteran supporting community to help fund this project. We will be starting in the Baltimore and Washington D.C. areas. Our intent, with your help, is to eventually build hundreds of Humvees and provide these services nationwide.

Please help us make this project a reality and realize the vision of the One Final Salute Foundation.