Honor and Courage Foundation

10/05/2026

“We must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” — John F. Kennedy

10/05/2026

The Honor and Courage Foundation is in need of sponsors for our Holiday Program. If you would like to bring happiness, and put a smile on the face of a Wounded Warrior, Veteran or Gold Star Family during the holidays - please fill out our sponsor application 🎄❤️

09/29/2026

The Honor and Courage Foundation 2026 Holiday Program is now open for both WW, Veteran, Gold Star Families AND Sponsors. This holiday season, let's help bring joy to those who have sacrificed so much for all of us. 🇺🇸❤️🎄

09/23/2026

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09/17/2026

09/13/2026

Yesterday was more than a Walk. ❤️🇺🇸

The No One Left Behind Walk was powerful, emotional, beautiful—and a reminder of exactly why the Honor and Courage Foundation exists.

We walked for our Active Duty Military, Veterans, and First Responders who are still fighting battles that many of us will never see.

We walked in memory of those we have tragically lost to su***de.

We remembered the heroes and innocent lives lost on September 11th, and we honored the men and women whose lives were forever changed by the events of that day.

But we also walked for HOPE.

To stand there and look around at Veterans, First Responders, families, businesses, volunteers, children, and members of our community all coming together for one purpose was something we will never forget.

The display representing the lives lost to su***de was heartbreaking—but it was also a powerful reminder that behind every number is a person. A family. A story. A life that mattered.

To everyone who walked, volunteered, sponsored, donated, participated, shared our event, or simply showed up to stand beside our heroes—THANK YOU.

And to the incredible Hatboro community, including the local businesses, Borough leadership, Police Department, Fire Department, Public Works, and everyone who welcomed and supported us—you helped make this day incredibly special.

Yesterday showed what can happen when a community decides that our heroes matter.

We will keep answering the calls.
We will keep providing access and funding to the life-changing SGB Procedure, and mental health therapy.
We will keep fighting for those who are struggling.
We will keep saying their names.
And we will keep working toward a day when we no longer lose our heroes to su***de.

No one left behind. Not on our watch.

Thank you for walking with us. ❤️🇺🇸

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago today, our nation changed forever.

We remember the nearly 3,000 innocent lives taken that morning. We remember the firefighters, police officers, EMTs and other first responders who ran toward unimaginable danger while others were running away.

We remember the families who kissed someone goodbye that morning, never knowing it would be the last time.

And we remember the men and women who answered our nation's call in the days, months and years that followed — many carrying the physical and invisible wounds of war with them still today.

September 11th showed us the very worst of humanity, but it also showed us some of the very best.

Courage. Sacrifice. Service. Compassion. Unity.

For a brief moment, we weren't divided by politics, backgrounds or beliefs. We were simply Americans.

Twenty-five years later, may we never forget the lives that were lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, the families forever changed, and all those who served our country because of that day.

Today, we remember.

Today, we honor.

And always, we will never forget. 🇺🇸

September 11, 2001 — September 11, 2026

09/03/2026

We are so incredibly honored, and beyond proud to announce the Honor and Courage Foundation Gala's (February 13th) guest of honor - Cpl. Ben Berry WWII.

Corporal Benjamin Berry, almost 103, fought the N***s on the Beaches of Normandy and the Battle of the Bulge at just 18 years old. He saw so much sadness and sorrow.

"All of it was hard," said the veteran. "They give you orders you have to follow them and a lot of times you didn’t want to follow them. The orders were places to go that you didn’t want to go."

"To see the bodies, to see the remains, it's really heartbreaking, really heartbreaking," Corporal Benjamin Berry continued.

Because of his bravery the French government called him a hero and bestowed upon him the Legion of Honor, one of its highest awards given to only 300 Americans, including Presidents Eisenhower and Reagan.

"I can’t see why they chose me. There are so many others who did more bravery or did more fighting defending our country, but since the French government, so if it is to honor me, I’m thrilled," said Berry. "This is such an honor."

The Consul General of France says she hopes all Americans understand just how grateful her country has always been for men like Corporal Benjamin Berry.

"It's very important for us to express our gratitude to American soldiers who contributed to the Liberation of France and of Europe," said Caroline Monvoisin, Consul General of France.

Corporal Berry says he’s always honored when people, especially younger children, thank him for his service.

He hopes all Americans will continue to honor all the men and women who serve in our military.

Tickets on sale now at:
www.honorandcouragegala.org