Nourishing Those Who Served: Expanding Our Role of Food Support
Today, one of the fastest-growing and most critical areas of our work is food assistance.
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When Kindness Isn’t Random: How Small Acts Make a Big Impact
Kindness isn’t random at Soldiers’ Angels; it is meaningful, small acts of support for Service Members, Veterans, and military families.
Stronger Than Distance: Using Love Languages to Connect This Valentine’s Day
Love in the military is a different kind of adventure. Long deployments, sudden orders, and the challenge of reintegration test couples in ways most people never experience. This Valentine’s Day, discover how understanding your partner’s love language, words, actions, time, gifts, and touch can keep hearts connected across miles, stress, and unpredictable schedules. Even when separated by oceans, intentional love bridges the distance.
The Legacy of the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Honoring the 1943 Marine Corps Women’s Reserve and the legacy of women who served.
Through The Lens of a [Military] Child
How two authors are shining a spotlight on the unique experience of military children and how they perceive the world around them.
Getting to know our Sites: Soldiers’ Angels, Dallas, Texas
Featuring Area Director, Thomas Straley Dallas–Fort Worth is home to one of the largest veteran populations in Texas, and Soldiers’…
Presidents in Combat: Warriors Who Led the Nation
From Washington to Bush, many U.S. presidents first served in uniform. Their military experiences shaped their leadership, tested their courage, and left a lasting legacy on the nation.
A Salute to Volunteers for National Salute to Veterans Patients Week
Shining the light on the work our volunteers do inside the VA Hospital System for National Salute to Veteran Patients Week.