OUR FOEG SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
Your Support for the Flower on Every Grave Program is appreciated.
At Victory For Veterans, we are committed to honoring and remembering our heroes in every way possible. Our Flower on Every Grave (FOEG) program is a heartfelt initiative aimed at paying tribute to the brave men and women who have served our nation.
Your generous donations make this program possible, ensuring that no veteran is forgotten and each grave is adorned with a beautiful flower. It's more than just a floral tribute; it's a symbol of our gratitude, respect, and remembrance.
Every contribution, big or small, goes a long way in making this program a success. Join us in this meaningful endeavor and help us continue to honor our veterans in the most beautiful way possible.
Thank you to our amazing sponsors and supporters!
Year after year American Legion Post 178 has been an awesome sponsor for our mission through the "Flower on Every Grave" at Logan National Cemetery and the Annual Dice Run in Denver, CO. They are truly helping us with our mission to reduce and prevent veteran and first responder suicides.
Our newest sponsor for a "Flower on Every Grave" at all 10 cemeteries here in 2024, they have made a big difference in our self-funding program by paying tribute to so many veterans across the country. We look forward to a continued relationship with AmRisc in the future as we continue to grow the "Flower on Every Grave" Program each year. A big "Thank you!" and shout out to this great company for paving the way for others to follow and for Liz Hayes, Corporate Citizenship Director, for leading the charge on the great veterans programs at AmRisc.
SDN PROS is responsible for getting the Life Readiness Center (LRC) off the ground with its generous donations and sponsorship for all the Victory for Veterans current programs. Year after year they have been one of the biggest contributing donors for this organization. VFV would not be where it is today without their awesome support and dedication to the veterans and first responders.