Losing a parent who served their country or community can be a traumatic experience for any child. Children of Fallen Heroes may experience a range of emotions, including sadness, anger, and confusion. They may also struggle with the loss of a parent who was a role model and source of support.

Losing a parent who served their country or community can be a traumatic experience for any child. Children of Fallen Heroes may experience a range of emotions, including sadness, anger, and confusion. They may also struggle with the loss of a parent who was a role model and source of support.

Many organizations and programs offer support and resources for Children of Fallen Heroes, including counseling and emotional support, financial assistance for education and other needs, mentorship programs, opportunities to connect with other children who have experienced similar losses, and Stem+arts programs.

Our organizations offer a range of support services, including grief counseling and emotional support, financial assistance for education and other needs, mentorship programs, opportunities to connect with other children of fallen, foster kids, caregiver and the community. Through our STEM+arts programs we can help children build skills and explore interests in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math.

Yes, the government offers support to the families of fallen heroes through programs such as the Survivor Benefit Plan, which provides monthly financial support to the surviving spouse and children of military service members who die on active duty or from a service-related injury.

Yes, many organizations offer scholarships specifically for Children of Fallen Heroes. These scholarships can help cover the cost of tuition, books, and other educational expenses and can be a valuable resource for families who have experienced a loss.

Donate: Your financial contributions directly support essential resources, programs, and scholarships for children who have lost a parent in service. Your donation ensures that these children have access to educational opportunities, counseling services, and other forms of support to help them thrive despite their loss. Volunteer: Become a mentor or tutor and provide invaluable guidance and support to children facing the challenges of grief and loss. Your time and mentorship can make a profound difference in their lives, offering them encouragement, companionship, and the tools they need to succeed. Sponsor a Program: Consider sponsoring a specific program or initiative tailored to the needs of Children of Fallen Heroes. Your sponsorship can fund STEM+arts programs, educational workshops, recreational activities, or other enriching experiences that empower these children to explore their interests and talents. Spread Awareness: Help raise awareness about the unique struggles faced by Children of Fallen Heroes and the support available to them. Share our mission with your friends, family, and community to inspire greater compassion and understanding for these deserving young individuals. Be a Supportive Neighbor: Extend your support and friendship to families in your community who have experienced the loss of a parent in service. Offer practical assistance, lend a listening ear, or simply be there to provide comfort and encouragement during difficult times. By taking action through donation, volunteerism, sponsorship, spreading awareness, or offering support to families in need, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of Children of Fallen Heroes. Together, let's ensure that these courageous young individuals receive the love, care, and opportunities they deserve as they navigate their journey of healing and growth.

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A Child of Fallen Heroes is a child who has lost a parent who was a member of the military, law enforcement, firefighting services, or other first responders who died in the line of duty. There is no age limit for children of fallen heroes.