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How your help for Freedom Alliance supports our heroes, honors their sacrifices, and defends our freedoms.

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AnnuAl Investment RepoRtHighlighting our victories and accomplishments for 2013!

Respectfully,

Oliver North Thomas KilgannonFounder & Honorary Chairman President

LtCol Oliver NorthFounder and Honorary

Chairman

Tom KilgannonPresident

Dear Friends and Supporters of Freedom Alliance:When you contribute to Freedom Alliance, you are investing in one of the most dynamic and effective organizations in America. Our accomplishments are such that we want to put them on paper and share them with the great Americans who make it all possible.

That’s the first and most important reason we’re providing this Investment Report to you – to say “Thank You!” for the help you so generously provide and the faith you show in our dedicated team.

You may be surprised at just how much we did for our troops and military families this past year. We hosted recreational therapy events, provided financial grants to hospitalized heroes, awarded college scholarships to the children of fallen patriots, and sent our Gifts From Home care packages to the troops deployed overseas. We even awarded two refurbished homes to outstanding military heroes.

In short, Freedom Alliance provided record levels of support. More important, however, is the deep and personal impact we made with individuals who need to know that their service and sacrifice to our country is appreciated. Here on the home front, Freedom Alliance saved lives and helped to keep military families together.

Yet, more needs to be done to save America’s soul. More than ever, we need citizens who understand that liberty is a gift from God and we have a responsibility to pass it along to our children. That’s why our programs honor and encourage military service, defend the sovereignty of the United States, and promote a strong national defense. We honor America’s heroes and celebrate her heritage.

Every day we meet men and women who’ve shown unmistakable heroism and made undeniable sacrifices. They do it for a country they love and for which we will all keep fighting.

The achievements of our dedicated staff are detailed in the pages that follow. We are proud to present our Investment Report to you, and we thank you for making these many accomplishments possible.

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Scholarship Fundfor the Children of Military Heroes

This year, Freedom Alliance awarded scholarships to a record number 277 students, and in so doing, we honored each of their parents who served our country. We also provided more support than ever before in our history – over $1.3 million in scholarship assistance in 2013 alone to the children of heroes. What an honor it is for us to support these outstanding young men and women who know better than anybody the sacrifice required to keep America a great nation.

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Please Remember in Your PrayersVictor RodriguezVictor Rodriguez is a Freedom Alliance scholarship recipient and a student at Colorado Technical University. In his Sophomore year, studying Criminal Justice, Victor was in a motorcycle accident which put him in a coma and in the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit for many weeks. Victor is home and recovering, but he and his family still need your prayers.

The Rierson FamilyOn October 7, 2013, Freedom Alliance received the news of the sad and untimely death of Kaleb Rierson. Kaleb was in an automobile accident and died instantly from the force of the crash. He was 22 years old. Kaleb was on scholarship with Freedom Alliance as a Senior at Appalachian State University. Kaleb lost his father, SFC Matthew Rierson when he was only two years old. Matt Rierson was a Special Forces operator who was killed in the 1993 Battle

of Mogadishu. Kaleb was buried with his father at Fort Bragg Cemetery. Please remember in your prayers Kaleb’s mom Trish and his brother Jacob.

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Mitchell BushMitchell Bush is attending Ripon College in Wisconsin. He is the son of Army Staff Sergeant Daniel Busch who lost his life in Mogadishu. The Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart were among his many decorations.

Jessica ColemanJessica Coleman is a Nursing student at St. Martin’s University. She is the daughter of MSG Mark Coleman who was killed on May 2, 2010 by an IED in Kandahar, Afghanistan. It was his fifth deployment overseas.

Alexandria WaldenAlexandria Walden is a student at YTI Career Institute in York, Pennsylvania and is studying to be a Veterinary Technician. She is the daughter of SFC Mark Walden who died on August 5, 2005 in Rubiah, Iraq. Walden was on his 4th deployment in Iraq and was a recipient of the Bronze Star and was only seven months from retirement when he died.

Will DavisWill Davis is a Psychology major at The Citadel. He is the son of SFC Wilbert Davis who died April 3, 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq. His convoy came under heavy attack from enemy fire and he died when his Humvee ran off the road and crashed into a canal.

Meet a few of Freedom Alliance’s current scholarship students and their fathers who gave their lives for our country.


Allison Collins, PsychologyAmanda Ferrogine, PsychologyAnthony Cutino, PsychologyArrion Williams, BiologyBriana Yaccich, EnglishBrian McCray, Art and AnimationBridgett Ochoa, Tech TheatreCalvin Barrow, Administration of JusticeCalyn Maske, NeuroscienceCarianne Follett, American Sign LanguageCarlton Arline, Business AdministrationCaroline Del Do, EconomicsCarolyn Horton, Global AffairsChelsea Healy, PyschologyChelsee Wallace, Physical EducationChristopher Dykes, Neworking Service TechnicianCody Maltz, Geology/CommunicationsCody Russell, ChemistryConor Murphy, BiologyCoty Thorpe, Mechanical EngineeringCrystal Gnemi, Aerospace EngineeringDwayne Cherry, PsychologyDylan Franklin, Accounting

Ebony Sherrill, Film, Video and TheaterEmily Kaiser, Business AdministrationGabrielle Hardy, Exercise ScienceJamison Couch, Business Finance/AccountingJasmine Parnell-Peake, BiologyJerry Flores, Mechanical EngineeringJohn Adams, Political ScienceJohn Cannon, Business ManagementJonathon Korhonen, Clinical Lab ScienceJoshua Lamb, Business/Criminal JusticeKatharine Crooks, NeuroscienceKayla Fischl, Musical TheatreKedralyn Folk, Elementary EducationKelly Ciccketti, NursingKelsey Hobart, Forensic PsychologyKenya McAdoo, Health Service AdministrationKorie Seville, Computer ScienceKrystie Kramer, NursingKyle Kramer, Civil EngineeringLarry Harris, Business ManagementMeagan Ochsner, Social Work

Leighann McClurg, Food and NutritionMegan Cornally, NursingMegan Fester, Social WorkMegan O’Brien, Film and Media ArtsMichael Goeb, Criminal JusticeNicole Browne, NursingNicole Noline, Elementary EducationOlivia Johnson, Vocal PerformancePeter Cannizzaro, Liberal Arts/MediaRaimen Tapper, Tourism and Events ManagerRegina Bobbitt, Computer Science/Criminal JusticeRichard Sanders, Graphic DesignSarah McCann, PsychologySara Keedy, Dental HygieneShelly Lindblade, MeteorologySheridan Alexander, Humanities and Asian StuidesStevi Rollison, English Creative Writing/Special EducationTabatha Lambert, Elementary EducationTiffany Dykes, Networking Service TechTyler Hattamer, Criminal JusticeWilliam Ethridge, Industrial and Systems Engineering

2014 Graduating Scholarship Recipients

Freedom Alliance will see 65 of our scholarship recipients graduate this year! We offer our congratulations to these young men and women for their hard work. Your families have sacrificed so much and it has been our honor to play a small role in your educational achievements.

Gifts from Home Care Packages

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Support Our Troops

They’re far from home in a dangerous environment. They don’t have access to a corner drug store and they need our help.

They are fellow Americans and Freedom Alliance reminds them that we care – even when the war is no longer in the headlines. In 2013, we shipped more than 1,300 Gifts From Home care packages to American troops who are still in Afghanistan. Even though the

number of troops has been reduced, they need our help as much as ever.

In the last four years, Freedom Alliance has sent more than 10,000 care packages to troops in the field. These packages are filled with fresh socks, new sunglasses, sunscreen, a box of candy and many other treats and necessities.


I wanted to let you know that my husband and his unit greatly appreciate all that you have shipped to them…and how grateful the Soldiers are, and to let you know that the mission is coming to an end - YIPPEE!”

I want you to know that the packages have really made a lot of people happy…and makes everyone feel appreciated…I hope the people who put them together know that we appreciate them.”

Just wanted to say thank you again for thinking of us here in Afghanistan.”

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Heroes to Homeowners


In 2013, Freedom Alliance saw a chance to help wounded heroes realize the American Dream of home ownership. We seized that opportunity and today two young Americans who were wounded in Afghanistan and Iraq are the proud owners of beautifully remodeled homes.

Justin Utecht – Minnetonka, MinnesotaJustin is an Iraq war veteran who suffers from Post Traumatic Stress and chronic pain. On Veterans Day Weekend, Freedom Alliance presented Justin with the key to his very own house where he will live with his daughter. “I’m thoroughly grateful,” Justin said, “but it means even more to me that veterans are being recognized.”

Justin decided to join the Army while he was a Junior in high school. He said he wanted a job “that would allow me to make a difference.” His first duty station was Fort Stewart, Georgia where he was assigned to the 293rd MP Company. From there he was deployed to Iraq and participated in over 100 combat patrols and raids. Justin experienced countless firefights and survived ten IED blasts. He and his unit served a security detail at Saddam Hussein’s trial.

In a moving moment at the presentation of his home, he gave a tribute to his friends and fellow Soldiers who did not make it home. “The real heroes aren’t here…I have friends who died. They are the real heroes.”

Ross Adcock – Ventura, CaliforniaOn July 31, Freedom Alliance, along with our partners at U.S. Bank and Five Brothers, welcomed Ross Adcock back to Ventura, California, the community in which he grew up, and presented this beautiful home to have as his own. “This area is my home and it’s great to be back home,” he said.

Ross was an Automated Logistical Specialist who served for five years in the United States Army. While he was deployed to Afghanistan, he was hit by an IED and

endured painful injuries to his knees and back. He also suffers from Post Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury. During his twelve months in Afghanistan, Ross drove in hundreds of conveys that were repeatedly attacked by enemy IEDs.

Ross’s fiancé and their daughter Jaylynn joined him at the home presentation. He is taking business courses at a local college and said having the home relieves a great deal of stress for him. “Now I can focus on my health and my family,” he said. “This presents us with opportunities we would never have otherwise and we’re grateful for that.”

Freedom Alliance reaches thousands of troops through hundreds of events each year. We honor those who serve our country and provide help to those who are hurting as a result of injured sustained in combat or training.

With our Outdoor Adventures, Troop Appreciation Dinners, Heroes Vacations and Recreational Rehabilitation and more, Freedom Alliance impacted the lives of thousands of military families in 2013. Here are just a few of the events we hosted for our troops.

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Honoring America’s Heroes and Military Families from Coast to Coast

July 18: Hosted two injured Marines and their families for a week at Disneyland.

June 28: Luau party for Marine families at 29 Palms in California.

February 8: Valentine’s Day dinner cruise for military families in San Diego.

May 19: Hosted Soldiers and Marines for a day of fishing in San Diego.

October 4: 4-day Elk Hunt for injured Marines in La Grande, Oregon.

November 1: Combat-injured Soldiers and Marines enjoyed a 3-day duck and pheasant hunt in the beautiful outdoors of Weiser, Idaho.

October 18: Combat veterans enjoyed a 5-day fishing experience on the scenic Rogue River in Grants Pass, Oregon.

July 4: Hosted fifty service members and families at an Oakland A’s game in Oakland.

April 13: Picnic for Soldiers at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

July 18: Troop Dinner for Soldiers at Fort Riley, Kansas.

February 12: Dinner for Marines and spouses at Twentynine Palms Resort.

December 20: Presented Marine Corporal Carlos Garcia with a custom-made Track Chair.


November 1: Combat-injured Soldiers and Marines enjoyed a 3-day duck and pheasant hunt in the beautiful outdoors of Weiser, Idaho.

June 1: Once-in-a-lifetime bear hunt experience in British Columbia.

July 18: Troop Dinner for Soldiers at Fort Riley, Kansas.

September 29: Week-long Heroes Vacation in St. Augustine, Florida.

March 22: Hosted dinner for troops at Tampa Polytrauma Center in Tampa.

December 12: Christmas party at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.

November 9: Hosted service members at a celebrity event in New York City.

August 10: Hosted two military families on a 7-day Canada and New England cruise.

September 4: Colonel North’s annual dove hunt in Virginia for troops at Walter Reed.

September 27: Hog hunt for injured troops in Estill, South Carolina.

February 1: Hosted Marines from Walter Reed at the Washington Capitals game.

December 17: BBQ lunch for troops returning from overseas at the Atlanta Airport.

May 24: Injured troops participated in a shotgun competition in Maryland.

April 7: Injured troops enjoyed a week of R&R and billfish tournament in Costa Rica.

July 8: Week-long Heroes Vacation for wounded troops in Costa Rica.

May 12: Provided a week-long vacation for a military couple to celebrate their one-year anniversary in Vail.

May 16: Marines, Soldiers, and family members enjoyed a weekend retreat at beautiful Smith Mountain Lake.

March 30: Took Soldiers pheasant hunting in Colorado.

February 9: Quail hunting for veterans and active duty in North Carolina.

September 9: Hosted two wounded Marines to the Redskins Monday Night Football game.

Support Our Troops Programs

Sergeant Jacob Rich8 yrs, USMC, CAJacob made multiple deployments as a Marine, but in 2012 tragedy suddenly struck. Doctors found a tumor on his spine and a month later he was diagnosed with stage three cancer. He is currently undergoing chemo, but his legs are now paralyzed. He writes: “We were able to buy my girls these beautiful Christmas dresses and have a proper family portrait. Thank you so much Freedom Alliance!”

Staff Sergeant Justin Elias14 yrs, USMC, CASgt Elias has had a notable career with deployments to Operation Southern Watch, Operation Iraqi Freedom (3 times) and Operation Enduring Freedom. This year he was hospitalized and his wife was forced to quit her job and move the family to 29 Palms to care for him. “The look on my boys’ faces when they opened up their presents was priceless and for that alone I cannot thank you enough.”

Sergeant Mark Daniels9 yrs, USMC, NCMark has served in the Marines for nine years as a dog handler. He was injured by an IED in June 2013 during his third deployment to Afghanistan. He and his wife have two daughters, both with special needs. Mark’s wife Jessica said:“This year I just wanted a tree and some presents for the kids. We wouldn’t have been able to have them without you.”

Presents for Patriots is our effort to help military families who are struggling during the Christmas holiday. We want to ensure that no child of an injured hero is left wondering why she was forgotten by Santa on Christmas morning.

Freedom Alliance instituted this project in 2010 by helping 20 families in need. Since then, the growth has been staggering. This past year, we brought Christmas joy to 104 families across the country – more than 450 heroes, spouses and their children.

Just look at how much this great program has grown since its inception and then let us introduce you to just a few of the outstanding families who we were honored to help this holiday season.

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“This year was particularly hard for me to get into the Christmas spirit. But your help changed that and we all had a wonderful time with family. Thank you for all the love and support that you show our troops and their families.” - The Stanton Family

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“For those that made this possible thank you for your wonderful spirit of generosity. I can not thank you enough for reaching out and providing this opportunity for my family.” - Staff Sergeant Jason Ross

Staff Sergeant Joseph Stoess 13 yrs, USMC, Camp Lejeune, NCJoe is being treated for Traumatic Brain Injury as well as a spinal injury. He’s had four deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan. He and his wife have three children, and his wife wrote to us:“Thank you for all that you have done for our family. It’s not easy for Marines to ask for help, but you have assisted with dignity and grace. This Christmas will be A LOT brighter for our children because of your generosity!”

Corporal Mark Fidler6 yrs, USMC, Walter Reed, MDMark lost his legs at the pelvis when three of his grenades went off during an IED explosion in Afghanistan. Mark’s mother said: “Without the support of organizations like Freedom Alliance Mark’s recovery would not be as easy for him. Thank you to everyone who cares.”

Sergeant First Class Joshua Ferguson18 yrs, U.S. Army, Fort Sill, OKOn April 22, 2007, after training Iraqi soldiers, Josh’s vehicle was hit by an IED. He lost his left leg and nearly lost his right. Because of a few setbacks, he spent more than four years at Walter Reed hospital

Corporal David McArthur4 yrs, USMC, MODavid was medically retired for a severe TBI and PTSD from injuries sustained in an IED blast in Afghanistan. David is unable to shower or dress himself, and he suffers from constant headaches, loss of vision and has significant memory issues. His wife told us:“We are so thankful for theses gifts. Our kids had such a great Christmas. A Christmas that we couldn’t have given them on a budget such as ours. Thank you from all of us.“

Sergeant Daniel Guerrero12 yrs, U.S. Army Brooke Army Medical CenterDuring a May 2013 firefight in Afghanistan, Daniel was shot in the arm. He’s undergone eight surgeries, but is still at risk of amputation. Daniel and his wife have two children.

Staff Sergeant Brian Huppi14 yrs, USMC, CABrian was injured in a mortar attack in Afghanistan in July 2010. He wrote to us: “Our kids had an amazing Christmas this year, I don’t think I have seen the kids this happy in a very long time and it was all thanks to Freedom Alliance.”


Capital Projects

Capital Projectsto Support Wounded Troops

This year Freedom Alliance completed an addition to Camp Lejeune’s state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility. It is one of several projects completed in recent years to provide long-term help to injured troops. We extend a special thanks to the Hatton Foundation for helping us make these projects possible.


Kayak Launch at Camp LejeuneKayaking is a popular activity for injured Marines, but prior to the completion of this project, Marines had to travel long distances to find a safe entry point into the river. The project includes a 9-foot wide concrete trail for troops with wheelchairs or prosthetics; a stable and safe dock and a specialized, EZ Kayak Launch for safe entry and exit of the water.

Improved Recreation Centers at Fort Knox, Fort Benning, and Fort GordonFreedom Alliance donated equipment to upgrade the recreation centers at Fort Knox, Fort Benning and Fort Gordon. Improvements included audio visual equipment, pool tables, laptop computers, new carpeting, barbecue grills, video games and many other items.

Cycling and Scuba Equipment for Fort Jackson, Fort Bliss, Fort Gordon, and Fort Knox

Freedom Alliance donated specially outfitted bicycles and equipment to the Wounded Warrior Battalions at Fort Jackson in South Carolina and Fort Bliss in Texas. Scuba equipment was donated to Fort Gordon and Fort Knox for the adaptive sports programs at each of these facilities allowing troops to participate in events that otherwise wouldn’t be possible.

Tennis Courts and Therapeutic Courtyard at Charlie Norwood VA HospitalFreedom Alliance, along with Sport Court and the USTA installed new tennis courts with safety features and high shock-absorption for amputees. We also constructed a courtyard uniquely designed with a variety of terrains – gravel, sand, grass, concrete, inclines and declines – to train amputees on their new prosthetics. The courtyard also features a therapeutic rock-climbing wall. This facility also received weight-training and custom rehab equipment from Freedom Alliance.

Military LeadershipAcademy

Freedom Alliance trains students to believe in the opportunity America offers and the obligation each of us has to use our God-given talents to make our country and her communities better. Since its inception, the Military Leadership Academy (MLA) has trained nearly 1,500 high school students.

Our 2013 MLA took place at Fort Indiantown Gap which serves as the Training Center for the Pennsylvania National Guard. Highlights of our MLA sessions include:

3 Marksmanship training on an actual Army weapons simulator.

3 Martial arts demonstration at the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program.

3 A two-day Field Training Exercise (FTX).

3 Cadets lived and trained alongside America’s service members and gained new appreciation for military service.

3 Learned Land Navigation skills and completed a grueling 4-mile ruck march.

The education of our Cadets is another important component of MLA training, particularly in the areas of American history and military heritage. Below are some of the activities that took place during field trips:

3 Visited the National Archives to view our nation’s founding documents.

3 Received a private tour of the National Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia.

3 Explored Gettysburg National Battlefield.

3 Toured monuments in the nation’s capital including the World War II Memorial, Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

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The Military Leadership Academy was the hardest and best experience I have gone through so far in my 17 years.”

- Cadet Jake Rego

“Our Instructor Corps is second to none and key to the success of the program. Freedom Alliance recruits the nation’s finest ROTC cadets as Academy Instructors and relies on them to plan and implement a fast-paced and challenging two-week program.

They help us prepare our MLA graduates to set their goals higher and accept tougher challenges. Many do just that when they make the choice and commitment to serve our nation in uniform. There are currently 42 MLA Cadets and Instructors in the Armed Forces. Thank you for serving our country!

Army-Navy WeekendArmy-Navy is a great Freedom Alliance tradition in which our guests hear from amazing Americans who’ve served our country in uniform or high political office. During the conference portion of the program we highlight issues of importance and hear from the nation’s leading experts. Here are some of this year’s speakers:

Center forSovereignty & Security

This year, Freedom Alliance continued our practice of educating the public and opinion leaders on issues related to national sovereignty, national security and constitutional government. We do this in order to create a more informed and engaged citizenry which is vital to the health of our Republic. We had a strong year with an aggressive program agenda. Some of our efforts included:

3 Protecting Religious Liberty: Barack Obama’s hostility to religion requires us to fight his administration’s attempts to undermine military chaplains and Christian service members.

3 Preventing Unilateral Disarmament: Obama is determined to get rid of America’s nuclear weapons, but we’re fighting any policy that would leave Russia with a nuclear advantage.

3 Preserving U.S. Sovereignty: we have prevented dangerous international agreements like the Law of the Sea Treaty and others from being ratified by the U.S. Senate.

3 Keeping a Strong Military: Freedom Alliance is leading the effort to show just how much damage Obama’s policies are doing to the strength and readiness of our military.

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Governor Tom Corbett welcomed Freedom Alliance to Pennsylvania.

Former Senator Jim DeMint gave the keynote address.

Colonel Frank Noonan, State Police Commissioner of Pennsylvania

addressed our guests.


Freedom Alliance uncovers threats to our sovereignty and security that are overlooked by lawmakers and the media. We work in coalitions, provide analysis and commentary on television, radio and published reports. We present our findings to lawmakers and the public through media appearance and grassroots communications. Here is more of what we accomplished in 2013:

3 Colonel North’s newspapers columns were published on hundreds of Internet sites and newspapers around the country and world-wide.

3 Heard on the Hill: Freedom Alliance voiced your concerns with 200,000 petitions to Congress on issues like nuclear deterrence, IRS harassment and the Benghazi cover-up.

3 Freedom Alliance works with our coalition partners to prevent social engineering in the military.

3 We conducted briefings on Capitol Hill about threats to our national sovereignty and the rampant anti-Americanism at the United Nations.


General Paul Vallely talked about his recent visit to Syria.

Congressman Dan Burton reminded participants about the investigations

he conducted into the Clinton administration scandals.

Romney spokesman Bay Buchanan explained the highs and lows of the

campaign from the inside.

Dr. Ben Carson The Honorable Mia Love

Governor Sarah Palin

SenatorTed Cruz

Freedom Cruise & Conference

Freedom Alliance is a co-sponsor of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), which attracted 10,000 participants and featured more than 70 presentations. Featured speakers included:

Conservative Political Action Conference

Our conference included fifteen presentations from dynamic speakers. We heard how Barack Obama is using the IRS to target conservatives and about the pros and cons of NSA surveillance. Panelists exposed scandals inside the Justice Department and debated illegal immigration. Guests learned new information about the Benghazi debacle and much more. Our presenters included:

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Thomas P. KilgannonPresident

Calvin K. CoolidgeExecutive Director

LtCol Oliver L. North, USMC (Ret.)Founder & Honorary Chairman

Dolores L. WilgenbuschChief Financial Officer

The Honorable Ralph K. SmithChairman

Mr. Tom CookTreasurer

Mr. Jerry MorrisSecretary

LTG William G. Boykin, USA (Ret.)Director

Mr. L. Michael MasonDirector

Mrs. Rita ScottDirector

LEADERSHIP

SAVE THE DATE

21st Annual Army-NavyWeekend Conference

December 11-13, 2014Join Freedom Alliance for our 21st Annual Army-Navy Weekend as we honor America’s true heroes

and celebrate the freedom that we enjoy as Americans. The weekend will include expert speaker presentations as well as special events including the following:

Defender of Freedom Award DinnerThursday, December 11, 2014 ~ Washington, DC

Colonel North will present the 2014 Defender of Freedom Award to an individual who, in the face of adversity, exemplifies faith, courage and fidelity to the Constitution and the principles of freedom.

Individual tickets and table sponsorships are available.

115th Annual Army-Navy GameSaturday, December 13, 2014 ~ Baltimore, Maryland

Enjoy watching the traditional March-On of Cadets and Midshipmen and the Army-Navy Game in the comfort of climate controlled skyboxes with food and refreshments served throughout the afternoon.

For additional information, please contact Amy Amundson at: [email protected]

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