From Our Front Lines

Our very own Gary Sinise made a surprise visit to the Winter Garden Police Department, where he had a chance to spend time with some of our nation's heroes while serving a BBQ meal at a recent Serving Heroes event in Winter Garden, Florida!

Last week, we surprised our very own Gary Sinise with the latest addition to the Gary Sinise Foundation team, the "Lt. Dan Van!"

Watch this special surprise from our very own Gary Sinise to wounded U.S. Navy PO1, Joshua Geddis! Amazing moments like these are all made possible thanks to the generosity of our incredible supporters, and it's yet another example of Gary's relentless commitment to serving our nation's heroes and their families.

 Last month, our very own Gary Sinise stopped by Colorado Springs Police Department to provide dinner for both officers and their families as part of our Serving Heroes initiative. While the entire department was grateful for the support, one particular CSPD officer was particularly thankful as this was his second visit from Gary!

Gary Sinise Foundation CEO Mike Thirtle recently appeared on Spectrum News to talk about how the Foundation supports our nation’s most severely wounded heroes with mortgage-free accessible homes.

The Gary Sinise Foundation is so excited to officially announce we're moving to the great state of Tennessee! We will move into a new headquarters in Franklin this summer, and our very own Gary Sinise also plans to move to the state with his family.

The Gary Sinise Foundation had the great honor of saluting the first responders who were on the frontlines with our "First Responder Appreciation Day", an event that featured a local Kentucky band, BBQ, and festival activities for the whole community!

Our very own Gary Sinise stopped by the Colorado Springs Police Department on Friday, April 8, to provide dinner for both officers and their families as part of our Serving Heroes initiative.

Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band performed a free concert at Wings Field on Edwards Air Force Base, California, on March 11 to show their support for the military.

Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, and I’m thinking back to the veterans in my own family and to the many, many Vietnam veterans I've known over the years who I consider close personal friends.