National Purple Heart Day is celebrated annually on August 7 to honor U.S. service members who were injured or killed due to enemy action while serving in the military. It is a day of remembrance and recognition for those who have bravely sacrificed for our nation. The Purple Heart is the oldest active military medal …

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This August, during National Make a Will Month, take a moment to focus on what matters most to you—protecting your loved ones and shaping the legacy you want to leave behind through thoughtful estate planning. Here are several reasons to use this month to create a will and leave a lasting legacy. A will is …

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As we celebrate Independence Day and mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we reflect on the enduring ideals of freedom and opportunity that have shaped our nation. We also pay tribute to the brave men and women who have defended those ideals through their service and sacrifice. Their courage …

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In recognition of National PTSD Awareness Day, it is important to highlight that many servicemembers experience post-traumatic stress following their time in service. According to the PTSD Foundation of America, PTSD can develop after experiencing or witnessing a life-threatening event, such as military combat. PTSD involves symptoms such as reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks …

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For families living with service-related injuries, Father’s Day is an opportunity to honor the milestones, traditions, and everyday moments that become possible when they have the support and stability they need to thrive. For Army Sergeant Nate Shumaker, fatherhood is rooted in being present for his family and sharing in the experiences that bring them …

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