"Military children serve in their own quiet way. At the Military and Veteran Campus, it is not lost on us that they need to feel just as seen, supported, and connected as the service members they stand beside, so we are excited to partner with Project Gratitude on this powerful endeavor."
— Brie McKeage, VSO Outreach Manager, Easterseals NH Military & Veterans Campus
“Project Gratitude is a remarkable example of what young people can accomplish when compassion is turned into action. By recognizing the sacrifices of military-connected children while fostering empathy and gratitude among civilian students, Project Gratitude has the potential to make a meaningful difference for children and families across New Hampshire and beyond. I am especially impressed by the vision and leadership of its student founder, Landon Ginn, in bringing this important mission to life.”
— Senator Denise Ricciardi
New Hampshire State Senate
1.6 Million
Children with an active
military parent in the U.S.
$0
Cost to participating schools
10 Minutes
Takes just a few moments
Honoring the Children of Our Heroes
When a parent puts on a uniform and serves our country, their child serves too. They endure long separations, disrupted holidays, and the quiet weight of worry that no child should have to carry alone. Project Gratitude exists to make sure those children are seen by their communities. We are on a mission to deliver a signed card from a civilian student to every one of the 1.6 million military-connected children in America — this would mark the largest civilian acknowledgment of military children in U.S. history. We partner with schools and student oriented organizations to make that happen. The result is simple and powerful: a military child receives a real, personal message from a real student saying — I see you. I am grateful for what your family gives to all of us. You are not alone.