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Scholarship Spotlight: Kathleen Bartram

“I am the daughter of William Thomas Bartram,” says Freedom Alliance Scholarship recipient Kathleen Bartram. “He is a man I only know through stories, photographs, and home movies. I rely on these scattered remnants because my father was killed when I was only three years old.” Read more


and The Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation

The recent war in Iraq has certainly illuminated America’s commitment to freedom. We are reminded that freedom is not free. The price is great. No one knows that better than the left-behind sons and daughters of America’s fallen heroes.

Through the continuous support of our donors, we have distributed aid with a value of more than $23,000,000.00 to eligible children. This assistance was primarily rendered to children of Marines or Federal law enforcement personnel who were killed on duty or died under extraordinary circumstances while serving our country at home or abroad. These funds enable us to provide these children with scholarships for their higher education. When a child of a United States Marine is afflicted with a physical or mental disability and requires special medical equipment or tutoring, our Foundation may grant financial assistance to that family if their personal insurance does not cover the complete cost of treatment for this child.

In addition to the regular program, our Foundation decided to support all American Forces and also Coalition Forces in the invasion of Iraq and taking of Baghdad from 3 March 2003 to 16 July 2003. In the past, the Foundation also included in our program the children who lost a parent from all agencies killed in the murderous attack on the Pentagon. We also decided to go back and give our bonds to children who lost a parent on the USS Cole; the children of the Air Force personnell killed at Khobar Towers; and, with great honor, the twelve children who lost their parent on the space shuttle Columbia disaster.