America's Gold Star families are top of mind at Christmas with this foundation's help
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American military families who have lost a loved one are the focus of the nonprofit Believe With Me foundation, at the holidays and all year long — its founder and CEO appeared on 'Fox & Friends' to share key information.
On its website, the Believe With Me foundation, based in North Palm Beach, Fla. says, "We live in a world where kids just don't realize that their opportunities have cost many generations much sacrifice." "We resolve to remember the fallen and let their life of sacrifice light the way for the next generation."
It continues, "Most children today have no idea that over 1.5 million American patriots have paid the ultimate price for their freedoms and opportunities to succeed at school, sports, and life."
The nonprofit group also says, "At Believe With Me, that cost is up close and personal as we wrap gifts for hundreds of Gold Star children at Christmas, serve alongside veterans and Gold Star family members at a Gold Star home renovation project, or serve Gold Star Mothers [for] Mother's Day."
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