A Living Memorial to Those Who Sacrificed the Most
March for the Fallen is not a charity. The event is a living memorial to honor the memory of all that have fallen in the defense of our nation (started by Major General Gronski). The community event is hosted by the Pennsylvania Army National Guard Training Center at Fort Indiantown Gap.
Why should you attend?
- To show gratitude for Gold Star Families
Who should attend?
- Service-oriented citizens (Need motivation? Click here)
Is this a charity that accepts donations?
- No. The charity is your time on the course honoring the sacrifice of Gold Star families. 1
How did Alpha Architect get involved? AA is a veteran-owned organization with representation across most of the US Armed Forces (U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Army — we’re still waiting for our first U.S. Air Force and U.S. Coast Guard teammates!). Our organization believes in supporting those who serve. Our goal with March for the Fallen is to bring awareness to the broader finance community of the sacrifices made by Service Members who died in the line of duty (example here). What started as a 10-person AA team-building event in 2016, turned into a financial services community event. We hope the event gets bigger and better.
Keep in Touch
Honor Gold Star Families
The March for the Fallen Trail
Virtual MFTF Coordination Tool
- Check regularly for updates
- Route Map outlines the route and the starting point
- Leverage Twitter hashtags to coordinate e.g., #MFTF #MFTFphilly
- We will post COVID specific details for your region as we get them from your team leaders
Training Series
Need Insiration for Training?
Read About Doug Zembiec
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Read About Maggie Seymour
Read About Colin O’Brady
Notes:
- Can I contribute to veteran causes? Yes. We support Operation Rebound. ↩