The November 17, 2022 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of Fort George G. Meade’s newly renovated Education and Resiliency Center at Kuhn Hall ended an 11-year journey of perseverance and earmarked a new season of help and healing. The Fort Meade Alliance Foundation, the Fort Meade Alliance and the Fort Meade Garrison welcomed more than 300 attendees including U.S. Army, Congressional, State and County officials to celebrate the transformation of historic Kuhn Hall into the new state-of-the-art Fort Meade Education and Resiliency Center.

Get a glimpse into the events of the ceremony, including the many guest speakers and dignitaries involved in making this historic day happen.

Walk through the process of demolition, framing and the final product while learning more about Kuhn Hall.

The Education and Resiliency Center at Kuhn Hall is dedicated to the men, women and families of the military and the entire DoD community who defend our nation. 

Our country is stronger because of your sacrifices.

As a hub intended to deliver the five pillars of resiliency – emotional, physical, social, family, spiritual – individuals and their families will be able to take advantage of essential programs that will help them with issues or concerns and manage the challenges they face. Services will range from guidance counseling and transition efforts to mental health counseling, wellness programs and financial planning. A premier benefit of this space will be new programming for educational programs needed for successful career placement and continuing education, as well as the expansion of existing programs to broader audiences, including spouses.

It took 11 years of planning, a $5.1 million fundraising campaign, meticulous processing of an 800-item requirements list and extensive collaboration with six garrison commanders, numerous on-post agencies and innumerable community members to transform Fort George G. Meade’s historic Kuhn Hall into a modern Education and Resiliency Center.

Thank You Kuhn Hall Donors

In 2017, the FMA Foundation launched the Capital Campaign to raise a total of $5.1 million dollars to fund the renovation of Fort George G. Meade’s Education and Resiliency Center at Kuhn Hall.

Only through the generosity of our donors are the FMA and FMA Foundation able to continue to care for those who take care of us.