December 8, 2021
Dear Friend of the U.S. Army Women’s Foundation,,
As this year comes to a close, we remain grateful for the U.S. Army Women’s Foundation (AWF) community and our allies for supporting our important mission. As we advance to 2022, we ask for your support to honor our women Veterans. We would like to share a part of what we have accomplished in 2021. We hope it inspires in you the sense of pride we feel as we strive to fulfill our mission to honor, empower and connect Army women.
Scholarship Programs

Since 2008, AWF has awarded $543,850 through our Legacy Scholarship Program and changed the lives of Army women and Army women veterans. Our 2022 Scholarship Program goal is to award $53,000. We ask for your support to help Army women, Army women veterans, and their children to continue their education and empower their future.
Leadership Symposium

We were honored to have the Secretary of the Army, The Honorable Christine E. Wormuth, at our October 2021 Leadership Symposium. In addition, our program featured a tribute to the 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion, and panels on “Transitioning from the Army to the Public/Private Sector”, and “Why I Serve”. The event was a resounding success, and we are already planning for our 2022 Leadership Symposium, which will be held on Monday, October 10, 2022 at AUSA.  
Army Women’s Hall of Fame and Special Recognition Induction Ceremony

Every year the Foundation recognizes individuals who distinguish themselves through our Hall of Fame and Recognition of Champions Awards. This year we honored:                                    
 2021 Hall of Fame Inductees
MG Marcia M. Anderson, USA, Retired
MG Linda L. Singh, Ph.D., USA, Retired
Dr. Francoise B. Bonnell, LTC, USA, Retired
MG Mari K. Eder, USA, Retired
COL Christine B "Nickey" Knighton USA, Retired
CSM Gretchen Evans, USA, Retired
The Women Who Served in the Office of Strategic Services
2021 Special Recognition of Champions
PFC Gladys Crawford, WAC
Kathryn Miller, Army Family Member
Kailyn Rowland, Army Family Member
Mark your calendars for our 2022 Hall of Fame Program which will be held on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, at the National Museum of the US Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. 
How You Can Help

Make a gift today. It could be scholarships, professional development, museum support, improved community, and much more. We have a common purpose: to honor our legacy, empower Army women and create the conditions to connect Army women with a sense of community, pride, and strength. 

 
Here are ways you can support the Foundation:

  • Donate online at www.awfdn.org/donate
  • Consider doing a Facebook (META) Birthday fundraiser for AWF
  • Shop on Amazon? Use Amazon Smile and select US Army Women's Foundation as your charity
  • Volunteer to support our ceremonies, programs, panels, and webinars or consider sharing your story or writing an article for our website or newsletter
Thank you for your support of the U.S. Army Women’s Foundation. We wish you all the best for a healthy and successful 2022! 
Yours in Service,
Peggy Trossen
Executive Director
U.S. Army Women’s Foundation
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