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On the same day former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton met for a rare joint appearance in Dallas at the Bush Presidential Center to usher in a new graduating class of nationwide leaders, a retired colonel from Fort Hood is reflecting on what he learned as part of the prestigious program and how it's helped him serve military families worldwide since graduating 12 months ago.

This May, the No Greater Sacrifice Foundation received a True Inspiration Award from the Chick-fil-A Foundation, in the Emerging Leadership category. The True Inspiration Awards program is the Chick-fil-A Foundation’s largest giving platform. The foundation selects organizations who are doing incredible work in their communities in the following areas: Emerging Leadership Development, Innovative Education, Youth Entrepreneurship, and organizations nominated by our Chick-fil-A Operators.

Col. Tim Karcher, U.S. Army retired and Director of Outreach Development and Strategic Planning for No Greater Sacrifice Foundation, spoke to ConnectingVets.com about NGS' ultimate mission and the organization's role in millitary children's lives.

Col. Tim Karcher, U.S. Army retired and Director of Outreach Development and Strategic Planning for No Greater Sacrifice Foundation, spoke to the monthly meeting of Central Texas Military Officers of America Association on Friday about NGS' goals and how to qualify for a scholarship.

Consulting Magazine has awarded Sapient Government Services its annual “Excellence in Social & Community Investment Award” for the positive impact Sapient’s work with No Greater Sacrifice has made in the veteran community.

Colonel Tim Karcher (Ret) joined C-SPAN Host, Greta Wodele Brawner, on Veterans Day 2015 to discuss the NGS mission.

Colonel Tim Karcher (Ret) was recently featured on Fox News discussing NGS and the outstanding support provided for the children of our fallen and wounded Service members.

Cynthia M. Allen, from the Star-Telegram in Ft. Worth, TX, writes a compelling piece about the Karcher family and the education opportunities NGS provides to military children.

During a gala event in Washington, D.C., Sgt. 1st Class Joseph R. Kapacziewski and Gen. Raymond T. Odierno were named the 2011 Freedom Award Recipients of the No Greater Sacrifice Freedom Award.

Retired Special Operations Master Sergeant, Jim Hanson, a.k.a. "Uncle Jimbo", from the Black Five website blogs about his experience at 2011 NGS' Freedom Award Dinner which honored SSG Joe Kapacziewski and