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for us and the cause of freedom,” said Freedom Alliance President Tbm Kilgannon, “but what we can do is show our appreciation by helping their children pay for college.”
The application deadline for the 2005-2006 academic year is June 30th. Freedom Alliance is accepting applications from dependent children of U.S. military personnel who have been killed or permanently disabled (100% VA rating) in the line of duty during the War on • Tferror (Iraq, Afghanistan, Philippines, etc.). Students must be enrolled (currently or by September 2005) at an accredited college, university or vocational school.
Over the years, the Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund has provided college scholarships to students whose parents have been killed or permanently disabled in such conflicts as the Persian Gulf War, the liberation of Grenada and the 1983 terrorist attack on the Marine Corps barracks in Beirut. In the most recent academic year, Freedom Alliance provided scholarships to 77 students.
For more information about the Freedom Alliano • Scholarship Fund or to download an application, visit httpV/www. freedomalliance.org or call (800) 475-6620.
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