Fundraising Program Coming Soon Homefront Honor Foundation is not currently authorizing public peer-to-peer or third-party fundraisers. Please do not create a campaign using our name or logo without written approval.
Start a Fundraiser

Turn your idea into support for the mission.

We are developing a responsible community-fundraising program that will allow approved supporters, groups, businesses, and organizations to raise awareness and funds on behalf of Homefront Honor Foundation.

Future Opportunities

Ways supporters may eventually raise funds.

The future program may include several approved fundraising formats, each supported by clear guidelines, review, and Foundation authorization.

Personal Campaigns

Birthday campaigns, memorial fundraisers, personal challenges, and online campaigns created through approved fundraising tools.

Community Events

Approved community dinners, benefit events, awareness activities, school projects, and locally organized fundraising efforts.

Business Campaigns

Workplace giving, customer-roundup campaigns, employee challenges, cause-marketing programs, and approved business fundraising partnerships.

Support Us Today

You do not have to wait to make a difference.

While the public fundraiser program is being developed, there are several ways to support Homefront Honor Foundation right now.

Make a Donation

Support the unrestricted General Donation Fund through the Foundation’s secure Zeffy form.

Visit the Donate Page

Sponsor the Mission

Learn about future sponsorship opportunities for businesses, organizations, and community partners.

Explore Sponsorship

Contact the Foundation

Have a fundraising concept or future partnership idea? Send a general inquiry for our records.

Submit an Inquiry
Planned Review Process

How authorized fundraisers may work.

The final process remains under development, but approved fundraising activities are expected to follow a structured review and authorization process.

1

Submit a fundraising proposal

The organizer provides contact information, campaign details, dates, methods, projected expenses, and intended promotional materials.

2

Foundation review

The proposal is reviewed for mission alignment, legal concerns, financial safeguards, brand use, public messaging, and organizational capacity.

3

Written authorization

Approved organizers receive written terms, approved language, campaign limitations, and instructions for handling donations.

4

Campaign reporting and closeout

Organizers provide final totals, documentation, expenses, transferred funds, and other required campaign records.

Please do not launch an unauthorized fundraiser.

Until the program officially opens, no person, business, organization, or group is authorized to collect donations, advertise a benefit, create an online campaign, sell merchandise, issue receipts, or represent that a fundraiser is approved by Homefront Honor Foundation. Only the Foundation may issue official charitable-donation acknowledgments.

Stay Connected

The fundraising program is still being built.

We appreciate your interest in supporting the mission. Future application instructions, fundraising standards, and approved campaign tools will be published here when the program is ready.

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