Silver Star Service Banner Day 2021

● Elizabeth Hill ● May 1, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

On Silver Star Service Banner Day, we recognize those who have served our nation gallantly and remember the sacrifices of our wounded and ill veterans. The Silver Star is the third-highest military decoration for valor in combat. Many Silver Star recipients are interred at the Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery, including… Read More

Iran: from the Inside Out – April 22

● Elizabeth Hill ● April 15, 2021 ● Events Past Events ● No Comments

The International Relations Council (IRC) will host Iran: From the Inside Out on Thursday, April 22, 2021. The IRC will host the presentation online via Zoom 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Central). The timing of this colloquium is intentional – the U.S. is at a critical juncture. The new Biden… Read More

National Library Workers Day

● Elizabeth Hill ● April 6, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

Today, April 6, is National Library Workers Day. The CGSC Foundation would like to say a special “Thank You!” to Sierra Hochstatter, Community Technician at the Ike Skelton Combined Arms Research Library at Fort Leavenworth. The Foundation has worked closely with Sierra over the past year to make sure the… Read More

Foundation celebrates Month of the Military Child

● Elizabeth Hill ● April 1, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

April is Month of the Military Child. For many military families, their time at Fort Leavenworth is a respite from multiple deployments and time away from their loved ones. These challenges can be especially tough for children. Recognizing the unique burden military dependent children bear, Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger established… Read More

CGSC Foundation gift shop features local artists

● Elizabeth Hill ● April 1, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

March is National Craft Month. The Craft & Hobby Association created National Craft Month in 1994 to help people rediscover and learn about the benefits of crafting. This month is also a great time to celebrate the artists and creators that bring color and beauty into our lives. The CGSC… Read More

Medal of Honor Day 2021

● Elizabeth Hill ● March 25, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

Today we recognize and honor the heroism and sacrifice of those who have received the Medal of Honor – the highest and most prestigious award for valor that may be bestowed upon an individual serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. The Fort Leavenworth community is fortunate that two living Medal… Read More

CGSC Foundation supports absolutely incredible kids!

● Elizabeth Hill ● March 18, 2021 ● Featured News Releases ● No Comments

The third Thursday in March is Absolutely Incredible Kid Day®! Today is a day to celebrate kids and to tell the young people in your life what makes them incredible. Over the years, the CGSC Foundation has been fortunate to support countless incredible kids through our family programs, including the… Read More

2020 Year In Review

● Elizabeth Hill ● January 6, 2021 ● Featured News Releases Simons Center News ● No Comments

It’s not a stretch to say that most of us are happy to see 2020 in the rearview mirror. It was a difficult year. Still, it wasn’t all bad. The CGSC Foundation continued our mission, despite the challenges. As we say “Good riddance” to 2020, and ring in new year,… Read More

Follow-up on Giving Tuesday 2020 – THANK YOU ALL!

● Elizabeth Hill ● December 8, 2020 ● Featured News Releases Simons Center News ● No Comments

This year’s #GivingTuesday campaign was a rousing success, and we have YOU to thank for it. YOU donated $7,794.64. With our matching donations, that is $15,589.28raised in support of the Soldiers and military families at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College! Your generosity means so much to those… Read More

#GivingTuesday – For Soldiers, For Families, For the Nation

● Elizabeth Hill ● November 26, 2020 ● News Releases Simons Center News ● 1 Comment

This has been a difficult year. COVID-19 has changed the way we live, work, and play. By now, we’ve run out of toilet paper, we’ve lost at least one face mask, and we are all Zoomed-out. We’ve faced what at times seems endless uncertainty, but there’s one thing we are… Read More