The Warminster-based Honor and Courage Foundation is hosting its first “No One Left Behind” walk in Hatboro on Saturday, September 12.

The walk begins in Miller Meadow and will continue through the borough, ending back at Miller Meadow. Proceeds will go to the Honor and Courage Foundation “to support and assist our nation’s Veterans and First Responders struggling with the effects of PTSD and to help eradicate Veteran and First Responder suicide”, the announcement said.

From the description:

Join the Honor and Courage Foundation in person or virtually for the No One Left Behind Walk, a powerful community event dedicated to honoring our nation’s Veterans and First Responders, and ensuring that no hero fights their battles alone. This Walk is more than just an event; it’s a movement. Together, we will stand in solidarity with those who have served and sacrificed, raising awareness for the invisible wounds of war and service, including PTSD and suicide. Every step taken is a reminder that healing, hope, and support are always within reach. Participants of all ages are invited to walk in Honor of a loved one, in memory of those we’ve lost, or in support of those still fighting. Whether you’re walking as an individual, with family, or as part of a team, your presence helps amplify a critical message: No One Left Behind. Not on the battlefield. Not at home. Not ever. Come out and show your support, and be part of a community United by purpose, compassion, and Courage. Donations and Funds raised will go to the Honor and Courage Foundation to support our Veterans and First Responders struggling with the effects of PTSD and to help eradicate Veteran and First Responder suicide.

You can walk in person or virtually. To register, click here. For more on the Honor and Courage Foundation, click here.

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