Wreaths Across America Radio Introduces 2025 Sponsors for Arlington Coverage
Wreaths Across America Radio, recognized as 'A Voice for America's Veterans', is excited to share its title sponsors for the upcoming 2025 coverage of the annual 'Escort to Arlington'. With the event scheduled to travel along the East Coast in December, the radio station will provide comprehensive, live coverage that celebrates our nation’s military veterans, their families, and the dedicated volunteers.
The Wilbert Group Takes Center Stage as Title Sponsor
We are thrilled to welcome back The Wilbert Group as our title sponsor for a second consecutive year. Their commitment to investing in partners’ success aligns perfectly with our mission. According to Mark Bates, President and CEO of The Wilbert Group, "Our partnership with Wreaths Across America is a testament to our shared belief in honoring the service and sacrifice of veterans. We are proud to support such a significant mission."
Media Partnership with Stars and Stripes
This year, we are glad to have Stars and Stripes as our media partner again. Known for delivering independent news to the military community, they provide invaluable support in helping us reach our audience. Additionally, we welcome JPMorganChase as an associate sponsor. Their Office of Military & Veterans Affairs has a long history of advocating for veterans since World War I, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to those who serve.
Details of the Escort to Arlington
The Escort to Arlington, noted as the nation's longest veterans' parade, will commence on December 7 and culminate at Arlington National Cemetery on December 13, a day dedicated to honoring our fallen heroes. Wreaths Across America Radio will broadcast various ceremonies at each stop, allowing listeners to experience this remarkable journey in real time.
Comprehensive Coverage of Events
The broadcast will feature interviews with Gold Star and Blue Star families, veterans, and other distinguished guests. We will also be airing coverage of the Wreaths Across America Annual Appreciation Dinner, which takes place the evening prior to National Wreaths Across America Day. This special evening allows us to gather and reflect on the importance of our mission.
Streaming Availability for Listeners
Listeners can access Wreaths Across America Radio's 24/7 internet stream through various platforms including the iHeart Radio app, Audacy app, and TuneIn app, or directly on our website: www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/radio.
Join Us for National Wreaths Across America Day
On National Wreaths Across America Day, ceremonies will be held across more than 5,400 locations nationwide. Whether you wish to volunteer or sponsor a wreath for just $17, your contributions bring the mission to life and honor the legacies of our heroes. For more details, please visit www.wreathsacrossamerica.org.
About Wreaths Across America Radio
Wreaths Across America Radio is a dedicated 24/7 internet stream providing both informative and inspiring content centered around the U.S. armed forces, their families, and the volunteers who support our mission to Remember, Honor, Teach. With over 100 veteran-centric programs and live interviews taking place during the week, our aim is to ensure the stories of service and sacrifice are heard and celebrated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Wreaths Across America Radio?
The station provides information and inspiring content focused on U.S. veterans, their families, and the volunteers assisting in honoring their sacrifices.
When is the Escort to Arlington event scheduled?
The event begins on December 7 and concludes on December 13, coinciding with National Wreaths Across America Day.
Who are the key sponsors for 2025?
The Wilbert Group is the title sponsor, with Stars and Stripes as the media partner and JPMorganChase as an associate sponsor.
How can I listen to the coverage?
Coverage can be heard live through the iHeart Radio, Audacy, and TuneIn apps, or directly on Wreaths Across America Radio's website.
How can I participate in National Wreaths Across America Day?
You can get involved by volunteering at a local ceremony or sponsoring a wreath to honor a veteran. Visit the website for more information.
