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Serve with purpose
A way for students to fulfill their community service obligation while contributing to a visible national movement of gratitude.
Honor in action. Led by students.
Turn service, creativity, and civic learning into a visible thank you to America’s Veterans, Active-duty Military, and First -responders.
What the next generation carries forward
Service. Sacrifice. The responsibility to remember.
One project. Lasting outcomes.
Take a Moment. Be Grateful. Honor Freedom.
Scanning ThankVetsHere decals lights up America’s Gratitude Dashboard — a visible symbol of solidarity and gratitude for all who have carried the weight of our freedom. Our mission creates a point of pride for every Veteran and every active-duty service member. And for those still carrying unseen burdens, that simple sign of appreciation could make all the difference.
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Practice Empathy
Students recognize Veterans, Active-duty military, and First-responders, whose service can otherwise go unseen in everyday life.
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Build civic character
Gratitude becomes more than a feeling. It becomes a habit students can choose, share, and lead.
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Lead together
Clubs, classrooms, teams, and student councils unite around a project larger than themselves.
Simple by design
From one classroom to a grateful nation.
Schools can shape the project around their own service-hour requirements, student groups, and community. Educators provide guidance; students provide the energy and voice.
Step 1
Choose the student team
Invite a class, club, service organization, student council, or team to lead the effort.
Step 2
Create visible gratitude
Students share the mission, place decals, and invite their community to scan and thank a Veteran.
Step 3
Watch gratitude grow
Every scan helps light up America’s Gratitude Dashboard with real-time appreciation.
A national student-led team
Your School. Pay Honor Forward.
Through a custom QR-coded decal, the Dashboard spotlights schools and communities that partner with us to champion gratitude and honor all who have carried the weight of our freedom. It becomes a point of pride for students, boosters, and alumni alike. For Veterans, it could make all the difference.
