Pipe Hitter Foundation

OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE: SERVE THOSE WHO SERVE US.

The Pipe Hitter Foundation is committed to defending the rights and freedoms of our men and women in uniform — the same rights and freedoms they risk their lives to uphold. To fulfill this mission, PHF has the following broad goals:

FINANCIAL SUPPORT & LEGAL DEFENSE FUNDS

  • Provide immediate and ongoing support to service members, first responders and their families.
  • Provide legal defense funds and associated expenses to uniformed personnel who need it.

ADVOCACY

  • Relentlessly and unapologetically advocate for our service members and first responders – to promote and defend them, their families and their integrity to the public and with policymakers.
  • Advocate for a military and civilian justice system that preserves and respects the constitutional rights of first service members and and first responders.
  • Enhance communication among service members, first responders and the communities and institutions that support them.
  • Strengthen public support and public engagement for our service members and first responders.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

  • The Pipe Hitter Foundation is dedicated to educating the public about the true sacrifices made by service members, first responders and their families.
  • Across all media platforms, PHF is committed to providing a voice for those who serve and generating public support and awareness for them and their families.

Visit the Pipe Hitters Foundation Website

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