USAA and the Robert Irvine Foundation recently announced Fuel to Serve. This new five-year partnership will use food as an everyday entry point to strengthen military family well-being and readiness. The initiative is part of Honor Through Action, a national advocacy movement USAA founded to drive meaningful, measurable change on the issues that matter most to the military community.
Beginning with pilots at Fort Bragg and in the Washington, D.C., region, Fuel to Serve will expand the Robert Irvine Foundation’s food, wellness and community programs to connect military families with broader resources.
“Whether you’re a service member, whether you’re a spouse, whether you’re a dependent, everybody serves in support of their service member. And so, it’s very important that we focus on the entire family versus just a service member alone,” shared Nate Somers, director, Pentagon Partnerships and Policy, USAA…