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A1C Sarafina C.
South Dakota → North Dakota
“This ticket means a lot to me because I am flying to meet my bonus son (stepson) for the first time for his 10th birthday!” – A1C Sarafina C.
Military service can put thousands of miles between E1-E4 active duty junior enlisted service members and the people they love. We help bring them home.
For junior enlisted service members stationed around the world, the cost of a flight means missing the moments that matter. We’re changing that, one active-duty E1-E4 junior enlisted service member at a time.
Give back where you serve.
Complete at least 25 hours of volunteer service with an on-base, community, nonprofit, or faith-based organization.
Apply at least one month before travel.
We verify your eligibility, volunteer hours, and travel details.
We’ll help get you there.
Eligible service members receive a free round-trip flight, up to $1,000 for domestic flights and $1,500 for international flights.
The impact starts before a service member ever boards a plane.
That’s the equivalent of 8,000 full days of volunteer service supporting nonprofits and community organizations. Volunteers often serve with military support organizations, animal shelters, food banks, disaster response teams, and much more.
give their time
benefit from their service
helps close the distance
Reconnect
South Dakota → North Dakota
“This ticket means a lot to me because I am flying to meet my bonus son (stepson) for the first time for his 10th birthday!” – A1C Sarafina C.
Georgia → Iowa
“It truly means so much to me, and I’m extremely grateful for your support and for the opportunity to spend this time with my loved ones.” – PVT Brandon H.
Florida → Nevada
“This ticket means a lot to me because this gives me a chance to see my other side of the family again.” – SN Lexis B.
A plane ticket can mean a service member is there for Christmas morning, a sister’s wedding, a daughter’s graduation, or a parent’s illness.
Your support removes the financial barrier standing between junior enlisted service members and the moments that matter.
