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In Memory of AST2 Tyler Jaggers, Care for Coast Guard Families

The Coast Guard Foundation is supporting families and shipmates affected by this loss. Your support helps provide compassionate tragedy assistance in the days ahead.

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Community Stories

We create and celebrate our communal bonds so that our U.S. Coast Guard heroes and their families always feel supported.
Programs and Services
2026 CG Marathon announcement photo

Looking Ahead to the 2026 Coast Guard Marathon

February 26, 2026
Read more about how we're getting ready for this year's Coast Guard Marathon in Elizabeth City, April 10-12, 2026.
Events and Run to Remember
2026 PP LOGO

Coast Guard Aviation Workout to Remember 2026

February 4, 2026
The Coast Guard Aviation Workout to Remember is an annual event that honors Coast Guard aviators who lost their lives while serving and supports those they left behind.
Programs and Services
2026 spotlight on spouse grants

Meet the Coast Guard Spouses Turning Education into Opportunity

January 12, 2026
Coast Guard Foundation education grants help Coast Guard spouses pursue college degrees and professional training that strengthen financial stability for their families.
Programs and Services
2025 recent collage grads

Scholars Celebrate College Graduation and Share Plans for the Future

November 17, 2025
November is National Scholarship Month, and it’s a great time to celebrate the students we’ve had the honor of supporting. We recently caught up with some of our newest college graduates to hear what’s ahead for them as they step into this next part of their lives.
Programs and Services
Thanksgiving rescue art

Happy Thanksgiving from Our Coastie Campers

November 7, 2025
We asked our Coastie Campers, “What does Thanksgiving mean to you?” Here’s how they shared their answers: through art!
Education
2025 Ethan King Life Saving Story

Coast Guard Foundation Scholar Turns Near-Death Experience into Lifesaving Mission

October 22, 2025
Coast Guard Foundation scholarship recipient Ethan King is using a near-death experience to help others learn how to save lives.