Announcement
Introducing NGS Insider: A Streamlined Monthly Update
Introducing the NGS Insider, a streamlined monthly email that brings Scholar and Alumni stories, program milestones, and ways to get involved into one place.


At No Greater Sacrifice, we're committed to keeping you informed and engaged most effectively. That's why we're introducing the NGS Insider, a streamlined monthly email designed to bring you the most important updates — all in one place. This new format allows us to share inspiring Scholar and Alumni stories, key program milestones, and meaningful opportunities to get involved, without overwhelming your inbox.
Each month, you'll hear firsthand how your support is making a difference while also staying up to date on upcoming events, major initiatives, and ways to connect with our mission. Our first edition highlights:
A Major Grant Announcement: Thanks to Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund's generous $850,000 grant, we can expand our ability to support the children of fallen and severely wounded Service members.
A Record-Breaking UBS 1285 Campaign: Supporters raised over $183,000 in 2024, pushing the campaign's total past $2.5 million since 2010.
A Special Spotlight on Scholar Ja'Niayah Ellis: An aspiring pediatric oncology nurse, Ja'Niayah is honoring her father's legacy through her education and service.
Opportunities to Get Involved: Whether it's sponsoring our 2025 BootCamp or sharing our scholarship application, there are many ways to make a lasting difference.
Want to stay connected? NGS Insider is designed for our dedicated supporters — you can subscribe or share with others who should be part of this mission.
Thank you for being a part of this mission. We look forward to sharing more with you — one story at a time.
Keep Reading
More from the newsroom


The Freedom's Future Impact & Donor Report finds nearly 130,000 children affected since 9/11, with 35,000 expected to need an estimated $1.37 billion for college.


Our March 2025 issue celebrates LKQ Corporation as Title Sponsor of the 2025 BootCamp with a $100,000 gift—their second straight year supporting NGS Scholars.


Retired Col. Timothy Karcher, who lost both legs in Iraq, tells CBS Radio's ConnectingVets how NGS honors the children of fallen and wounded Service members.


Colonel Tim Karcher (Ret.) is featured on Fox News discussing NGS and its support for the children of our fallen and wounded Service members.
Stay Close
Keep up with the Scholars.
Quarterly updates on Scholars, milestones, and events — straight to your inbox. Or meet the Scholars your support makes possible.