One question.
Six values.
A lifetime of growth.

One question. Six values.
A lifetime of growth.

One question. Six values. A lifetime of growth.

At the Tribute to Valor Foundation, we frame “Who Am I?”® as a practical tool for personal growth. Each individual’s response is unique, yet grounded in shared principles of the Medal of Honor. Through targeted partnerships with school districts, we deliver customized programs and curriculum that sustain long-term engagement, enabling students to explore their identity, values, and purpose while fostering ongoing self-reflection.

At the Tribute to Valor Foundation, we frame “Who Am I?”® as a practical tool for personal growth. Each individual’s response is unique, yet grounded in shared principles of the Medal of Honor. Through targeted partnerships with school districts, we deliver customized programs and curriculum that sustain long-term engagement, enabling students to explore their identity, values, and purpose while fostering ongoing self-reflection.

At the Tribute to Valor Foundation, we frame “Who Am I?”® as a practical tool for personal growth. Each individual’s response is unique, yet grounded in shared principles of the Medal of Honor. Through targeted partnerships with school districts, we deliver customized programs and curriculum that sustain long-term engagement, enabling students to explore their identity, values, and purpose while fostering ongoing self-reflection.

Courage

Courage

Sacrifice

Sacrifice

Patriotism

Patriotism

Citizenship

Citizenship

Integrity

Integrity

Commitment

Commitment

How It Works

How It Works

1

Assemblies & Speakers

Medal of Honor recipients, veterans, public figures, and STEM experts share inspiring stories of courage, sacrifice, and innovation. These assemblies introduce students to the six core values and spark self-reflection.

2

Workshops & Curriculum

Multi-session workshops and tailored curriculum guide students through structured activities, journaling, and group discussions. Participants deeply explore their personal identity, values, and purpose in alignment with Medal of Honor principles.

3

Daily Reminders

Students receive “Who Am I?” decals for lockers and mirrors, plus dedicated journaling tools. These everyday prompts encourage ongoing self-reflection and reinforce the program’s lasting impact on personal growth.

4

Ongoing Support

We provide teachers with comprehensive resources, follow-up materials, and guidance to maintain momentum. This ensures the program’s transformative effects on character development and self-awareness continue throughout the school year.

1

Assemblies & Speakers

Medal of Honor recipients, veterans, public figures, and STEM experts share inspiring stories of courage, sacrifice, and innovation. These assemblies introduce students to the six core values and spark self-reflection.

2

Workshops & Curriculum

Multi-session workshops and tailored curriculum guide students through structured activities, journaling, and group discussions. Participants deeply explore their personal identity, values, and purpose in alignment with Medal of Honor principles.

3

Daily Reminders

Students receive “Who Am I?” decals for lockers and mirrors, plus dedicated journaling tools. These everyday prompts encourage ongoing self-reflection and reinforce the program’s lasting impact on personal growth.

4

Ongoing Support

We provide teachers with comprehensive resources, follow-up materials, and guidance to maintain momentum. This ensures the program’s transformative effects on character development and self-awareness continue throughout the school year.

1

Assemblies & Speakers

Medal of Honor recipients, veterans, public figures, and STEM experts share inspiring stories of courage, sacrifice, and innovation. These assemblies introduce students to the six core values and spark self-reflection.

2

Workshops & Curriculum

Multi-session workshops and tailored curriculum guide students through structured activities, journaling, and group discussions. Participants deeply explore their personal identity, values, and purpose in alignment with Medal of Honor principles.

3

Daily Reminders

Students receive “Who Am I?” decals for lockers and mirrors, plus dedicated journaling tools. These everyday prompts encourage ongoing self-reflection and reinforce the program’s lasting impact on personal growth.

4

Ongoing Support

We provide teachers with comprehensive resources, follow-up materials, and guidance to maintain momentum. This ensures the program’s transformative effects on character development and self-awareness continue throughout the school year.

100,000+

100,000+

100,000+

Students
Reached
Nationwide

Students
Reached
Nationwide

Schools Visited

Schools Visited

  • Grapevine High School
  • Young Men’s Leadership Academy
  • Lincoln-Way Central High School (New Lenox, IL)
  • New Lenox District 122 (New Lenox, IL)
  • Westmont CUSD 201 (Westmont, IL)
  • Union School (Joliet, IL)
  • Heritage Middle School
  • Bedford Junior High
  • Haltom High School
  • Cannon Elementary School
  • W.H. Adamson High School
  • Central Junior High
  • Trinity High School
  • Grapevine Elementary School
  • Collegiate Academy
  • Mary Baldwin University
  • Colleyville Heritage High School
  • Shoemaker High School
  • Skyline High School
  • LD Bell High School
  • Colleyville Middle School
  • Bridges Alternative School
  • Spring Garden Elementary
  • Irma Rangel High School
  • Grapevine Middle School
  • Buinger CTE Academy
  • Harwood Junior High
  • Central High School (St. Joseph, MO)
  • South Oak Cliff High School
  • Barack Obama High School
  • Jacksonville North Pulaski SD (Jacksonville, AR)
  • North Little Rock HS (Little Rock, AR)
  • Branson HS (Branson, MO)
  • College of the Ozarks (Point Lookout, MO)
  • School of the Ozarks (Point Lookout, MO)
  • Hollister HS (Hollister, MO)
  • Canyon Springs HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Palo Verde HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Veterans Tribute Career and Technical Academy (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Valley HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Liberty HS (Henderson, NV)
  • Clark HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Foothill HS (Henderson, NV)
  • Cimarron-Memorial HS (Las Vegas, NV)

And many more — list updated regularly.

  • Grapevine High School
  • Young Mens Leadership Academy
  • Heritage Middle School
  • Bedford Junior High
  • Haltom High School
  • Cannon Elementary School
  • W.H. Adamson High School
  • Central Junior High
  • Trinity High School
  • Grapevine Elementary School
  • Collegiate Academy
  • Mary Baldwin University
  • Colleyville Heritage High School
  • Shoemaker High School
  • Skyline High School
  • LD Bell High School
  • Colleyville Middle School
  • Bridges Alternative School
  • Spring Garden Elementary
  • Irma Rangel High School
  • Grapevine Middle School
  • Buinger CTE Academy
  • Harwood Junior High
  • Central High School (St. Joseph, MO)
  • South Oak Cliff High School
  • Barack Obama High School
  • Jacksonville North Pulaski SD (Jacksonville,AR)
  • North Little Rock HS (Little Rock, AR)
  • Branson HS (Branson, MO)
  • College of the Ozarks (Point Lookout, MO)
  • School of the Ozarks (Point Lookout, MO)
  • Hollister HS (Hollister, MO)
  • Canyon Springs HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Palo Verde HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Veterans Tribute Career and Technical Academy (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Valley HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Liberty HS (Henderson, NV)
  • Clark HS (Las Vegas, NV)
  • Foothill HS (Henderson, NV)
  • Cimarron-Memorial HS (Las Vegas, NV)

And many more — list updated regularly.

JOIN THE MISSION

JOIN THE
MISSION

Reflect on your values. Impact tomorrow’s leaders.
Who will YOU inspire?

Reflect on your values.
Impact tomorrow’s leaders.

Who will YOU inspire?

Reflect on your values. Impact tomorrow’s leaders.

Who will YOU inspire?