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By Michele Bradfield

“Military life will introduce you to the best people you’ll ever meet — and then take them away.”

That’s how military spouse and Blue Star Families Chicagoland Chapter member Kay describes the rhythm of this life — deep connection, followed by inevitable change. It’s a life where friendships are formed quickly and deeply,...


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Blue Star Families Announces Leadership Expansion With VP Promotion and a New VP Appointment

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Blue Star Families (BSF), the nation’s largest nonprofit dedicated to providing support to military and veteran families, welcomes Stephanie Cain as Vice President of Development and announces the promotion of Emily Becher to Vice President of Research & ...


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Blue Star Families Launches New Hampton Roads Chapter to Support Military and Veteran Families Across the Region

HAMPTON ROADS, VIRGINIA — Blue Star Families, the nation’s largest military and veteran family support organization, continues its chapter expansion strategy by launching its newest location in Hampton Roads, Virginia — home to one of the largest concentrati...


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Celebrating five years of empowering bilingual military spouses, Bilingual Talent Summer began as Verano Bilingüe. It started as a safe space for diverse community members to connect and network. Today, it offers ongoing support for military spouses from all backgrounds who speak different languages. We foster a welcoming environment and expa...


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Being a military kid means your life is measured in moves, not just years. It means memories are tied to different houses, different schools, different versions of yourself. As a teen, when everything already feels like it’s changing, that constant movement can feel both exciting and exhausting at the same time.

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