Wreaths Across America receives no government funding – the wreaths come from sponsorships by individuals, organizations, or businesses.
We also need sponsors to help with things like the sound system, bus/golf cart rental, printing, etc.
Download our 2024 KY0103 Sponsorship Form
For 2025 we are offering these sponsorship levels:
Friend $170
Bronze $340
Silver $680
Gold $1,360
Platinum $2,720
Diamond $5440
Listed below are our 2024 sponsors. Many thanks to these individuals and businesses – you truly MAKE IT ALL POSSIBLE!
diamond sponsors
American Legion Aux. Anderson Unit #34
Bluegrass Veterans Charity
Foley Machinery Movers & Riggers, Llc
Hall Environmental
Rolling Thunder Chapter 5 Kentucky
platinum sponsors
Alltech
Elizabeth Teater
gold sponsors
Lockheed Martin
Sutherland Chevrolet
Third Rock Consultants LLC
Ziegler Companies
Jeff Masters
Clay Corman Excavating
Highbridge Springwater
McLane DistributionBlue Tank
Mary Woodard
Pecco
Salt River Engineering PLLC
Shirley Thornberry
Sutherland Chevrolet
Vets Charitable Corporation
SILVER SPONSORS ($680)
Alton Christian Church
Bluegrass Sportsman’s League
CMC Inc.
Farmers Bank
Jack Kain Ford
Jessamine County Beef Cattle
Kim Stinnett
Penny Stinnett
Valvoline
silver sponsors
Ann Reid Hamlin
Clara Wilson
Danny Igo
George Meng
James Martin
Terry Scariot
Josephine Hayden
Landen Cartinhour
Karen A. Eagle
Blair Flowers
C.M.C. Inc.
Jessamine County Fraternal Moose Lodge 2686
Paul S Brough & Pamela C Brough
Shirley A. Thornberry
Blair Flowers
Jessamine County Beef Cattle
Jane McAfee Chapter, DAR
Alton Christian Church/CWF
Landen Cartinhour
Col (ret) Mike Harden
Col (ret) Connie Allen
Bluegrass Sportsmans League
Jack Kain Ford
bronze sponsors
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 34
American Legion Post 12 Walker
American Legion Thoroughbred
Blair Flowers
Bluegrass CLC
Brian Lee Kinney
Booonesborough Chapter NSDAR
Central Bank
David Dial
Debra Price
Devotion Lodge 160 F & AM
Ernest Holman & Debbie Holman
Fred Durham
Heather Brown
John C Byars
Leona Power
Lockheed Martin
Marcia Callicotte
Mary Johns
Michael G Webster & Susan C Webster
Michelle Roberts
Pam Brough
Rebecca Mulcahy
Shannon Smith
Shirley Clark
Southside Christian Church
Tammy McGinnis
Thomas and Hathaway
Tina Peter
William Wason
FRIENDS
Amanda McNew
Audrey Parsons
Boone Logan
Brenda Vernia
Carol Castle
Cathy Shope
Craig Britton
Dale Sanders
Dave Perry
Debbie Vice
Dena Green
Diann Cundiff (Hager & Cundiff Funerals)
Dianne Embry
Douglas Combs
Erin Lindon
Eva Ellis
Georgia Sheets
Heidi Anderson
Howard Williams & Debbie Henry-
Williams
Jack Whitney
James Hutchinson
Jenney Lord
Joy Neal
Joy Watson
Judith Peercy
Judy Owens
Karen Cosgrove
Katie Wagner
Kelli Barnett Burton & Bruce D. Burton
Kelly Colliver
Kimberly Taylor
Mary Beth Nichol
Mary Catherine Healy
Mary Jo Metcalfe
Mathew Borland
Michael Polly
Pershing/Hart
Philip Dow
Regen McConnell
Regina Grubbs
Ricky Brannam
Ritchie & Peach Funeral Home
Robert F. Her III
Sandra Ratliff
Schwab Charitable/Daniel & Susan Carroll
Sid Holland
Susan Buffin
Terri L. Miller
The American Legion Post 34
Tim Welch
Tom Dailey
Vicki Morgan
Virginia Simpson
William Keller
Woodford Masons
Daughters of the American Revolution National sponsorship
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) is a WAA corporate sponsor at the national level, supporting the WAA Mobile Education Exhibit as it travels across the country to various pop-up events, fairs, and schools. The partnership between DAR and WAA helps people in communities across the United States learn the indelible mark our veterans have on our country and the value of honoring their sacrifices. The Mobile Education Exhibit helps to teach not only the next generation but also all community members and visitors about the services and sacrifices of our nation’s military. To arrange for the Mobile Education Unit to visit your community, contact us and we will lead you through the request process.
The Lexington Chapter of Kentucky Society, Daughters of the American Revolution is proud that several of its members support Wreaths Across America at Camp Nelson as Steering Committee members.
