Voyage of Valor
Honoring our veterans
We believe every veteran deserves the opportunity to visit the monuments and memorials honoring their service and sacrifice.
Through Wish of a Lifetime® from AARP’s Voyage of Valor, veterans experience our nation’s capital on an an all-expenses paid, once-in-a lifetime journey.
But we need your help to bring this trip to life in May 2025.


Corporate Sponsorship
In 2023, Frontier Airlines supported the voyage by providing flights for our veterans.
We invite your organization to join us in saluting our nation’s heroes through various sponsorship opportunities.
For more information on how to donate and sponsor this trip, please email Jessica Snider or call 303-241-5791.
“Between the scenery, monuments, the people I met, the staff, and the wonderful time I had with my granddaughter and her partner, this trip will be etched in my heart forever. I am honored to have been a wish recipient and will remember this for the rest of my years.”
— George, 97
Help us commemorate service and sacrifice
In Spring of 2025, we’re honoring 16 veterans from Wyoming with this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Over four days, they develop meaningful connections and share unforgettable moments while reflecting upon their service to our country.
With donations and corporate sponsorship opportunities, we can spark hope and joy in the lives of veterans.

“While I was standing at the Lincoln Memorial, a family came up to me and thanked me for my service. I have never experienced something like that in my life. The trip was magical all the way.”
— EJ, 85
Together we can spark hope and joy for veterans
Since 2008, we’ve sent hundreds of veterans to Washington D.C. on this once-in-a-lifetime journey—and we need your help. Please contact Jessica Snider for details about Voyage of Valor and sponsorship opportunities.
Together, we can continue to spark hope and joy for veterans who have given so much for our country.
“I haven’t stopped talking about this trip—I’ve never experienced anything quite like it. It is without question the most recognition that I have had in my lifetime.”
— Johnney, 79