Through our fundraisers, we plan to donate to one school for every state
But we won’t stop there
Who we are
Watching the war in Ukraine where civilians — women and children — are being slaughtered brings back the memories of the Korean War 1950-53, which claimed the lives of nearly 5 million people from 16 countries including 36,516 Americans. The 625 Foundation was established to remember and honor the fallen American heroes. We have done so by making donations to their hometown elementary school libraries. The size of our donations is small but they are precious gifts generously given by Korean and American donors here and in Korea. The money is used for the children’s education, for them to learn about Korea, the Korean War, the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice, and most importantly, what it means to defend and preserve the Freedom and Liberty we all cherish.
Our Accomplishments
By donating to the Northwood school in Alaska, we officially achieved our goal of donating to one school in each of the 50 states. We have also donated to schools in Canada, the United Kingdom, and South Korea. Additionally, we hosted art and literary competitions for schools in South Korea, and posted the artwork in our online Liberty Trail Gallery. Join us in our journey to continue to inform people about the Korean War!
Ways you can help
You can helps us by donating and walking with us in our annual liberty walk. Help us raise enough money so that we can achieve our goal of raising awareness of the people who sacrificed their lives in the Korean war.
