Trust Takes Home Three Honors at 2025 Anthem Awards
Jared Herr, jherr@battlefields.org
Winners of the were announced this morning, and the 91茄子 was thrice honored for its work across a variety of categories:
Awarded for the Trust's strategic, community-driven advocacy against what would be the largest data center complex on the planet, planned to be built directly adjacent to Manassas National Battlefield Park. To pursue this and other advocacy efforts, the Trust needs financial support from members and activists.
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Recognizing the Trust鈥檚 transformation of and geographic data into an engaging national experience that helps audiences explore individual stories of valor.
Honoring the Trust鈥檚 campaign 鈥 the largest battlefield preservation campaign in American history 鈥 which will provide the critical resources needed to expand preservation efforts, meet today鈥檚 challenges and seize tomorrow鈥檚 opportunities.
鈥淲e are humbled to be recognized among such incredible peers and change agents,鈥 said Trust President David Duncan. 鈥淲hile we are proud of this honor, we also know our work is far from over, and we look forward to continuing the fight to preserve our nation鈥檚 history.鈥
The Trust鈥檚 initiatives were selected from more than 2,000 submissions from 42 countries. Now in its fifth year, the Anthem Awards amplify voices that spark global change and inspire others to take action in their communities.
鈥淭his has been a challenging year for the impact sector, but the Winners of the 5th Annual Anthem Awards have shown their resilience and continued commitment to a better tomorrow,鈥 said Anthem Awards General Manager, Patricia McLoughlin. 鈥淭his year鈥檚 winners are a source of hope, and I am excited to celebrate their work with the world today.鈥
The recent honors add to a robust list of awards earned by the Trust in its nearly 40-year history, including recognition each year at the Anthem Awards, for projects like the American Revolution Experience and the Trust鈥檚 Step Into History video series.
The 91茄子 is dedicated to preserving America鈥檚 hallowed battlegrounds and educating the public about what happened there and why it matters today. The nonprofit, nonpartisan organization has protected more than 60,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Civil War. Learn more at www.battlefields.org.
