Recent Announcements |
 |
The U.S. Army Community and Family Support Center (CFSC) presented AT&T with two awards in appreciation for AT&T's
support of MWR programs and the Army Soldier Show..
From donating more than $6 million in AT&T PrePaid Phone Cards, to lowering per- minute calling rates on almost all U.S. Navy ships by 50%, AT&T proudly supports America's heroes. Find out more about how you can support the brave men and women who serve in our armed forces.
The Department of Defense has authorized the Armed Services Exchanges to sell prepaid calling cards to any individual or organization wishing to purchase cards for troops who are deployed. Just log on to the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, aafes.com, the Navy Exchange Service Command, navy-nex.com, or the Marine Corps Exchange, usmc-mccs.org and click the "Help Our Troops Call Home" link.
AT&T and artist Peter Max have joined together with a goal of raising $1 million for the Pentagon Memorial honoring those who lost their lives in the attack on the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. Peter Max designed a new poster, underwritten by a $25,000 donation from AT&T, which is being sold nationally with a portion of proceeds going to benefit the Pentagon Memorial Fund, a non-profit organization founded by family members of Pentagon victims.
AT&T and the USO are teaming to give convalescing soldiers at Walter Reed Medical Hospital the ability to call friends and loved ones around the country. The organizations have partnered to provide 11,120 60-minute AT&T Prepaid Phone Cards to patients at the hospital. AT&T is donating the cards to the USO, which will then distribute the cards to Walter Reed patients.
