Army Family Covenant

On November 5, 2007, Fort Gordon leaders signed the Army Family Covenant, a pledge to support and honor Families as Soldiers continue the fight in the war on terrorism.

The covenant represents a $1.4 billion commitment to improve the quality of life for Army Families. It formally recognizes the sacrifices made on the home front while the Army is at war and pledges to standardize funding for existing Family programs and services, increase the accessibility and quality of health care, improve Soldier and Family housing, ensure excellence in schools, youth services and child care, and expand education and employment opportunities for Family members.  To view the actual Army Family Covenant, click here.

 BG Foley signs the Army Family Covenant

Leaders and families display the signed Army Family Covenant.