Founded in 2013 by Glenn Story, Patriot Mobile is the only Christian, America-first mobile virtual network provider offering 4G and 5G networks across the United States, using major carriers such as Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, and AT&T to deliver fast, optimal service to its customers. The company prides itself on dedicating the proceeds from its customers to political causes such as Turning Point USA and CPAC. The company even founded its own coalition in 2022 to help fund school board elections in Fort Worth, Texas, and every candidate who joined was elected. This shows its influence.

America is the land of opportunity, freedom, and hope that the next generation will carry pride, patriotism, and the core values of one nation under God. Each day, the company comes up with new ideas to broaden and spread its message and reach, and more recently, it sponsored a documentary in remembrance of 9/11. It also participated in the first Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas to support pivotal legislation on fairness in women’s college sports.

However, its commitment to liberty and justice for all extends far beyond the college leagues and into professional sports like NASCAR. Last February, Patriot Mobile and Kaulig Racing’s Ty Dillon announced a partnership that featured the company’s branding on its entry. The branding was featured a month later at the Circuit of the Americas, and again at Dover, Michigan, and St. Louis.

The company remains the sponsor and stands strong in support of Dillon’s commitment and loyalty, not only to their partnership but also to spreading a message of hope and patriotism. This was evident on September 14 at World Wide Technology Raceway when SoldierStrong, the esteemed nonprofit organization known for delivering state-of-the-art medical technologies to America’s veterans, was featured during the Cup Series Enjoy Illinois 300. Patriot Mobile, a supporter since 2013, made it possible by setting up and donating the organization’s logo to the No. 10 team.

But it’s more than just the logo and the branding. It’s what it stands for, the people behind it, and how it provides a voice and a second chance for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, like Retired United States Marine Staff Sergeant Bryce Cherryholmes.  Cherryholmes gave Dillon and the Kaulig Racing team an inside look at what it provides and how it supports wounded warriors by demonstrating a state-of-the-art robotic exoskeleton ahead of the race.

The device serves as a second chance for the veteran, who lost the ability to walk after suffering a catastrophic back injury and surgery that rendered him paralyzed after serving tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. For Cherryholmes, a SoldierStrong brand ambassador, it meant a lot to be in the NASCAR garage. When asked about the demonstration he gave, he explained that he’s done this in ballparks and arenas, but it carries a whole other meaning to do it in the presence of a sports organization that is inclusive and stands on honoring and supporting patriotism.

“I’ve done this in arenas and ballparks, but a NASCAR garage is something else,” Cherryholmes said. “These are people who understand what it takes to build something that moves. When I stand up, they get it right away. And if one veteran watching at home found out this technology exists because of Sunday, that makes the whole trip even more worth it.”

The partnership clearly comes from a place of honor, pride, and the belief that we are the epitome of making the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, while letting others in the same position know nothing is impossible. Dr. Chris Meek, co-founder and chairman of SoldierStrong, said it best when he noted the selflessness of NASCAR teams and drivers like Kaulig Racing and Dillon, who take the time to display a piece of their mission on the track.

The No. 10 gave hundreds of thousands of fans, spectators, and crew members a look at what SoldierSuit does, and Meek feels that speaks volumes.”We are incredibly grateful for their support. They had a car in a playoff race, and they used it to point at somebody else’s mission. Because of them, hundreds of thousands of people saw our name, and the ones who look it up will find out what a SoldierSuit does for a veteran who was told he’d never walk again,” Meek explained.

Awards and recognition may highlight the impact of Patriot Mobile’s efforts, but the true measure of its commitment lies in the veterans whose lives have changed through organizations like SoldierStrong. By continuing to support its mission and provide a platform to share stories like Cherryholmes’, the company has helped bring greater awareness to the challenges many wounded warriors face and the technologies helping them overcome them. In doing so, it reinforces a simple yet powerful message: those who sacrificed for their country should never be forgotten.

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