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Our Mission

Homeland Preserve Foundation is dedicated to honoring the stories of veterans. We believe that every veteran's narrative is a vital part of our country's legacy. By sharing these untold stories, we ensure that the sacrifices and experiences of our heroes are never forgotten.
To collect, preserve, and share veterans’ stories with honor, authenticity, and care.
Through storytelling, we aim to strengthen the bond between those who served and those who benefit from their sacrifice — creating a living archive of courage, resilience, and hope.

Like American Honey is a heartfelt memoir by Maddy Grace, who grew up in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. With deep roots in faith, family, and country, Maddy shares the real, sometimes messy moments that shaped her—from small-town struggles to the strength she found in Jesus and her American pride.

This isn’t a story of perfection—it’s a story of resilience, grace, and the beauty of a life lived simply but with purpose. Through honest reflections and powerful storytelling, Like American Honey invites readers to find hope, healing, and faith in the everyday.

Perfect for fans of Christian memoirs, country life stories, and anyone who believes in the power of God, grit, and grace.

This book can be bought on Amazon at https://a.co/d/1IUVqsy.

​Like American Honey
Forged in Faith, Standing for the Homeland

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Meet the face
behind the mission

Maddy Grace is a local author and the founder of the Homeland Preserve Foundation, an organization dedicated to honoring and preserving veterans’ stories. Coming from a proud military family, Maddy was raised with a deep respect for service, sacrifice, and the stories that shape our nation’s history. Those values inspired her passion for storytelling and her mission to give back through her writing. Through the Homeland Preserve Foundation, she works to capture and preserve the voices of America’s heroes—ensuring their legacies live on for generations to come.

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