Former Surgen General Vivek Murthy described loneliness and social disconnection as one of the greatest public health challenges of our time. Emerging research from within the Ranger community is expanding upon this theory. Ranger David White, a doctoral student at Case Western Reserve University and a Tillman Scholar, is asking a remarkably important question.

Recently, we had the privilege of bringing together an extraordinary group of Rangers representing multiple generations, backgrounds, and experiences for a strategic roundtable discussion that will help guide Ranger Legacy Foundation decisions..

Working committees allow the Foundation to harness the experience, skills, and perspectives of our community. They ensure that no single voice carries the entire burden, but instead, collective wisdom guides the way. Committees also provide opportunities for engagement, inviting members of the Ranger community, family members, and supporters to play an active role in shaping the legacy we preserve.

On March 20, 2025, a diverse group representing the Army Ranger community gathered at the University of North Georgia to discuss the growing movement to share the heart and soul of what it truly means to be a Ranger.