Laura Bush and George W. Bush Receive National Award for Their Contributions

In 2018, Laura Bush and former President George W. Bush were honored with the National Constitution Center Liberty Medal, recognizing their significant contributions to the welfare of U.S. military veterans since their departure from the White House. The Liberty Medal is awarded annually to individuals or organizations that demonstrate a commitment to the ideals of democracy and the Constitution. The Bushes have been actively involved in various initiatives aimed at supporting veterans, including mental health programs, job training, and advocacy for improved healthcare services. Their dedication to this cause reflects their ongoing commitment to public service and the well-being of those who have served in the armed forces. The award ceremony highlighted their efforts and the importance of supporting veterans as they transition back to civilian life. This recognition not only honors their past service but also emphasizes the ongoing need for community support and resources for veterans across the nation.