From the White House to the front lines of American need, Senator Elizabeth Dole has dedicated her life to service
A trailblazer in Washington, she broke barriers as the first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of Transportation
making our roads safer and enforcing seatbelt laws that save lives. As Secretary of Labor, she stood up for American workers, fighting for fairness, dignity, and opportunity in the workplace
She then led the American Red Cross, guiding it through times of crisis, cutting bureaucracy, and strengthening disaster relief
In the U.S. Senate, she represented North Carolina with heart, championing veterans, families, and those too often unheard
But her most heartfelt mission began after public office, born not of politics, but of love and lived experience
Inspired by her husband, Bob Dole's recovery and sacrifice, she founded the Elizabeth Dole Foundation
shining a national spotlight on the 5.5 million caregivers who support our wounded warriors
Senator Elizabeth Dole was the first to sound the alarm on this nationwide crisis
She set out to transform America into a country that not only supports those we send to war
but those who forever care for them upon their return. We envision an America where supporting military caregivers is not just the mission of our foundation
It is the mission of our nation. Her service became more than a legacy
It became a living movement, one that will uplift and endure for generations to come
She didn't just make history. She changed the future. For caregivers. For veterans
For America. you