Patriot Mobile was honored to co-sponsor Celebrate Freedom over Memorial Day weekend, bringing together live worship, patriotic music, and a community grateful for the freedoms we enjoy as Americans.
Hosted in partnership with Real America’s Voice and Real America’s Music, the evening featured powerful performances from Natasha Owens, DPAK, and Celeste Kellogg, along with a nationally broadcast program that united faith, music, and patriotism into a meaningful Memorial Day weekend celebration.
Real America’s Voice personalities Grant Stinchfield, Ben Bergquam, and Beau Davidson hosted the event, engaging both the live audience and viewers across the country. Patriot Mobile CEO Glenn Story and Patriot Mobile Faith Director Pastor David Blease also joined the program on stage, sharing why Patriot Mobile felt so strongly about supporting the event and the importance of bringing Americans together around faith, family, and freedom.
More than anything, the night was about community. Families, friends, and neighbors came together to worship, celebrate freedom, and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Throughout the evening, there was a genuine spirit of gratitude, unity, and appreciation for the nation we call home.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, events like Celebrate Freedom highlight a renewed interest in the values that sustained our nation for generations—faith in God, love of country, personal responsibility, strong families, and vibrant local communities. There is a growing desire to reconnect with those roots and pass them on to the next generation.
Patriot Mobile was honored to help support this special event. Patriot Mobile is grateful to Marty B’s for hosting such a memorable event and to Real America’s Voice for bringing the celebration to millions of homes nationwide. As Americans continue looking for opportunities to reconnect through faith, fellowship, and patriotism, gatherings like Celebrate Freedom serve as a powerful reminder that these values remain alive, relevant, and unifying.
