Patriot Mobile was honored to serve as the title sponsor of the Collin County GOP’s Lincoln Day Fundraiser.
The room was filled with conservative leaders, grassroots champions, families and fellow activists united by a shared commitment to faith, freedom, and the future of our nation. It was a powerful evening reflecting on the victories of the past year and renewing our resolve for the work ahead.
We were especially grateful to hear from CNN political commentator Scott Jennings, who delivered a stirring reminder of what is truly at stake:
“Freedom is sacred because it comes from God, not from government. To defend the West is to defend the right to speak freely to worship freely, to raise our families in peace, and to live by moral conviction rather than mob coercion… we are doing nothing less than fighting for the soul of this nation and the survival of our civilization.”
We also heard from Patriot Mobile CEO Glenn Story, Texas State Representative Angela Paxton, Don Huffines, Chris Salcedo, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, with recording artist Natasha Owens leading the room in a moving rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.
One of the most meaningful moments of the evening was a tribute to the late Charlie Kirk.
Glenn Story shared personal memories from his friendship with Charlie, who was both a friend of Patriot Mobile and a true believer in our mission. Charlie understood that building parallel institutions—values-aligned businesses, media, and communities—was essential to preserving freedom. Glenn spoke about how Charlie would regularly text him Bible verses, offering encouragement and grounding their work in Scripture.
U.S. Congressman Keith Self delivered a moving tribute that captured both the loss and the responsibility felt across the room:
“Though he’s gone, tragically murdered at age 31, his legacy endures in every young conservative he inspired, every campus he reached. He fought the good fight, finished the race, and kept the faith. I have no doubt that he heard as he came into the presence of the Lord, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant.’ Now it is incumbent on each of us to carry on the legacy that Charlie left by picking up his mantle—every one of us.”
It was a sobering reminder that the torch has been passed and that each of us has a role to play in continuing Charlie’s work.
Thank you, Collin County GOP, for allowing us to be a part of the evening. At Patriot Mobile, we remain steadfast in our mission to glorify God always, defend our God-given rights, and stand boldly for faith, family, and freedom.
