The Charles E Pope, Sr. Foundation's core mission is rooted in freedom, community education, and devotion. We are dedicated to protecting our history in Quindaro, Kansas, by actively working to form a tribe, addressing paper genocide, and engaging with the UN and other international entities.

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Furthermore, we honor and protect our veterans and support local youth through educational scholarships to HBCUs, job placement, sports programs, historical education, and international volunteer travel opportunities. Our devotion to this area also encompasses collaborating with local churches through prayer and providing direct assistance for the immediate needs of our community during crises and unforeseen disasters.

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The foundation also focuses on our family history, ranging from the Revolutionary war to every war fought up to the present day. We share family stories, explore veteran recollections from historical letters, and celebrate stories of hope, love, and triumph.

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We conduct podcast shows with guest appearances and discussions supporting the preservation of valuable family heirlooms, documents, and pictures. We also provide information about vital resources, mental health support, and navigating challenges of post-war adjustments.

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Our goal is to create a space where veterans, friends, and family members can find support by sharing our history, protecting our legacy, and ensuring that future generations never forget the sacrifices made by our families through the centuries.

We have also thanked veterans for their service, through various ceremonies for veterans who serve as civil servants, in the police department, fire department, sheriff's department. We partnered with the Salvation Army of Kansas City, Kansas. The Daughters of the American Revolutionary War received an award, from the armed forces, for partnering with our foundation for acknowledging veterans on the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war hosted in Quindaro, Kansas in November 2023