The sixth annual Patriot Awards, an event honoring America’s unsung heroes, is set to take place on Thursday, Dec. 5, at Long Island's Tilles Center for Performing Arts in Brookville. Hosted by FOX News Channel’s Sean Hannity, a Long Island native, the event will recognize military veterans, first responders and other inspirational figures whose contributions often go unnoticed.
The Long Island Press reports the ceremony, presented by FOX Nation, will stream live at 8 p.m. ET, with an encore presentation airing on FOX News Channel on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 10 p.m. ET.
Brian Kilmeade, a presenter at the event and a co-host of “FOX & Friends,” emphasized the significance of the awards.
“This event is about celebrating the people who don’t always get the spotlight but who do extraordinary things every day,” Kilmeade said. “It’s a red, white and blue event that perfectly aligns with what we stand for as a network and as a community.”
The awards will feature appearances by numerous FOX News Media personalities, including Will Cain, Harris Faulkner, Laura Ingraham and Dana Perino, among others. Leading up to the event, shows like “The Five and FOX & Friends” will broadcast live from the Tilles Center, offering fans a chance to engage with their favorite hosts through meet-and-greets.
“FOX Nation does an incredible job curating this event,” Kilmeade said. “They bring together stories from across the country, often highlighting people you may not have heard about but whose actions make a real difference.”
Kilmeade noted that the awards resonate deeply with FOX’s audience, who value stories of hard work, sacrifice and community.
The awards ceremony is made possible by partnerships with organizations like Tunnel to Towers, Patriot Mobile and Golden Corral, further underscoring its mission to uplift those who dedicate their lives to service.
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