ARLINGTON, TX – Tomorrow, Thursday, August 14th, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders will take center stage on Celebrity Family Feud to compete in support of the National Medal of Honor Museum.  

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders team, which will face off against the Harlem Globetrotters, will include DCC Director Kelli Finglass, DCC Head Choreographer Judy Trammel, and cheerleaders Camille Sturdivant, McKenna Gehrke, and Madeline Salter. 

The partnership between the Dallas Cowboys organization and the National Medal of Honor Museum is close in distance and deep in meaning. With the Museum just a short walk from the Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the two organizations have built a meaningful partnership based on honoring those who have served and shared excellence. 

“As always, we are so grateful to the Cowboys organization, especially the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, for their unwavering support of the Museum,” said Chris Cassidy, CEO of the National Medal of Honor Museum. “Their commitment both on and off the field reflects the same values we strive to share throughout the Museum, teamwork, perseverance, and dedication to a cause greater than oneself. We can’t wait to see the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders on Celebrity Family Feud, and this time it will be us cheering for them.” 

You can tune in to cheer on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders live on ABC at 8 pm ET/7 pm CT or stream it on Hulu or Disney+. 

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About the National Medal of Honor Museum, Monument and Griffin Institute   

The National Medal of Honor Museum, Monument and Griffin Institute is inspiring individuals by honoring and preserving the history of the highest military decoration awarded for valor in combat.   

The Museum, which opened on March 25, 2025, serves as a national landmark located in America’s heartland in Arlington, Texas, and provides an unrivaled, interactive visitor experience that commemorates the historical thread of sacrifice, patriotism, and courage that connects members of the United States military service past and present. It is the Museum’s mission to tell the stories of Medal of Honor recipients in a dynamic and interactive setting that will inspire visitors to recognize the potential for the extraordinary that resides in us all.    

Through dynamic and far-reaching curriculum and programming, the National Medal of Honor Griffin Institute is bringing to life the core values inherent to the Medal of Honor in classrooms, boardrooms, and communities around the country.   

In 2021, The National Medal of Honor Monument Act was signed into law, paving the way for the monument’s placement in Washington, D.C. Soon, Americans and visitors of every nation will have the opportunity to reflect on the values represented by those whose selfless and courageous actions have served to safeguard freedom and democracy the world over.   

For more information please visit the National Medal of Honor Museum website or follow us on Facebook, X, and Instagram.