The United States Honor Flag™ is an American flag that travels the country honoring America’s fallen heroes.
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In a world where stories of heroism often fade into the background noise of daily life, the United States Honor Flag emerges as a powerful testament to the valor and sacrifice of America’s fallen heroes. Every hero has a story worth telling, and this remarkable flag serves as a traveling tribute to these stories, crisscrossing the nation to honor, educate, and inspire.
The United States Honor Flag’s origin began shortly after the September 11th, 2001 attacks. An American flag and a Texas flag were gifted to Chris Heisler from the Texas House of Representatives as a thank you for taking Texas first responders to Ground Zero.
The flags traveled with Chris as he led the largest convoy of first responders in United States history to Ground Zero. This American flag memorialized the fallen heroes of 9/11 and this began an unwavering commitment to ensure America’s heroes are never forgotten.
Heisler took this American flag with him as he served in the U.S. Army in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Texas National Guard.
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To donate to the United States Honor Flag, which honors the fallen heroes of 9/11 and continues to recognize America's first responders, you can use the PayPal button provided on the right. The flag has a rich history, beginning just after the September 11th attacks, when Chris Heisler received it as a token of gratitude for leading the largest convoy of first responders to Ground Zero. Heisler carried this flag throughout his service in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Texas National Guard, reinforcing a lifelong commitment to ensuring that America's heroes are never forgotten.
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"Your help during these events was greatly appreciated. Having the Honor Flag present for Officer Grewal’s funeral service was a tremendous help and made this difficult time more bearable for both the Galt Police Department and the Grewl Family."
"On behalf of the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, and the men and women of the Connecticut State Police, I would like to thank you for your generosity after the loss of Trooper First Class Walter Greene. We cannot thank you enough for traveling to Connecticut to present the U.S. Honor Flag to TFC Green’s family."
"We met Cindy & Chris at our first Grand Design National Rally in 2019. After meeting them, watching their presentation and learning more about their dedication to the mission they are on to Honor, Educate and Inspire we immediately fell in love with everything they stand for and wanted to help support in anyway we possibly could ."
At its core, the United States Honor Flag carries a mission that transcends fabric and design.
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The Honor Network’s utilization of the United States Honor Flag goes beyond mere remembrance.
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The United States Honor Flag inspires individuals to reflect on their own roles as citizens.
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The Grand Design Impact Team strives to Impact our communities through Service to Others, Honoring Heroes, and Providing Inspiration to All.
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