The Waterloo Field of Honor® Flag Display is one of the times when organizations, location and cause align perfectly.   Colonial Flag Foundation, Waterloo’s Exchange Club and Cedar Valley Honor Flight join together to honor those who died in defense of our nation. 

The Rotary Club of Jurupa Valley will post hundreds of United States flags at Veterans Memorial Park presenting northwestern Riverside County’s 4th Annual Field of Honor® display of the Stars & Stripes.

What the "Wheel of Honor" is: Since 1965, Wilmington's Rotary Wheel Garden has been the world's largest Rotary symbol. The gear wheel represents the world-wide Rotary International movement, which encourages “Service Above Self.”

Recognizing heroes is a Greenville tradition that goes back to the city’s naming in 1786. General Nathaniel Greene emerged from the American Revolution as the hero of the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia, and when he died in 1786, Greenville was named in his honor. In years, decades and centuries since countless heroes have created and shape the city, state and nation.

Members of the U.S. military stand daily formations at home and overseas in ceremonies honoring their units, their organizations and the nation. The U.S. Army Airborne and Special Operations Museum annually posts United States flags in a formation on its Parade Grounds to honor the men and women of our Armed Forces who honor the Stars & Stripes through their service.

It just wouldn’t be Memorial Day in Cohasset without the display of flags posted by the Sons of the American Legion on the grassy lawn between Summer Street and Border Street.  With the George H. Mealy Post 188 building as a backdrop, this site presents a visual representation of veterans and military who give Memorial Day its meaning.

Featuring a calendar full of events, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage draws visitors throughout the year.  In what has become an annual highlight, the Exchange Club of Donalson-Hermitage and the Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage – Presidential Site post a thousand U.S. flags on Victory Field bringing the 5th Annual Hermitage Field of Honor® display to the Nashville area.

Hundreds of United States flags will fly on the lawns of Wayne Community College in A Tribute to Service Above Self, as Goldsboro
Rotarians bring their inaugural Field of Honor® flag display to the heart of eastern North Carolina. 

The Arlington Memorial Gardens provides a beautiful physical setting each year for Cincinnati’s annual Field of Honor® display,

The Westerville Community Center always provides facilities for classes, meetings and activities benefiting area residents. However, each May the Westerville Sunrise Rotary Club adds an inspiring activity that unites the community by paying tribute to heroes who so often may be taken for granted.

The San Juan Rotary Club will transform the playing field of Farmington’s Boys and Girls Club into a panorama of red, white and blue for 4 days in may as they bring their 9th Annual Healing® display of the Stars & Stripes to the Colorado Plateau.

This inspiring and memorable display will draw together residents of Burlington County to honor the heroes who have touched our lives and served our community and our nation.

Firefighters, Police and Emergency Medical Service providers protect and care for area residents in times of emergency, and each 24th of May designated as First Responders Appreciation Day presents the perfect opportunity to remember and honor the service and sacrifice we receive every day these heroes that live among us.

In what has become an annual highlight, the Exchange Club of Donalson-Hermitage and the Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage – Presidential Site post a thousand U.S. flags on Victory Field bringing the 5th Annual Hermitage Field of Honor® display to the Nashville area. 

Appropriately described not only as a local tradition, but as “Murfreesboro’s iconic Memorial Day salute,” the Boro’s 12th Annual Healing Field® flag display transforms a grassy field along West Thompson Lane into a sea of red, white and blue.

Scheduled for the two weeks leading up to Flag Day, the event honors heroes, who by their acts have honored Old Glory. 

In what has become an annual highlight, the Exchange Club of Donalson-Hermitage and the Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage – Presidential Site post a thousand U.S. flags on Victory Field bringing the 5th Annual Hermitage Field of Honor® display to the Nashville area. 

Firefighters, Police and Emergency Medical Service providers protect and care for area residents in times of emergency, and each 24th of May designated as First Responders Appreciation Day presents the perfect opportunity to remember and honor the service and sacrifice we receive every day these heroes that live among us.

Statistics don’t begin to tell the story of anguish and despair. The numbers of helpless children suffering neglect and abuse are hard to measure and even harder to comprehend. Harder still, preventing abuse and providing physical and emotional support for its victims.

Over 200 United States flags will fly over the lawns of Rochester’s Mercy Center as the Sisters of Mercy host their 6th Annual Field of Honor® in tribute to veterans, active duty members and first responders.

Bentonville’s Tourism Bureau describes the city succinctly, “There is a place that is unquestionably unique but also strangely familiar.”…