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What is The United States Honor Flag?
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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This American flag was officially named The United States Honor Flag in 2008 and the parent non-profit organization, The Honor Network, was founded.
Custom USHF gloves are worn to handle The United States Honor Flag. These are white gloves with USHF embroidered in blue. The United States Honor Flag is never handled with bare hands or held twice with the same pair of USHF gloves. The USHF gloves are gifted to surviving family members of fallen heroes.
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How to Donate to The United States Honor Flag?
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.
