About Ozarks Honor Flight

by Jamie Dopp, KY3 director of community relations

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Honor Flight

Ozarks Honor Flight started in August 2009 as a grass-roots effort by a small group of local folks wanting to honor our local heroes for their service.  Ozarks Honor Flight is a non-profit organization whose main purpose is to remember and respect America's Veterans for their sacrifices for our freedoms.  Honor Flight flies these American heroes to Washington, D.C. to visit and reflect at their memorials at no cost to the Veteran.  After all, they have give enough.  Ozarks Honor Flight hopes to be able to give every Ozarks Veteran that wants to, the chance to see the memorials built  in their Honor.    Ozarks Honor Flight is an official hub of the National Honor Flight organization.  According to recent statistics, 1000-1500 World War II Veterans are dying each day.  Thus the mission of Ozarks Honor Flight becomes even more important.  

Who is Eligible?

Ozarks Honor Flight recognizes American Veterans for their sacrifices and achievements by flying them to Washington, D.C. to see their memorial at no cost.  Currently, top priority is given to World War II and terminally ill veterans from all wars.

How You Can Help.

Ozarks Honor Flight cannot send these Veterans to see their memorial without your help.  Please send donations to: 

Ozarks Honor Flight c/o KY3, PO Box 3500, Springfield, MO  65808.

For more information visit Ozarks Honor Flight's website at www.ozarkshonorflight.com

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