VFW Post 7507 in Fountain Hills continues support for Honor Fight Arizona
Post donates $5,000
Posted 8/12/24
VFW Post recently donated another $5,000 to Honor Flight Arizona to fly Arizona veterans to the nation’s Capitol and to visit the various memorials and monuments dedicated to veterans of all …
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VFW Post 7507 in Fountain Hills continues support for Honor Fight Arizona
Post donates $5,000
Photo courtesy of VFW Post 7507
VFW Post 7507 in Fountain Hills recently donated $5,000 to Honor Flight Arizona. Pictured from left is Matt Hartman, Honor Flight board member and VFW Post 7507’s service officer and Sandy Borken, VFW Post 7507’s senior vice commander.
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VFW Post recently donated another $5,000 to Honor Flight Arizona to fly Arizona veterans to the nation’s Capitol and to visit the various memorials and monuments dedicated to veterans of all wars.
Honor Flight Arizona’s mission is to take WWII, Cold War, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans who served in the U.S. armed forces to see their memorials in Washington, D.C., at no cost to the veteran.
Honor Flight receives no government funding and relies solely upon public donations from individuals, fraternal organizations foundations such as the VFW, DAR, Elks, etc., and corporations to fund these flights.
Additional information about Honor Flight can be found at honorflightaz.org.
