2024 Field Of Honor®
Memorial Day Weekend
May 24 – 27, 2024
All proceeds to benefit organizations that serve veterans and first responders and Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Projects
Purchase a Medallion for Your Hero
Medallions are $50 each
Fourth Annual Field Of Honor® American Flag Display 2024
Memorial Day Weekend, May 24 – 27, 2024
Spring Canyon Park
2626 West Horsetooth Road
Fort Collins, CO
500 flags flying in formation pay tribute to heroes—veterans, active military, first responders, community leaders and personal heroes—and provide a place for individuals to pause, reflect and remember their heroes.
A medallion honoring a hero–veteran, active military, first responders, community leaders and personal heroes–will be attached to each flag flying at the Field Of Honor. The back of each medallion lists the honoree, a brief acknowledgement by the donor and the donor’s name.
By clicking the above link you are purchasing a medallion for $50 per medallion which you can pick up at the event. Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary is retaining the flags for future events.
Be a Field Of Honor® Community Supporter
Thank you for your interest in becoming a Community Supporter of the Field Of Honor.
Funds raised from the sale of medallions and Community Supporters will go toward supporting non-profits that serve veterans and first responders as well as toward community and international service projects undertaken by the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Club. Last year Community Supporters and medallion sales funded more than $20,000 in grants to non-profits that provide services to veterans and first responders
Field Of Honor Activities
Civil War Living History Camp
The public is invited to check out a Civil War Living History Camp featuring the C. CO. 6th U.S. Infantry Regiment near the Field Of Honor. This Civil War Living History Camp will bring the past to life, with knowledgeable Civil War historians demonstrating the tools, tactics and the day-to-day life of Civil War soldiers.
“The Civil War was filled with heroes—the known and the unknown,” states Jared Maddox, one of the Civil War re-enactors. “Only a small fraction of any soldier’s time was spent in front line combat. Instead, the vast majority of his existence revolved around the routines of camp life, which presented its own set of struggles and hardships. The public will get a firsthand look at a soldier’s daily life during this re-enactment.”
My Hero Essays
Another new addition to the Field Of Honor will be “My Hero” essays written by third and fourth grade students in Poudre School District. Essays winning first, second, and third place will be highlighted, with all essays in binders for the public to read.
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