Taking Our War Heroes to See Their WWII Memorial

Heroes

World War I. Korea. Vietnam. These 20th Century wars have had memorials in our nation's capital for years. But for some reason World War II was left out. That war didn't have its memorial until 2004.

Time is of the Essence

We call them the Greatest Generation — the veterans of World War II. Their memorial is now complete, but with over one thousand World War II veterans dying each day, our time to express our thanks to these brave men and women is running out. Many will leave us without having had the chance to visit their place of honor.

Honor Flight

Ozarks Honor Flight has one goal: to transport our veterans to Washington, D.C. so they can visit those memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices.

Your Role

Your donation will help transport veterans to visit their memorials. Our top priority is our most senior heroes. World War II veterans waited patiently for over 60 years for a memorial that recognizes their service and accomplishments. The World War II Memorial also recognizes the ultimate sacrifices of their friends who never made it home. They all deserve this one last opportunity to visit America's "Thank You."