Are you new to FLAGS Across The Nation?
We’ve been around since 9/11. And that is when Tiffiny Lilley joined as a volunteer… She’s our web designer. Tiffiny and her team have donated their time and services to FLAGS for the past 8 years. We thank them, thank them, thank them. All of us at FLAGS (all volunteers) love our new site!

FLAGS salutes Tiffiny Lilley, at My Studio Space, for making a patriotic difference. She has once again redesigned our web site to reflect a more contemporary feel. Our new site is more colorful and offers new features for interaction. Join us, share your comments and download our coloring pages.

Let’s make 2009 a year where even more people come together to show their love for the USA and support for our troops. Make history with us at FLAGS Across The Nation.

Haming it Up after a Mission – Everyone here says hi to Flags Across The Nation. Major Joseph M. Pagnotta reached out to Flags Across The Nation to ask for support. We immediately sent children’s patriotic art, letters and an American Flag.

Little Max, writing a letter to our wounded warriors.
Matthews, NC

Children created hand-prints in a Flags Across The Nation patriotic event in the Town of Matthews, NC. On June 16, children made hand messages for our wounded warriors. The children placed the messages in our Operation SnailMail postal box. The messages will be sent to our wounded warriors who are being cared for in an American military hospital in Germany. Over 60 hand-print messages were created by children. Included in the grouping is a hand-print created by the Town of Matthews’s Mayor R. Lee Myers.

From North Carolina, across the Nation to Ewa Beach, Hawaii; 5 children show off their patriotic art. Flags Across The nation teamed up with Haseko to create a program for Keoneula Elementary School. Students created 400 patriotic pieces of art to send overseas to troops deployed in Iraq.

GySgt Fontenot, Benny S. (location in Iraq) in front of letters and posters, sent by Flags Across The Nation.