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Charity Golf Tournament

Sponsored by

Mutual Builders

Mr. Millard Stallings & Mr. Robbie Parker

Thursday May 24, 2012
Country Club of Johnston County
694 Country Club Rd.
Smithfield, NC 27577-8392

http://www.ccjohnstoncounty.com/

 

CLICK HERE to Download a copy of the Flyer


2012 Carry the Flame Schedule


Interview - King Cavalier II

By Wind-Feather Productions
 

CLICK HERE to VIEW the INTERVIEW

Sample interview clip for work-in-progress documentary about Navajo-Hopi Veterans. King Cavalier, II of Carry the Flame Organization, discusses his association with the Navajo-Hopi Honor Riders (NHHR). This annual motorcycle event is held in May on the Navajo Nation, and began in 2003, in honor of Lori Piestewa, the first Native American woman KIA in Iraq.
 
Financial contributions for film completion can be made payable to the Navajo-Hopi Honor Riders (NHHR) and are tax deductible to extent permitted by law. Please contact Larry or Shelly Begay at
Navajo Hopi Honor Riders for more information.


Letter of Appreciation from:

The National Military Family Association

Operation Purple Camps


"2010 Channel 4 Interview....Remembering The Fallen"

PART 1               PART 2


Mission Statement

Carry the Flame Across America provides financial and educational support for military families and the children of American Armed Forces personnel both veteran and active duty that may be or have been affected by deployment, disability or loss while serving on our orders.  Carry the Flame has no political agenda or affiliation.

 


 


History

  •  Carry the Flame began in 2002 when King Cavalier II took the first ceremonial torch, borrowed from the Special Olympics to the Rolling Thunder Candlelight Vigil on Memorial weekend in Washington, DC. The Flame was lit and carried by representatives of the American Gold Star Mothers, American Gold Star Wives, and the Blue Star Mothers of America and continues to this day.

 

  •  The first Carry the Flame cross country tour took place in 2003 when riders leaving from California carried the ceremonial torch to the Navajo/ Hopi reservation home of Lori Piestewa. It was lit in honor of the Lady Warrior; the first active duty female soldier lost in combat; the first American Native woman lost in service to the United States of America; and the first active duty female soldier lost in captivity as Prisoner of War.

 

  •  Now known as Carry the Flame Across America, in 2009 the tour was joined by Marine SSGT Tim Chambers who honored the fallen from Iraq, Afghanistan and the War on Terror at salute alongside the Carry the Flame Across America Torch Detail and representatives of the Blue Star Mothers of America, Tulsa Chapter at 15 stops including the final ceremony at the World War II Memorial.
     


Organization Profile

Carry The Flame, Inc. is a 501.c.(3), tax deductible, not-for-profit corporation that is dedicated to the honor and memory of Veterans; those currently serving in the armed forces of the United States of America and their families.

Why is financial and educational support for military families and the children of American Armed Forces personnel needed?

  •  Over 1,000,000 kids have now been affected by the deployment, disability or loss of one or both parents serving on our orders in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2003.

 

  •  When someone puts on an American military uniform, the entire family becomes involved. We recognize that military service involves the entire extended family of the person wearing the uniform. Children in military families are uniquely affected by the frequent deployments, periodic relocations, other aspects of military service, critical injury of a family member, the accelerating divorce rate, or especially by the death of a family member. Everyone understands that when a member of the U. S. military dies, the entire military family grieves and that juvenile family members grieve in unique ways that should receive special attention. Timely assistance may make all the difference in the young person.

 

  •  As it is, children are already grappling with emotional pain and hardships at very early ages.  Thousands of children today face complex life issues that often stem from fractured, dysfunctional family structures and a fast-moving, technological society. Unresolved problems or disorders can impede a child's development or trigger emotional states that cause trauma for the child, the parents, and the family.  The effects may be long lasting.  

Sponsored Projects

 

You can support Carry the Flame, Inc. projects of the following ways:

  •  A Direct Contribution
  •  In-kind Contributions
  •  As a Volunteer

Direct Contribution is the simplest method of supporting Carry The Flame. Inc. projects.

It is with a  tax-deductible contribution.

The preferred method for direct contributions is to send your personal check to the following address:

Carry the Flame
Judy Meyer -Treasurer
P.O. Box  52335
Tulsa, OK 74152

 

NOTE - Please indicate in the remarks portion of your check whether your contribution supports:

  •  AGSM National Monument
  •  Children's Course Scholarships
  •  CTF Mission

 


Contact Information

Postal address:

Carry the Flame
PO Box 52335
Tulsa, OK 74152

 
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