Throughout our nation’s history, the American flag has stood as a powerful symbol of freedom, sacrifice, unity, and hope. In this series, we invite respected military leaders to share their personal thoughts through four simple questions: We begin with powerful words from two historic American voices, followed by the thoughtful reflections of today’s military leaders.…

Guardians of Old Glory Holds Flag Retirement Ceremony in Savannah, Georgia This past weekend, Guardians of Old Glory partnered with local Scouts and community members to conduct a dignified flag retirement ceremony in Savannah. During the event, worn and tattered American flags were properly retired according to the U.S. Flag Code, with care and respect…

When Leaders Who Serve Take Notice There are moments along this journey with Guardians of Old Glory that stop you in your tracks, and this was one of them. I recently had the privilege of spending time on a video call with Frank Siller, Chairman and CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Just having…

🌕 Mission Overview In 2028, during the historic Artemis IV mission, Guardians of Old Glory aims to proudly support America’s return to the Moon by donating a new United States flag to be carried by the astronauts. This flag will symbolize: Our goal is to have this flag accompany astronauts as they establish humanity’s next…

Last night, Guardians of Old Glory was honored to be featured on ABC7’s “ABC7 Salutes“, a segment that recognizes individuals and organizations making a positive impact in their communities. This recognition shines a spotlight on our mission: restoring pride in our neighborhoods by replacing worn American flags at no cost to homeowners, while placing service,…

On January 12, Guardians of Old Glory reached a milestone that will forever be part of our story, our very first official flag ceremony. What began just months ago as a simple idea became a powerful, living moment of service, tradition, and community pride. That evening, Alhambra, California Boy Scout Troop 139 gathered not just…