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Honor and Remember is a National 501(c)3 Honoring the Sacrifice of our Military Fallen
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Presented by

Honor and Remember is a National 501(c)3 Honoring the Sacrifice of our Military Fallen
EIN:41-2277283

For 250 Years, Freedom Has Been Forged Through 250 Years of Sacrifice. Join Americans Nationwide as We Honor Their Legacy and Unite the Nation in Remembrance.

As America begins to celebrate Our 250th Birthday

Show your support For our Fallen and H.r. 1363 the honor and remember flag recognition Act

Our Goal: 1.4 Million Signatures For Our Fallen

One Signature for Each of the Lives Lost in Service to our Nation

250 Years of Freedom. 250 Years of Sacrifice.

Join us and thousands of other American Patriots as we make the solemn vow to Always Remember.

The Declaration of Remembrance When in the course of two and a half centuries of American independence, it becomes necessary for us to reaffirm our commitment to the ideals of freedom and sacrifice that built this nation, we stand on the shoulders of those who came before us, ever mindful that what we do today will leave a lasting impact on those who follow. On this 250th anniversary of the United States, we unite in purpose to honor the legacy of bravery and selflessness that has safeguarded our liberty. We affirm: Freedom is not free; it is secured by the valor of those willing to defend it at all costs. Our fallen heroes' sacrifice and their families' enduring sacrifice must be honored and remembered in every generation. As beneficiaries of their sacrifice, we have a solemn duty to give back to the communities we serve and support the families they left behind. As corporate citizens and community leaders, we are honored and humbled to stand with the families of the fallen and all who have borne the cost of our freedom. We remain a reflection of the American spirit – genuine, humble, proud, and hard-working – in our dedication to those who defend our freedom. We are committed to doing our part to ensure the legacy of our fallen heroes is never forgotten. In this spirit, we proudly support the Honor and Remember campaign and its vital mission to publicly honor and remember every American fallen service member and recognize the enduring sacrifice of every family. Under the standard of the Honor and Remember Flag – a visible public reminder to all Americans of the lives given to preserve freedom, and a national symbol of appreciation recognizing the sacrifice of generations of fallen hero families – we pledge to carry its message of gratitude and patriotism far and wide. Now, therefore, as our nation commemorates its 250th anniversary, we pledge with unwavering resolve to honor and remember forever. We remain true to our beliefs and uncompromising in our values, determined to uphold this tradition of remembrance with honesty and integrity for generations to come.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Declaration of Remembrance?

The Declaration of Remembrance is a national call for unity that invites Americans to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. It is a public commitment to remembrance as we approach America’s 250th anniversary.

Who is behind the Declaration?

The Declaration of Remembrance is presented by Honor and Remember, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to ensuring every fallen service member is remembered by name.

Is this a government petition?

No. The Declaration is not a government petition and does not collect official votes. It is a nonprofit-led remembrance initiative designed to build national awareness and unity.

Why is this important during America250?

America250 marks 250 Years of Freedom and 250 Years of Sacrifice. The Declaration ensures that the story of our nation includes the men and women whose lives made that freedom possible.

What happens when I sign?

Your signature becomes part of a national digital record of remembrance. You’re joining millions of Americans who believe in honoring fallen heroes and supporting the families who carry that sacrifice forward.

Does signing cost anything?

No. Signing the Declaration is completely free. But you can sponsor the Declaration of Remembrance or make a donation after you sign you name.

What does Honor and Remember do with my information?

Your information is used solely to record your signature and to keep you informed about the mission. Full privacy practices are available in our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy located at the bottom of the page.

What is H.R. 1363?

H.R. 1363 is bipartisan legislation that would designate the Honor and Remember Flag as a permanent national symbol to honor fallen service members.

Can my school, business, or community group participate?

Absolutely. Any group may sign the Declaration together or host a local signing event. Visit our Sponsor Page for additional opportunities or event support.

Can I donate to support the mission?

Yes. Honor and Remember is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations directly support remembrance initiatives, Gold Star family outreach, and national awareness efforts.

How do I share the Declaration with others?

After signing, you’ll receive options. Spreading the word helps unite the nation around a shared commitment to remembrance.

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