Honoring unparalleled strength on Gold Star Mother’s and Family Day - Celebrate their resilience & take a moment to remember our fallen heroes.
Get ready to pay tribute and show your respect on Gold Star Mother’s and Family Day, an observance that takes place on the last Sunday in September. This solemn yet important day was first officially recognized in 1936, originating from the tradition of families hanging a gold star flag in their window during World War I to indicate they had lost a child in service. Over the years, this observance has evolved into a day to honor not only the mothers but also the families of fallen soldiers. It's a day to acknowledge their resilience and to remember our brave heroes. So let's come together to show our support for these remarkable individuals on a day dedicated to their unyielding strength.
Many cities host events to honor Gold Star families. Make an effort to attend these ceremonies or vigils, your presence alone can show your solidarity and provide comfort to those grieving.
Take the time to write a heartfelt note to a Gold Star Family. Expressing your gratitude for their loved one's service and acknowledging their loss can be a source of comfort.
There are a number of nonprofit organizations dedicated to supporting Gold Star Families. Making a donation not only provides financial aid but sends a message that these families are not forgotten.
Often, communities will organize memorial runs or walks to honor the fallen and their families. Participating can be a poignant way to pay respect and raise awareness.
As a symbol of remembrance, light a candle in your window or home. This simple act serves as a reflection of your support and remembrance for these heroes and their families.
Gold Star Mother’s and Family Day is a day dedicated to our fallen soldiers, who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. It's a day to honor, remember and pay tribute to the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to protect us.
This day is not just about recognizing the sacrifices of soldiers, but also about acknowledging the resilience and strength of their families. By participating in various activities on this day, we can show our solidarity and provide comfort to the Gold Star Families who have suffered a tremendous loss.
On Gold Star Mother’s and Family Day, communities come together to honor, reflect and unite in support of these remarkable individuals. Through events like memorial runs or walks, we're able to raise awareness, show our respect, and ensure that these heroes and their families are never forgotten.