Help restore patriotism and a spirit of selfless service this year by inviting families to participate in Family Honor Day. Simply download an Honor Week children’s activity packet and teach the next generation to love America as much as you do. Get your child’s school, Sunday school class or even soccer team together for a fun filled reminder of the important role our first responders and veterans play in our nation.  

The best way to honor the fallen is to serve those who are 
still with us. On Encouragement Tuesday, you’re invited to join thousands of Nashvillians in writing notes of encouragement to military and first responder families in our community. These notes will be distributed to REBOOT combat trauma and first responder healing course participants to let them know they aren’t forgotten or alone. You may not know their names, but you can offer hope and show them you care with just a few supportive words. Get your whole company, church, or neighborhood involved!

The Honor Week Luncheon brings corporate and community leaders together to honor remarkable moments of bravery and sacrifice in our community. We’ll hear from our keynote speaker, Doug Englen and will award the third annual “Extraordinary Service Award” to an individual who has demonstrated courage and selflessness in the face of trials. Guests will be invited to donate to provide trauma healing for combat veterans and first responders.

Location:

Rocketown

601 4th Ave S. Nashville

Time:

Doors Open at 10:30 AM
Lunch at 11:00 AM