Daniel Island, SC 2020 – Field of Honor®
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June 28 – July 11, 2020
Field of Honor® located in the lawn across from 130 River Landing Drive, Daniel Island, SC 29492
The Exchange Club of Daniel Island will transform a lawn by River Landing Drive to a sea of red, white and blue as members join with volunteers in posting over 650 United States Flags to honor those who through the actions have added honor to the Stars & Stripes.
The Exchange Club of Daniel Island hosts the 5th annual event to honor heroes who have earned our gratitude. Flags are sponsored to pay tribute to individuals, and sponsors receive the flags to present to their heroes, fly at home to recognize them or keep a treasured memento of the event. For $25 per flag you can honor individuals who have become heroes in your life.
Those who have experienced a Field of Honor® display know to expect a touching scene of flags flying to celebrate our heroes. Those who are first time visitors will find that the display must be experienced to be fully appreciated. There is no charge to visit the Field of Honor® display. Please come and bring your family & friends.
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In The News
The Daniel Island Exchange Club placed 650 flags on River Landing Drive for a Field of Honor dedicated to honoring hometown heros.
Charleston Post Courier
The Daniel Island Exchange Club placed 650 flags on River Landing Drive for a Field of Honor dedicated to honoring hometown heros.
Flags taken from Field of Honor display at Smythe Park
The Daniel Island News
Daniel Island’s Field of Honor isn’t getting the honor it deserves. According to the Daniel Island Exchange Club, the organization sponsoring the patriotic exhibition of more than 600 American flags, a dozen flags from the program’s Smythe Park display have been stolen.
DI Exchange Club’s ‘Field of Honor’ starts Sunday along River Landing Drive
The Daniel Island News
If flags told stories, what stories would they tell? Surely, they’d be of heroes all – tales of country, bravery, patriotism, and honor. On Daniel Island again this year, more than 500 American flags will be flying along River Landing Drive, each symbolic of personal stories. The flag display, now in its second year, will be held June 25 to July 8, as part of the “Field of Honor” event sponsored by the Daniel Island Exchange Club (DIXC).
2nd Annual Daniel Island Field of Honor
DanielIsland.com
For two weeks beginning on June 25th, the Exchange Club of Daniel Island will proudly host their 2nd Annual Daniel Island Field of Honor® display of U.S. flags. The Stars and Stripes will stand posted in a memorable panorama of red, white and blue on the grassy lawns of River Landing Park Drive. 500 hundred full sized flags will fly on seven and a half foot flagpoles to honor military, veterans, first responders and other personal and home town heroes.
Celebrate July 3rd & 4th On Daniel Island
The Daniel Island News
Celebrate our country, our freedom, and our nation’s birthday by making Daniel Island the most patriotic town in America. The Daniel Island POA, along with the Exchange Club of Daniel Island, the Rotary Club of Daniel Island and our residents, will turn our beautiful town into a sea of RED, WHITE and BLUE in the coming weeks.
DI ‘Field Of Honor’ Returns This Independence Day!
Daniel Island News
The star spangled spectacle known as the Daniel Island “Field of Honor” is set to take place June 25 – July 8, 2017. This moving patriotic display of hundreds of American flags is hosted by the Daniel Island Exchange Club in conjunction with the Daniel Island Property Owners Association.
Benefiting Charities:
Veterans Matter
Palmetto Warrior Connection
One80 Place
Fisher House Charleston
Hosted By:
Exchange Club of Daniel Island
Local Organizing Committee:
Project Chair/PR Chair: James H. Herzog, Jr.
Project Co-Chair: Wayne Fanning
Field Coordinator Chair: William McArdle
Fundraising Treasurer Chair: Susan Verner
