Some Gave All. None Should Be Forgotten.
In Evington, Virginia, we're raising the second tallest flag pole the United States — a 60x100 foot flag on a 250-foot pole — as a permanent tribute to every Military Service Member, First Responder, and Christian Missionary who gave their life so others could live theirs.
Honoring Those Who Gave Everything
Three flags. Three communities. Honoring Soldiers, First Responders, and Christian Missionaries who gave their lives so others could live theirs.
Fallen Soldiers
First Responders
Christian Missionairies
The weight of Sacrifice
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![American flag waving against a blue sky.]()
250 ft Flagpole height
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![Military camouflage helmets with mounting straps, placed on a metallic surface in a dimly lit environment.]()
60 × 100 ft Flag dimensions
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![Firefighters walking outdoors, with one carrying a fire extinguisher, all wearing protective gear and helmets.]()
150 lbs Weight of each flag
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![Close-up of an American flag draped on a surface, showcasing the stars and stripes in red, white, and blue colors.]()
100,000+ lbs Weight of the steel pole
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![A military attack helicopter flying low over a grassy landscape with trees and hills in the background.]()
100+ People needed to install
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![American flag flying on a flagpole against a cloudy sky.]()
Flagpole Base is 7 feet in diameter.
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![Six fighter jets flying in formation against a cloudy sky.]()
The steel walls are ¾ of an inch thick.
Honoring Those Who Gave the Ultimate sacrifice
You Can Help
Every dollar goes directly toward Honoring those who gave the Ultimate Sacrifice.
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Every purchase supports the mission and keeps their memory visible.
Your recurring gift keeps this mission moving every single month.
Ultimate Sacrifice Flag Foundation | Virginia Military Memorial
They didn't forget us. Let's not forget them.
The Ultimate Sacrifice Flag Foundation is located at 5766 Wards Road, Evington, Virginia— just miles from the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, and a short drive from the Bedford Boys Tribute Center. This corner of Virginia has already bled for freedom. We are building something worthy of that history.
The land has been purchased. Clearing is underway. The permits are secured. What remains is the funding to finish what has been started.
Three FlagsOne pole. Three flags. Three communities of sacrifice. Each honored in turn.
The Christian FlagFor Missionaries who answered a calling that cost them everything. Their devotion will not be forgotten.
The American FlagFor every man and woman who wore the uniform and did not come home. Their sacrifice built this nation. This flag flies for them.
First Responders FlagFor the firefighters, police officers, and EMTs who ran toward danger when Others ran away. They gave their lives protecting ours.
