Upcoming Events

Fundraisers

Cranston Fire Fighters IAFF Local 1363 Benefit Cigar Dinner Rhode Island Fire Chiefs Honor Flight Hub
Tomaselli’s at Rosario
Saturday, May 10, 2025 - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
17 Rosario Drive, Providence, RI
Includes:
Italian Buffet - Cash Bar,
- Cigars Provided by Mr. Cigar & Cigar World -
Donation $70.00 per person
For tickets contact:
Chuck Pollock 401-569-2800
Armand Niquette 401-486-4991
All proceeds to benefit RI Honor Flight Hub
Honorary Guest Host - Mr. Domenic Giarrusso,102 yr. old WWII Veteran

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McShawn’s Pub Fundraiser
1336 Cranston St. – Cranston, RI
In Support Of RIFC Honor Flight Hub
Saturday, June 7, 2025 (Rain Date June 8th) Noon To 6:00 PM
Tickets $10.00
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs Etc.
Live Band
Raffles Prizes - 50/50 Raffle
And More
Come Have A Great Time
Meet Some Of Americas Wwii, Korea And Vietnam War Veterans And Support Future Honor Flights
*Honor Flight Veterans Eat Free*

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If you have any questions contack George S, Farrell, RI Fire Chiefs Honor Flight Hub
rifirechiefshonorflight@gmail.com
401-741-7999
The Rhode Island Fire Chiefs Honor Flight Hub is an Official Hub of the Honor Flight Network

If you are interested in sponsoring a World War II, Korean War or Vietnam War veteran on a future Honor Flight please contact:
Contact George Farrell rifirechiefshonorflight@gmail.com

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Media Reports

The Warwick Beacon features Honor Honor Bound Women

Read the story here...

Mike Montecalvo and WPRI, Channel 12 news aired an Honor Flight "Tango" story on October 1st.

Watch his report here...

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To date the Rhode Island Fire Chiefs Honor Flight Hub has taken 30 Honor Flights and transported 925 WW II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans. We need your help as we look for ways to bring honor and distinction to these heroes. Future Honor Flights are being plan so please contact us if you have any questions.

Download a Veteran's application form

Download a Guardian's application form

*Veteran Eligibility

Eligibility. Any veteran who has served honorably served in the U.S. military (including U.S. Reserves and National Guard) is eligible for an Honor Flight trip.

Priority. First priority for a trip is given to World War II veterans who have not yet visited their memorial. Next priority is veterans that served between WWII and the Korean War, followed by the Korean War, then veterans that served between Korea and Vietnam, and so on, in the same manner in chronological order of conflicts.

Terminally Ill Veterans. Terminally ill veterans may be given the same priority as WWII veterans. It is suggested that the Hub require the veteran to provide medical documentation of the terminal nature of the illness prior to giving the veteran priority over other prior applicants.