Symbol of Freedom

Flag Program

We partner with Boy Scout Troops to promote patriotism and pride in various neighborhoods in Colorado Springs.  

Available in select neighborhoods

Funding For Projects

The Flag Program proceeds help to fund the purchase of dictionaries distributed to over 2,000 third grade students every year.  In addition it helps to fund our Ethics Training in the schools and to assist in the training for future careers for the youth of our community.

Mountain Shadows

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #287

The Old

North End

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #21

Pine Creek

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #62

Five Holidays

• Memorial Day

• Flag Day 

• Independence Day

• Labor Day 

• Veteran’s Day

Mountain Shadows

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #287

The Old

North End

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #21

Pine Creek

Supported by

Boy Scout Troop #62

How It Works

The proceeds of this program are split 50/50 between the Boy Scouts and the North Colorado Springs Rotary Club Foundation (NCSRCF), a 501(c) (3), tax-exempt public charity. The NCSRCF utilizes the funds from this program to support its humanitarian projects that address the issues of education
and poverty for those in need in our community. Scouts use the money for camping equipment, or other expenses related to their troop activities.

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1 Year - $45

2 Years - $75

Origins

How the Symbol of Freedom Flag Program Began

In 2003, morale was low after terrorist attacks and conflict in the Middle East. The North Colorado Springs Rotary Club Foundation was a new initiative in Colorado Springs and sought a way to promote patriotism and honor our country. The flag program was born out of a desire to foster connectedness with the American spirit and pride for the people of Colorado Springs. 

To renew by mail: 

1. Complete this form.

2. Mail the completed form and a check to The NCSRC Foundation at 

   • PO Box 7056 Colorado Springs, CO, 80933

   • Indicate "Flag Program Renewal" in the memo. 

   • 1 Year - $45, 2 Years - $75