Blue Star Banner Program

You can make a donation of any amount to help sponsor banners

Media Room

God Bless all of our soldiers, Veterans, past, present, future, living and deceased.

Welcome to the Blue Star Banner Program website.

The Blue Star Banner Program is all about remembering our local men and women who are currently serving in the military service by installing street banners throughout Washington.

Blue Star Banners remain installed as long as the service member is in the Armed Forces. Once they leave the service, they will be presented with their banner.

The Gold Star Banner Program remembers those who have given the ultimate sacrifice and died while serving. These banners will remain installed indefinitely.

Please participate with us in honoring and remembering all of our local residents who are helping to preserve and protect our freedom.

If you would like to contact your Blue Star Banner area Represenative click here.

JR’s Hideaway Grill Presents The 5th Annual Blue Star Banner ride Sunday June 9th, 2013 Registration is from 9:00am until 10:30am JR’s Hideaway Grill 22540 State Route-3, Belfair Download flyer here
Travel for charity Cruise for a Cause	Strategic Travel Partner Great Western Travel and Cruise GW Travel contributes a portion of every commission received to the Blue Star Banner program. Everything from a simple car rental to complete vacation packages and cruises. MORE…
Larger Image	Donate $5 or more by check to receive a Blue Star Banner patch! Mail check with self-addressed stamped envelope to: Blue Star Banner Program P.O. Box 841 Seabeck, WA 98380

Welcome to the Blue Star Banner Program website. The Blue Star Banner Program is all about remembering our local men and women who are currently serving in the military service by installing street banners throughout Washington.

If you would like to contact your Blue Star Banner area Represenative click here.

Welcome to the Blue Star Banner Program website.

The Blue Star Banner Program is all about remembering our local men and women who are currently serving in the military service by installing street banners throughout Washington.