Pittsfield Rotary Club Revives Park of Honor Tradition for Veterans
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What happened
The Pittsfield Rotary Club revived the Park of Honor tradition in Pittsfield, planting 550 American flags to honor veterans and active service members. This tradition, which was started by the Pittsfield Kiwanis Club in 2014, raises money for scholarships for the children of veterans and active service members.
From berkshireeagle.com
Why it matters
The event supports a local charitable effort by raising funds for scholarships for the children of veterans and active service members.
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Who's involved
- Rotary ClubRevived the Park of Honor tradition and erected the flags.
- PittsfieldThe city where the Park of Honor tradition was revived.
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The entities involved
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Rotary Club
service club that is in the network of Rotary International
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Pittsfield
city and county seat of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States