Advancing the Legacy of Iwo Jima World War II
Hosted by Ryan “Birdman” Parrott Former Navy SEAL
LEARN,
SHARE,
ENGAGE WITH
AMERICAN LEGENDS
BE A PART OF HISTORY
The fireside chats were a series of evening radio addresses given by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States, between 1933 and 1944
AN INTIMATE VIP EXPERIENCE
Support Veteran + First Responder Charities with 2 Iwo Jima Survivors
“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” Winston Churchill
Participate in a Fireside Chat
Churchill honored the RAF pilots who held off Hitler’s air force in the Battle of Britain. But he could’ve been talking about the courageous American warriors who won the Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945 after Japanese troops had killed 6,821 of their comrades and wounded 20,000 more. Join us for a Fireside Chat (inspired by FDR’s iconic radio broadcasts) on December 1st, 2023, as two of these brave souls share their stories and show us why we need to continue defending the freedom, honor, and liberty that the Greatest Generation fought and died to defend.
Carry the Torch Lit by American Heroes
We’re losing the last of our World War II heroes. Attend our once-in-a-lifetime event to hear firsthand from two of the last surviving Iwo Jima veterans, as they share stories of sacrifice, courage, and bravery. Then meet and engage with them afterward.
Don Graves
After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, 16-year-old Don Graves and his friends felt a duty to leave high school and protect liberty. “We wanted to save our families, our country. We all quit and joined up.” Four years later, he stormed the beaches of Iwo Jima with the 355 men of the 5th Combat Marine Division at his side and a 70-pound flamethrower strapped to his back. When Don’s unit left victorious six weeks later, he was one of only 18 survivors after World War II’s bloodiest battle. Now 98, Don continues serving as a minister to thousands as a pastor, singer, and motivational speaker.
Heal Our Veterans and First Responders
Your generous support will help us complete our fundraising for 7X. This phase of the Human Performance Project is taking our team to seven continents in seven days to raise awareness and money for the mental health and physical, psychological, and spiritual wellbeing of active-duty personnel, veterans, first responders, and civilians. 100% of the proceeds will go to 18 veteran and first responder charities.
Book Your Place Now
Please join us in furthering these worthy causes, being part of history, and advancing the legacy of Iwo Jima. Reserve your seat today!
WHATS INCLUDED
The Speakers
Seating
Hors d'oeuvres
Beverages
Legendary Stories
Q/A
When: Dec 1st 6pm – 10pm CST
New Artisan Distillery
8202 Chancellor Row
Dallas, TX 75247
Contribution: $10,000
Donation goes to Birds Eye View Project, a registered 501c3 charity.
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