Guardian Application – Honor Flight San Diego

PLEASE NOTE: THE GUARDIAN POSITION IS A WORKING POSITION FOR THE ENTIRE WEEKEND DURING A FLIGHT

Honor Flight San Diego (HFSD) would not be successful without the generous support of our Guardians. Guardians play a significant role on every trip, ensuring that every Veteran has a safe and memorable experience.

Please note … Duties include but are not limited to: physically assisting the Veterans at the airport, during the flight, at the hotel, and at the memorials; pushing the Veteran in a wheelchair for the entire weekend if necessary; loading wheelchairs on and off the buses at each stop; assisting with the Veteran’s luggage; assisting Veterans up and down bus stairs at each stop; always maintaining Veteran safety. Guardians must be physically able to perform these duties with Veteran safety as the Guardian’s most important priority.

The spouse/significant other of a traveling Veteran is not eligible to serve as the Veteran’s guardian.

Guardians contribute toward their own travel expenses. See website for current Guardian donation.

You MUST have TSA-acceptable ID to fly. See the TSA website for acceptable forms of ID required for air travel: https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/identification. (REAL ID required by 05/03/2023)

Indicates required field.

Your name as it appears on your driver’s license, state photo ID, or other TSA-acceptable ID.

First

Middle

Last

Suffix (Jr. Sr. III etc.)

Nickname (if any) (This is how your name will appear on your nametag)

Address

City

State

Zip

Phone Day

Phone Evening

Phone Mobile

E-Mail

Date of Birth

Weight

Gender

T-Shirt Size

XXL

XXXL

4XL

Jacket Size

XXL

XXXL

4XL

Occupation

Please list any prior volunteer experience

Are you a Veteran?

No Yes

If yes, indicate BRANCH, WHEN, WHERE, and YEARS OF SERVICE.

EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION (someone available the days you travel)

First

Middle

Last

Relationship

Address

City

State

Zip

Phone Day

Phone Evening

Phone Mobile

E-Mail

Are you requesting to travel with a specific Veteran, if possible?

No Yes

If YES, please enter Veteran’s name.
(NOTE: Veteran must submit a separate VETERAN APPLICATION)

Relationship

Are you able to push a Veteran in a wheelchair up a slight incline?

No Yes

Can you lift 100 pounds?

No Yes

Please identify any physical disabilities, restrictions and/or medical conditions that would limit your ability to fulfill the duties of a Guardian (see Honor Flight San Diego website for FAQ list of Guardian duties and responsibilities)

Please note any medical experience you may have (e.g., CPR, EMT, Paramedic, RN, etc.)

COVID VACCINATION

Are you fully vaccinated for COVID-19 (either 1 dose of J&J or 2 doses of Moderna/Pfizer)?

No Yes

If yes, please upload a copy of your vaccination card.

How did you hear about Honor Flight?

Additional Comments, Concerns, Information

PLEASE REVIEW CAREFULLY By clicking on the “SUBMIT” button below, I acknowledge and agree that:
1. As photographic and video equipment are frequently used to memorialize and document Honor Flight San Diego (HFSD) and the Honor Flight Network (HFN) trips and events, my image may appear in a public forum, such as the media or a website, to acknowledge, promote or advance the work of the HFSD and the HFN program. I hereby release all media creators and HFSD and the HFN from all claims and liability relating to said media. I hereby give permission for my images captured during HFSD and the HFN activities through video, photo, or other media, to be used solely for the purposes of HFSD and the HFN promotional material and publications, and waive any rights of compensation or ownership thereto.

2. I further state that medical insurance is the responsibility of the veteran, guardian, or volunteer and I understand that HFSD and the HFN does NOT provide medical care. I understand that I accept all risks associated with travel and other HFSD and the HFN activities and will not hold HFSD and the HFN responsible for any injuries incurred by me while participating in the HFSD and the HFN program.