Holy Spirit Catholic School Honors Veterans on Red, White & Blue Day

Students, faculty and families joined GI Go Fund's November 10 celebration, with parents donating online and students collecting contributions.

Students and faculty at Holy Spirit Catholic School in Jacksonville, Florida, marked GI Go Fund's Red, White & Blue Day on November 10, 2026, with patriotic colors and support for veterans and their families.

School counselor Aileen Aukes shared ten photographs from the celebration, including classroom groups, students wearing red, white and blue, and faculty posing beside an American flag display.

Aukes reported that some parents had already made online donations and that students were continuing to collect contributions.

"Through this activity, we want our students to understand the importance of honoring their sacrifices," Aukes wrote.

GI Go Fund thanks Aukes and the school's students, faculty and families for honoring those who served and helping support veterans and their families.

Red, White & Blue Day brings schools, workplaces and community groups together to support GI Go Fund's work in housing and homelessness, employment and entrepreneurship, benefits assistance and legal support, and mentorship and coaching.

Learn more about Red, White & Blue Day.

A group of Holy Spirit Catholic School students wearing red, white and blue stands together in a classroom.
Holy Spirit Catholic School students celebrate Red, White & Blue Day on November 10, 2026.
Holy Spirit Catholic School students pose together on a classroom rug during Red, White & Blue Day.
Students gather in their classroom during the school's Red, White & Blue celebration.
A group of Holy Spirit Catholic School students poses outdoors beside playground equipment.
The celebration extended beyond the classroom as students wore red, white and blue.
Three Holy Spirit Catholic School faculty members stand beside a digital American flag display.
Faculty members join the Red, White & Blue Day celebration.
Holy Spirit Catholic School students gather in a classroom decorated with student artwork.
Holy Spirit Catholic School students join GI Go Fund's Veterans Day 2026 campaign.