San Diego brothers make wooden American flags for a charity

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I like the way that the Utz brothers who are A J, Wesley and Mason are doing their part to assist the charity called the Wounded Warrior Project by putting together and painting wooden American flags and selling them to the public in their hometown of Point Loma California. Ted Utz who is the father of three children who are in the age range of six years of age through 11 years with A J being the youngest and Wesley the oldest at 11 years of age was inspired to start this project when he saw a wooden American flag on the lawn of a home in his hometown. Nadine Utz started the project as a way to teach her children how to be responsible citizens at a young age. The project has raised more than $1,400 dollars for the Wounded Warrior project which benefits the families of wounded combat veterans. The good news is that Utz family plans to continue making the wooden American flags for sale as long as the demand for them continues.