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Veterans Are #StillServing

We are spending the day volunteering with the local animal shelter.

We will host a community clean up event, we will meet at the Blake Brothers parking lot.

We are holding clean up events at local parks and baseball fields. There is a lot of overgrowth that we will cut back and litter that we’ll pick up.

We are visiting the Pell City VA home and conducting activities with Veterans including games, talking with them, working with them on their needs, and helping them with the PACT Act.

We are building a wheelchair ramp for a veteran with disabilities.

We are replacing flags at Veterans Park in Alabaster and Community Park in Montevallo.

We are holding a food drive.

Our Post plans to volunteer with Loaves and Fishes in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 12. Loaves & Fishes provides a week’s worth of nutritionally balanced groceries to individuals and families experiencing a short-term crisis through a network of emergency food pantries located throughout Mecklenburg County. We will work in the warehouse sorting donated food, stocking shelves, placing them in boxes or bins.

We are also helping with the Friendship Trays, program delivering nutritious meals to elderly or infirm individuals who cannot obtain or prepare their meals while also providing human connection to the isolated and lonely and peace of mind to their families. Now stronger together in fighting hunger

We are holding a Post Cleanup Day at Post 9785. Many of our volunteers are supporting the Veteran’s Military Museum in downtown Anchorage. We are collecting cans of foods to send to the local Food Bank to support homeless veterans. We also provide Buddy Checks on our Veterans to ensure they are all safe.

Our Post is cleaning up the highway in around the post area and river front.

We are handing out information in support of veterans and promoting community awareness. We’ll be at Safeway and Walmart in Ketchikan AK, Tongass Highway, Alaska.

We are holding a clean up event at the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army provides our Post with a very nice facility to have our meetings. We want to say thanks by cleaning up the grounds, making minor repairs and doing what we can to help.

We are cleaning up community parks in two housing divisions where the age groups range from senior citizens to toddlers.

We are hosting a free BBQ honoring first responders BBQ. We will also have gift cards from the local coffee shop.

Members of Post 9972 will set up at the Mall of Sierra Vista for a community event. Kids will be able to come “Craft with a Vet” and create popsicle stick flags, necklaces and bracelets in red, white and blue in preparation of Memorial Day.

We are holding an Armed Forces Day celebration, packages from home, and Vietnam veterans pinning at Rio Vista Park.

We are hosting a First Responder Appreciation Dinner.

We are hosting a Welcome Home event for Vietnam Veterans.

Our Post and Auxiliary is holding a highway cleanup event in Van Buren. We are cleaning up along on the main road in front of our Post down to the foot of the Arkansas River Bridge beginning at 9 am.

That weekend is also the Steelhorse Rally, a local bikes and BBQ event. Our Post is also home to Arkansas VFW Riders Group Unit 14  and we will be set up at the local Harley Davidson dealership reaching out to other veterans in the motorcycle enthusiast community!

Last year our VFW and Auxiliary partnered with six other non-profit organizations to promote & present information for veteran benefits. Brigadier General Roger McClellan, Pine Bluff’s Mayor, Fire Chief, Police Chief , County Judge and VA officials were speakers on our Program.

We are following a similar program this year and will expand on it. We are inviting the Watson Chapel JROTC to attend and the new Commander at the Pine Bluff Arsenal to speak. We will have cards, games and dominoes to give veterans the opportunity to have fun and visit with one another.

We are hosting an open house for our community leadership and to feed the community.

We are putting together care packages for our deployed guard members

We are holding a chili fundraiser from 10am -2pm, weather permitting.

On May 20 and May 29, we will be putting up 947 flags and all the service flags, weather permitting. We have students from Sacred Heart High School, Key Members, and other volunteers. We’ll be doing this service at St. Vincent Hospital, No 4 Hospital Drive, and Hospital Walking Trail.

We are hosting an event to clean up the Civil War Cemetery.

We are holding the KMAC regatta, an annual event for sailors with disabilities, on April 28. KMAC Foundation provides therapeutic sailing opportunities in the San Diego Region.

We are Post 5869 in Hanford and we feel no Veteran should be forgotten especially if their families have left the area and are no longer here to honor them.

At previous Veterans Day events, volunteers were placing wreaths on the graves of Veterans, but because many Veterans have personalized markers instead of the bronze markers, volunteers didn’t know to leave a wreath. The cemetery also puts a marker by the graves of veterans but they also missed some. In order to help solve this problem, I will make a map of one of three cemeteries, I am aiming to complete this before July.

We are holding a food drive for military families on May 1.

We are holding a three day event targeting homeless and at-risk veterans, Guard, and Reservists. We will provide Vision, Mental Health, Dental, Veterinarian, Housing, Employment, Drug & Alcohol Counseling, and more services. Participating organizations include the Sacramento Stand Down, Volunteers of America Veteran Services, American Legion, and other veteran organizations.

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Students in my school service group (grades 6-8) will write letters to veterans thanking them for their service. and we will mail or drop off the letters to a VFW post.

We are cleaning trash along the sidewalk around the local middle school and park. We will cover approximately 1 mile around the block.

We are rebuilding a veteran fence.

Join us for this early VFW National Day of Service event in Sheridan, Colorado.

We will be partnering with the Boy Scout Troop 42 (our chartered troop) to paint planter boxes in Wildcat Park in Sheridan, Colorado for the City of Sheridan Colorado and The South Surburban Parks and Recreation.

We are organizing all the veterans in Routt County to help with service fprojects at Warhorse Ranch.

We are holding a community clean up day in the Denver Santa Fe Arts District. Post 1 members will help Denver residents and businesses in the Santa Fe Arts District clean up the streets and neighborhood after the Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

Our post is coordinating with the city parks and recreation department. Together we will clean a troubled park within our city. This area is in a high fire danger area and significantly close to local housing areas.

We are holding a Headshots for Heros Day of Service event

Our Post planned, designed, and built the Veterans Memorial at Greenmount Cemetery in Durango, Colorado. We annually clean and revamp the memorial as needed. In addition we will be assisting the City of Durango in cleaning the cemetery itself in preparation for Memorial Day.

We are engaging with local veterans and homeless organizations. Together we will identify veterans who need help to appeal a negative VA decision or need help with discharge upgrades in order to qualify for VA benefits. This is part of the Grant Program with the Rocky Mountain Veterans Advocacy Project (Colorado).

We are holding a food drive in honor of First Responder Recognition Day.

Our VFW Post will be holding a blood drive at our Town Library on May 6th.

The local Monroe Connecticut school system will be sponsoring a student program to make poppies and place them in front of the school with a sign to honor the fallen. We are making banners and supporting the purchase of material.

Our VFW Post will be hosting a “Pizza Night” at the Home For The Brave in Bridgeport Connecticut. We are purchasing and serving the pizza.

Join us for the Adopt-A-Highway (AAH) Program. In partnership with the Department of Transportation and VFW Post 3238 volunteers we will make Delaware better, two miles at a time.

More than just a cleanup campaign, through this innovative program we will educate citizens of all ages about the responsibilities of land stewardship and the care and repair of our environment. Ultimately, the AAH Program is about people caring enough to make a difference.

VFW Post 8801 is partnering with “Carry the Load,” the Smyrna Fire Company, and Kent County, Delaware, as part of the “Carry the Load” Memorial May East Coast Route. The purpose of our event is to raise awareness of Memorial Day / Make Memorial Day Matter. We are also honoring life member MAJ (CH) Blake Bowers, who recently passed away.

Our Post Home is starting point 39 on this route. Post and Auxiliary members will arrive at 0500 hours to beginning cooking breakfast. The participants in the “Carry the Load” march will arrive and eat breakfast. The participants along with many Post and Auxiliary members will then march through the town, past the Fire House then go south to the local Food Lion.

We are visiting two local cemeteries and placing flags on veterans’ graves for Memorial Day.

We are assembling at the wall to wash it in order to help preserve it for visitors and veterans to enjoyl

We are collecting food for a drive that we will be distributed on May 6th to local schools and anyone in the community who is need. Our Auxiliary will be heading up the event with South Lake Marines and South Lake Submariners joining the collection.

Our Post will be assisting a non-profit organization, Lincoln Cemetery Society, in the neighborhood cleanup of a historical Black Cemetery. This was the only place that our Black soldiers could be buried in the past before being accepted at other Cemeteries in the city. We have purchased military grave markers and flags to be placed on the military grave sites. We will also assist them in buying the materials needed to help them keep it clean in the future. Recently their shed was vandalized, and all gardening tools were stolen, including their riding lawn mower.

My comrades and I will be visiting veterans in the Perry Oaks Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center and playing cards and doing other activities with them.

We are serving food to volunteers at the annual Ironman event. The Ironman is an annual event held in Panama City Beach, Florida twice a year inn November and May. Each year Post 10555 volunteers help with the registration of athletes from all over the world and help with on the day of the event. Our town is a tourist area and holds many festivals and events that need volunteers and our Post is well known for our volunteer efforts with these events. The Ironman Foundation also gives the Post a grant that we use to help in the community as there are needs.

We are cleaning up two local cemeteries, picking up trash and debris, and placing American Flags on all veterans’ grave sites.

We are spending the day working with our local Salvation Army collecting food for seniors in our community.

We are preparing and delivering meals to members of our community.

We are volunteering to cleanup of the grounds at the United Way Building in Rincon Georgia.

We are holding an informational event. There are multiple objective to our event including: (1) PACT Act Presentation; (2) Presentation on Camp LeJeune Justice Act; (3) VA Presentation on VA Health Benefits; (4) VA Presentation on Compensation; (5) Student Veterans Association Chapter 5 min talk; (6) Local American Legion Post 5 min talk); (7) VFW Post 10825 talk; (8)PACT Act Claims Assistance; (9) Legal Firm to discuss lawsuits et al re the Camp LeJeune Justice Act; (10) Recruiting tables for SVA, American Legion, VFW (11) Insurance Vendors to talk about insurance available to veterans (not just Medicare supplements but products relevant to younger veterans)

The event is at the Georgia Southern University Statesboro (GSU) Campus from 9am – 3pm on May 6th.

We are holding a service to day event to assist a local woman who is suffering from severe back pain. She is in need of a wheelchair ramp and so we plan to deliver and install a platform and ramp for her. Our Auxiliary will participate along with a volunteer or two.

We are supporting our local high school. Bleckley County High School Beta club is holding a Bazaar to raise funds to go to the national competition this year in Kentucky.

We are holding a clean up event to cut grass, pull weeds and clean the cemetery and surrounding area.

We are holding an event with our local Cause for Paws. We are planning to have a pet adoption along with a pet show and a lunch. All proceeds are benefiting Cause for Paws.

We are cleaning the Korean War/Vietnam War Memorial in Honolulu, Hawaii.

We are holding an event to clean up the gravesite. And then we are holding a ceremony Honoring Pvt. Kealoha of the 41st U.S. Colored Troops who fought at the battles of St. Petersburg and Richmond and was at Appomattox Courthouse. He joined the Union Army in Fall 1864 during the reign of King Lot – Kamehameha V

We are picking up litter on Kamehameha Highway and the beach along Laiea coast.

We are cleaning up the cemetery.

We are a group of 10-15 veterans volunteering with the Hells Canyon Recreation Collaborative on May 19 – 21. We are clearing trails and servicing public facilities to benefit recreational users in the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area.

Our Post members will pick up roadside litter along US Highway 93 from the City of Arco Idaho limits to an intersection two miles westbound. We are volunteering in partnership with the Idaho Transportation Department who will provide safety signs, vests, and trash bags for our members to use.

Join our open house and enjoy food, military displays, and information on VFW and American Legion. We will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Mascoutah Food Pantry.

The community is invited to join in this celebration to learn what we do in the community and for our Veterans.

Driving directions available at mascoutahvfw@.org

We are painting the gazebo in the city park. Our VFW members and Auxiliary members are doing the painting and the city will provide paint and materials. The date of our event depends on the weather.

We are holding a flower garden expansion at the Desert Storm Memorial.

Gardening season is almost upon us! The Mission Continues 2nd Platoon will be working on Enlace’s “Sembrando Bajo El Sol” Sowing Under the Sun community garden. We will be partnering up with VFW Post 5036 from Saint Charles, IL Team RWB Chicago and Patrol Base Abbate Chicago. Sign up and join us! Let’s support the Enlace organization in the Little Village Community. This beautiful space is a host to youth and community programming. Some of the work on the garden will include cleaning up, fixing garden beds and spreading mulch and soil. We are holding our event on May 6 from 10:00am – 2:00pm (Chicago time) at  Enlace “Sembrando Bajo el Sol” 2612 S. Trumbull Chicago, IL. There is street parking near the venue.

We are conducting the SGT Charles A. Fricke VFW Post 805 “Breath of Life” Awareness and Educational Event on May 6. This event was recommended to us by our Service Officer, Ms. Sandy Doucette, and approved by the larger Post 805 membership by formal vote. The event will be conducted in her honor, given her long service to our Post and her failing health due to toxic exposure. The Post will widely advertise the event within the community, provide food and snacks along with some entertainment while broadly featuring and providing various educational information on lung conditions and the effects of toxic exposure. We will also provide information on the work the VFW and VA are doing to address the associated afflictions (PACT ACT, etc.).

Together O’Fallon Post 805 and the Scott POW/MIA Council are hosting a reception on Saturday May 6 to honor Lt Col Richard Anshus and recognize the 50th anniversary of his release from the Hanoi Hilton prison and other prisons in North Vietnam.

We will begin at 11am with a short program, followed by lunch at noon provided by the Scott POW/MIA Council. We are holding the event free of charge for attendees. After lunch we will hold a short “open mike” session starting at 1pm. Attendees are welcome to say a few words of appreciation in recognition of his sacrifice and say “welcome home” to Dick and his family. This is a “low key” event and we will not be recognizing attendees as we do for the annual September POW/MIA Recognition ceremony. The event should conclude no later than 2pm.

Join us in cleaning up our community park. Afterward, we will set up a table to hand out bicycle safety literature and reflector tape for kids’ bikes just like we did for the “Lite-A-Bike” safety program we did. We are involving the T-Ball, Little League, and Boy and Girl Scouts. We are cooking hot dogs and making “Bug Juice.” We will get the word out via the local radio shows newspapers.

We are planning a free lunch for an estimated group of 70 homeless veterans and displaced people. We are suppling the food and serving lunch for to them.

We are holding a community project to clean up trash along the banks of the Wabash River in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. This event is open to public participation and other organizations.

We expect involvement from other Veteran Service Organizations of the Tippecanoe Veterans Council including American Legion Post 11, American Legion Post 492, Navy Club Ship 12, 40&8 Voiture 364, Marine Corps League Detachment 547, Team RWB Lafayette Chapter, and others.

We are collecting nonperishable goods and monetary donations to supply the food banks in the county.

We are serving a free breakfast to veterans at an Assisted Living Facility. We are thanking them for their service and passing out certificates for their service.

We are holding a Clean Up Day. Members of Post 1282, Department of Indiana will be cleaning up our Veteran’s Memorial Park in New Castle, Indiana.

We are holding an event to clean up the Henry County Veterans Museum.

We are holding an event to clean up a cemetery dating back from the Civil War through 1950. We intend to clean away weeds, brush, small trees, and limbs. We will clean headstones and stand upright those that have fallen over. The cemetery is about one acre in size with around 100 graves. The Town Hall and Town Council are included

We are providing a meal at the Salvation Army. Our Post and Auxiliary members will be preparing and serving the meal.

We will take animals to their veterinarian appointments.

We are holding an event at the Little Sioux Township Cemetery at Smithland, Iowa and another event at the Grant Cemetery at Rodney, Iowa. We are removing debris, edging the stones of dirt and grass, and cleaning the markers of veterans before we add American flags.  We’ll also document the location for genealogy resources.

We are holding a Heart Walk at the Dubuque Arboretum on May 6 at 8am. This is a group effort that allows individuals to walk at the same time. We will be in casual attire, and walkers can walk as much as they like and at a pace they can handle, matched up as a minimum of two. Photos will follow.

Join us for a fun day of service activities! Altoona VFW Post 12208 is volunteering with the Jester Park Equestrian Center (JPEC) to help create a new obstacle trail for use by Veterans and Service Members participating in the Horses Helping Heroes Program.

The trail will be named after Marine Sergeant Timothy Brandon Lay, a Veteran and past participant of Horses Helping Heroes and a JPEC volunteer.

We are joining others to clean up the Jackson County Veterans Memorial.

We are holding a “Veterans’ Annual Appreciation Dinner” Event sponsored by members of VFW Post #3561, American Legion Post #68, and Legion Auxiliary.

Because of this initiative, we volunteer every 6 months to help build houses for Habitat for Humanity. We are scheduling another event for next May.

We are building cars and trucks for Operation Christmas Child and the Salvation Army Angle Tree.

We will be adding 35 bricks to the Lansing, KS memorial in preparation for the Brick Dedication Ceremony on June 3 This maintenance will be performed by our post and several youth volunteers.

We are holding a veterans fair and an adopt-a-pet event.

We are checking in with elderly veterans. We are helping with basic food and health needs, or just an ear to listen if someone needs to talk.

We are holding a service event at the community park. We will clean, paint and do some light construction work at the Princeton City/County Park. Our City/County Park houses our public swimming pool which hasn’t been open in about 3 years. We are going to help the city get it ready for Labor Day opening day starting with fresh paint and minor repairs.

We are holding a clean up event at the Equine Therapy Center.

We are cleaning up and repairing the oldest WWII Monument in Louisville, Kentucky.

Our Veterans Of Foreign Wars (VFW) members are partnering with the community closet at Central Christian Church to hand out backpacks filled with everyday necessities.

We will help host the Southwest Louisiana Veterans’ Home’s annual fishing rodeo by providing fishing poles, bait, soft drinks, and near beer. Members will also assist veterans in getting out to the lake and fishing, as well as visit with them. We will also help veterans with their food and help them get situated in the outside dining area.

We are holding an event that will be hosted by JRTC and Fort Polk. Our event includes our VFW Riders Members leading and teaching newer and less experienced Motorcycle Riders how to navigate daily traffic hazards, participate in an advanced skills course, and a 200 mile Esprit DE Corps Ride around the Fort Polk AO.

Our Post Members and Riders not Riding will assist us in keeping everyone hydrated and topped off with physical fuel for the projected heat. We are providing information on VFW Programs and Projects while recruiting new Members and covering our Post’s extensive motorcycle safety program.

We are serving breakfast to the unhoused community members at Grace at the Green Light. (https://graceatthegreenlight.org)

We are contacting rest home and assisted living homes to serve veterans who have vehicles. We will wash their cars, wax their cars, and clean the inside of their cars.

We are holding a clean up event at Veterans Memorial Square. This will be #6640’s second year to clean the Veterans Memorial Square Monuments. The Monuments are located on the neutral ground and include the Korean War Memorial, a Purple Heart memorial, a former Prisoners of War memorial in Jefferson Parish, a list of military members that lost their lives during service and monuments for all services. In addition, the Jefferson Parish Sheriffs and Fire Department Memorials are located there.

We are visiting local nursing homes and homebound veterans. We are bringing activities and needed essentials. We will spend time with them and listen to their stories.

We are holding a clean up event at the New Orleans Women and Children’s Shelter. Volunteers will clean up the community garden, children’s library, and play area. (https://nowcs.org)

We are holding a Family Safety Awareness Day event. We are teaching families in the community about family safety. We will have fingerprinting kits and the Red Cross plus Local Fire and Police Departments will be informing the public on various safety issues concerning family.

VFW Post 109 will hold a wood bank work session. We will help the wood bank cut, split, and stack wood for distribution to those in need at no cost.

We are holding a food drive to help those in need.

We are supporting and assisting a veteran whose house burned down.

We are sending members to participate in the town’s  local clean up day.

Join us at Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake ReStore in the warehouse and store floor as we assist in accepting contributions, preparing items for sale, helping to organize the warehouse and showroom floors. We’ll also be assisting shoppers and providing customer service and support.

Sales from ReStores fund the building programs of Habitat for Humanity.

Volunteer dates: 05/04, 05/11, 05/18, and 05/25

Advance sign-up is required:  https://www.habitatchesapeake.org/

We are holding a Family Freedom Festival. It will be Fun, Free, and Family Oriented! There will be food, carnival and field games for the children with prizes. And there will be crafts, Disney Characters, live children’s entertainment, and scholarship information for all ages. We will also have veterans and family resources and we will be collecting items for hospitalized veterans.

Joining with the local Maryland Food Bank to provide food for Westside families.

Our Post 2394 will be holding a food drive. We will be delivering donations to the local food bank.

We will clean Veterans’ grave markers at two local cemeteries. We have 24+ volunteers and school students and will be there from 11 am to 3:30 pm on May 4th, 2023.

We are holding a community cleanup and in addition we will be cleaning veterans cemetery stones.

Our VFW Post 1105 will partner with the Watertown Community Foundation on May 6. We are helping throughout the day with various projects in Watertown, MA.

Our Post is hosting a community service event as part of the National VFW Day of Service on May 6 from 10am to noon. We will be conducting a neighborhood clean up around the Post followed by lunch at the Post. Media may be present. Volunteers should wear something identifying themselves as a veteran (t-shirts, uniforms, etc). All supplies will be provided. Everyone, including non-Veterans and non-members are invited to participate.

We are holding a clothes drive for military families who are survivors of domestic violence.

Our members are gathering at the Tewksbury Cemetery. We’ll conduct Buddy Checks, plant flowers and place US flags at veteran grave sights.

We will be serving free hamburgers and tacos for Veterans at the Family Festival in Burton.

We will help with clean up at Bountiful Harvest and assist with anything else they need.

We are holding a food collection to benefit our local food bank. Maple City Post 2406 will collect non-perishable food items and we will donate all them to Helping Hands Food Pantry.

We are hosting an event to clean up a kids’ park and provide maintenance of the facilities. We are advertising in the local paper and on social media sites

We are holding a community clean up event. Post 3900 members will be cleaning up the grounds around the stone ship honor roll in Kearsarge, Michigan. We will also clean up the grounds around the Copper City Village honor roll.

We are holding a Day of Service event to provide a meal for veterans. Our event is to help fight one of the most significant problems veterans face today – food insecurity. Over the years, the VFW has worked with many organizations to help combat this issue by bringing food and assistance to the local communities where VFW Posts can be found.

During the height of the pandemic, VFW member and chef Dave Rogers brought that idea to an online cooking program called @cookingwithaveteran. During a trip to the VFW National Home (@vfwnationalhome), Rogers, along with the staff of the National Home, members of the TN VFW (@vfw.tn), and TN M.O.C. developed a program to help families at the National Home learn cooking skills, shopping tips and be provided with home cooked meals for the 42 families staying at the National Home.

At the same time, our VFW 12206 members will be cleaning headstones at the Stones River Battlefield Cemetery in our adopted section (Q).

Our VFW Post 1794 will assist TCB Youth Mentoring for the 2nd year in a row. TCB Youth Mentoring has been placing out new flags in the Veteran’s section of Clinton Grove Cemetery before Memorial Day for several years. We will share some of our experiences with the Youth program members as we work.

Our Bay City Michigan Salvation Army serves free lunch to all every weekday.

We will place flags on veterans’ graves and/or clean the grave markers.

We are going to local cemeteries that we will be performing color guard activities on Memorial Day and cleaning all veterans’ headstones. There are a total of 8 cemeteries that the local legion has Memorial Day activities at.

We are joining forces for our day of service with our local American Legion, Post Auxiliary, Sea Cadets and volunteers from Community for a cemetery clean up day.

We are holding a clean up and beautification event. We are cleaning up an area where a tree was dug out and removed and we will plant flowers in this area and add mulch along the fence line after we clean up the entire park area.

We are holding a clean up day at Freedom Park which serves as the Veterans Park.

We are holding a clean up event at a local cemetery and will also clean military headstones.

We are holding an Annual “Day of Service” Charity fundraiser Motorcycle Ride thru the beautiful central Minnesota Brainerd Lakes area. We’ll have stops at various area VFWs and each year the route may change as rider safety is #1.

We are providing disaster relief and recovery at Bay Springs United Methodist Church and Anguilla United Methodist Church in Rolling Fork, MS.

We are supporting victims of the recent tornado. Post 1308 will take food, cloths, and hospital supplies to Mississippi to help communities in need.

We are holding a community booth and health checks. Staples Family Enterprise, a private organization, will volunteer to see that this event is a success. We will donate personnel, time and resources that will benefit the community as well as uplift veterans who volunteer and help us with planning and coordination. We hope our mission is successful and with the help of your support it will be.

We are holding a food drive at a local supermarket. We plan on advertising prior to the event and we hope to get some local schools and churches involved.

We are working with volunteers to make Quilts of Valor.

We are holding a cemetery clean up event.

We are cleaning up the seven local cemeteries in our area.

We are picking up litter along Dogwood Avenue, Mullett Street, McClendon Street, Anderson Street, and Main Street in Quitman, MS.

We are holding a food drive donation event for veterans.

We will be holding a flag retirement ceremony.

We are holding a food drive to benefit the Stoddard County Missouri Food Bank. VFW Post 7822 will set up a canopy on Richardson Ave, in the center of Puxico Missouri. A truck will be parked to collect the canned, and boxed food donations. Post members and Auxiliary members, along with Boy Scout Troop 4370 and Cub Scout Pack 4370 will be assisting and collecting food donations.

We are holding our ‘Day of Service’ clean up event at the city cemetery. Post 4055 is assisting Platte City with cleaning up at the city cemetery where over 417 Veterans are buried. We are meeting up at 8:30am at the Platte City cemetery  to clean up the debris and weeds and clean neglected headstones. These veterans served our country in efforts spanning from the revolutionary war to veterans from recent operations overseas such as OIF, OEF and OIR.

We are holding a highway clean up event. Post 30 is volunteering to clean the North and Southbound lanes of Highway 7 in Blue Springs, Missouri from Highway 40 to Colburn Road.

We will be working in the Blue Springs Montana cemetery to clean it up and remove the debris from the winter.

We are cleaning the Memorial wall honoring veterans who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

We are hosting a Veteran’s Resource Fair for the National Day of Service. OST 5789 is bringing in an accredited VSO and representatives from a variety of service providers that can benefit our veteran community. Confirmed are reps from: Hiring Our Heroes, Camp Valor, Camp Valor
Caregivers On The Homefront. We are still awaiting confirmation for groups like Team RWB, Warriors Ascent, Humans, and others. We will also have information tables for the VFW and Auxiliary as well as give-aways from local organizations and businesses.

Our Post will help a fellow veteran clean his yard as he can no longer do this. The bulk of the workload will be gathering and transporting bags of aluminum cans from Eureka to Kalispell (67 miles).

We will be holding a road clean up  just outside of town.

We are holding a clean up event at Pony Park. VFW Post 3831 members, along with members from the Pony Homecoming Club are helping Pony Park to prepare for the summer season.

Our Post members will assist in clean up and grounds maintenance on May 6 in preparation for the Memorial Day Ceremony at the Montana Veterans Memorial.

Our post will host a community get together to assist the Drummond Senior Citizens Center, the Philipsburg Senior Citizens Center, the Granite County Food Bank, and the Philipsburg School Back Pack Program. We are donating $500 to each group.

The fundraising event will include dinner, an auction, and live music to raise funds for the above organizations in our community.

We are holding an event to clean up the Broadwater Village apartments.

Our VFW Post 4042 members will be hosting a Suicide Prevention training class.

We are holding a food drive to benefit local food bank.

We are holding a Recognition Ceremony and Reception for High School Enlistees in Nebraska.

We are holding a clean up event at the gun club shooting area and we’ll also make repairs to the site.

We are holding a Day of Service at the local market. Laughlin VFW Post #243 members will bag groceries, and, for those who need assistance, we  will carry them out to the car. Additionally, we will have a membership table set up at the front of the store and we will speak to the general public about being a veteran and a member of our organization.

We are performing landscape maintenance and washing windows at Fisher House in Las Vegas

We are walking animals and cleaning up kennels.

We are doing area beautification for the Nevada Veterans Memorial Plaza, painting the Purple Heart parking spot, and cleaning up the Sparks Marina

We are holding a Veterans Open House with multiple veterans organizations to ensure VSOs, State Veterans organizations, and the VFW are available for anyone needing assistance and to answer any questions.

We are volunteering for the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation in Las Vegas, Nevada.

We are holding our annual clean up of Route 202 from Fisk Hill Road to the city limits of Hopkinton.

We are hosting a luncheon at our VFW post to celebrate and honor veterans of all services in the community. There will also be vendors with veteran-related resources.

We will clean up the yard of an elderly Veteran

We are planning a joint program with other organizations in our town to perform a spring clean up throughout the town’s public spaces including Veterans Park and Veterans Memorials.

We are participating in two Health Day Fairs on April 15 and May 5 with county and state VA officials. We will also have a month of anti-fentanyl in schools, the library, and on public television.

We will open the Post to the community so they can come in and see what we are about. We will have food, drinks, a membership table, and information about the VFW  There will be community leaders there, along with local, County and State officials

We are replacing old flags on veterans’ graves for Memorial Day.

We are holding a big Clean Up Service Day including: Road Clean Ups of Eayrestown Rd (2 miles), Sandtown Rd (1 Mile) and Chairville Rd (1 mile) in Medford, NJ and Road Clean Ups of Smithville Rd (3 miles) in Southampton, NJ and finallly a Clean Up Event at Emilio Carranza Monument Park, Carranza Rd in Tabernacle, NJ (2 acres)

We are holding a clean up day at Fairview Historic Cemetery in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

We are picking up trash on Alto Street from Turner Street to Grimes Street.

We are cleaning up both sides of Corrales Road from Alameda Blvd. to the Corrales Village Center.

We are holding a highway clean up at the intersection of Highway 64 and Highway 491 for one mile in all three directions.

We are holding a community blood drive and mental health awareness event.

We are hosting a beach clean up competition at Pike’s, Jetty 4, WH Dunes

We will be facilitating a rock painting project for the residents of the Stonybrook Veterans Home. We will also provide items that will enhance the daily lives of the residents.

Our Post is sponsoring a food drive. We are collecting nonperishable items and we will personally be dropping off the items to the surrounding churches and shelters, plus to any veteran who may be home bound.

We are holding a beach clean up.

We are holding a food drive at the Stop and Shop in West Babylon, New York to benefit the food pantry.

We are cleaning up debris and branches at a local park and cemetery. We are also working on beautification of these areas.

We are holding a food drive from January to May 6. Our VFW Victory Post 414 members are collecting food for those in need.

We will be picking up and removing trash at Highland Lakes State Park

We will be holding a highway clean up event.

We are placing flags on Veterans’ Graves later in the month. We’ll also have a speech on the Courthouse steps beforehand.

We are beautifying the entrance to the Buckhead subdivision. We will clean, mow, trim trees and shrubs, and paint lettering.

We are providing hygienic supplies to two local schools in need.

The group “Children of Camp Lejeune Contamination” is flying in from all over the United States to host a rally in the city of Jacksonville. VFW members are helping to coordinate this event and we will also participate. We will help bring awareness and show support for the Camp Lejeune Justice Act/PACT ACT. We are also holding an information event at our Post with our VSO and other members of the VFW team who have been working on this with us. We will provide a meal paid for by our Post.

There are almost 170 veterans’ graves in this old cemetery. We will clean grave markers, remove overgrowth, and place new American flags to be ready for Memorial Day events.

We are meeting at Hollywood Cemetery on May 6 at 9am for a beautification event. Captain Mark Garner and VFW Post 7794 is partnering with the local JROTC and Beta Club members to beautify veterans grave markers and replace flags that are unserviceable.

We are holding a community cleanup in the morning. We are also joining Mooresville post in the afternoon for a blood drive that raises scholarship funds for the Brian Alan Barnes Memorial scholarship. This is a scholarship that we in District 14 have united together to create. Our posts are working together to make our district better ❤️

We are feeding the hungry and less fortunate at the Bismarck Dream Center. We will be cooking and serving lunch.

We are holding an event to clean up the Jewish cemetery.

We are cleaning county roadways in a 2 mile radius of our VFW Post.

We are hosting a clean up day at Miami Riverview Park.

We are starting with clean up around the Gahanna Veterans Memorial Park. Then we will move along the creek and park to the Post. Also, move up the creek to Creekside Park to clean up. We are inviting American Legion Post 797 and Am Vet Post 5.

We are holding a volunteer event and we will work with the salvation army in Newton Falls, Ohio.

We are holding a service event to help customers at the Salvation Army.

We are holding an event to clean up veterans’ grave sites in Cambridge, Ohio City Cemetery.

Numerous graves have gone unattended for far too many years. We’ll be cleaning up along with VFW 2901 Auxiliary.

We are holding a benefit car and bike run for the Silent Watch to get veterans SGB shots. We are having an open house to let veterans see what we offer and what other veteran services are available in our area.

We have a packed calendar this month at Post 9265! The Auxillary and Veterans have worked diligently to plan this month’s Community Service Events.

Join us for a concert in the hall on March 17th, a BBQ Cook-Off in the Hall on March 18th, the Medal of Honor Ride on March 25th, and music by Rebecca Virgil at a concert in the Hall on March 30th.

Our Post and City are holding a May 6 Service Day event. We will make repairs to the Elmer Thomas Park Veteran’s Memorial Path Bridge in Lawton Oklahoma.

Our Post and City will hold a May 6 Service Day Project. We are making repairs on our Veteran’s Memorial Path Bridge in Elmer Thomas Park, Lawton Oklahoma.

Our VFW Post 9126 is holding a beautification event. We are to pulling weeds, mowing, weed eating, planting flowers, mulching, and replacing any damaged or torn flags at the Veterans Memorials located in Glenpool, Jenks, and Beggs.

We are holding a clean up event at  two parks in Moore, Oklahoma.

Our post is working with the cities of Jenks and Beggs to clean up the Veteran Memorials.

We are recognizing post members and auxiliary who have stepped up and continue to serve the community. We are having a BBQ, awards, and a recognition ceremony.

Join our Post as we host a BBQ Send-Off for our local high school students who are leaving for the military after graduation.

We do a “VFW Day of Service” every Tuesday of the week, year round for veterans and their families. We use donated uniforms and mannequins to arrange a full compliment of awarded rank, ribbons, badges, etc. along with the picture and written biography of the veteran who wore the uniform.

We are helping to write claims for anybody who need help and we are also helping them navigate the red tape and CFR

Our post is responsible for the old Knights of Pythias cemetery adjacent to our post building. We plan to gather volunteers to clean up the cemetery – removing overgrown vegetation that is encroaching onto the grounds and removing unwanted bushes throughout the cemetery.

We will be removing invasive plants, chipping trails, and possibly working in our pollinator garden at Mary S. Young State Park.

We are holding a QPR Suicide Prevention Training and Firearms Safety Seminar led by Donna-Marie Drucker. Ms. Drucker is the co-founder Oregon Firearms Safety Coalition and certified QPR instructor. (https://qprinstitute.com/). Ten local support agencies are expected in the afternoon to answer additional questions about mental health and suicide prevention.

Our VFW post members are holding an event at two local cemeteries. We’ll be putting Veterans stickers on grave markers. This makes it easier for anybody helping to put the flags at the markers of veterans for Memorial Day.

We are displaying uniforms at veteran remembrance events on November 11 at schools, state and county fairs, veteran memorials, churches, etc. Display uniforms are stored at our VFW 661 and we display uniforms on request at all events. There is a Day of Service event every Tuesday year around.

Join us for our second annual Veterans Day of Service at the VFW Post 418 in McKees Rocks Sunday, March 26th, from 11 am-3 pm.

This event is the best way we can say “Thank You” to our veterans around Pittsburgh while helping them improve their lives.

We will be serving lunch to veterans and their guests. NFP organizations and VA service officers will be on hand to help veterans. We’ll have a band for your enjoyment plus members of the Pittsburgh Steelers including Rock Bleier and Jon Kolb will be there to speak and sign autographs. This is not a fundraiser or benefit, it is an event to serve veterans

We are holding a volunteer event at the Salvation Army.

We will visit and play games with residents of Beechwood Manor Nursing home in Uniontown, PA

We will be cleaning and landscaping the Lillian Basore Library in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. We will also provide comprehensive professional rehabilitation of exterior signs. The Boy Scouts will assist us.

We are holding a 22km hike to raise veteran suicide awareness. Members of Post 9592 are actively engaged in veteran suicide prevention and veteran suicide awareness. We organize and participate in these type of events throughout the year and throughout the East Coast. Specifically, our membership is excited to be directly involved with organizing the Irreverent Warriors Silkies hike NYC, scheduled for August 26, 2023. We look forward to connecting with more veterans and saving lives.

We are improving the welcome sign area to our hometown. We also pulled weeds, weed whacked, mulched, and planted.

On May 6 we are holding a clean up and assessment event. Currently fences are broken plus broken toys, assorted garbage and glass litter the basketball court and play area. We will clean up and with Housing Authority leadership and residents. We will also figure out next step and what landscaping materials and playground equipment are needed and then we will bring that with us following week. After the clean up on May 6, we will have a BBQ for all residents and volunteers. The following weekend when we get the needed supplies and/or equipment, we will have a larger celebration/grand opening of the completed playground. We are so excited!

We will host an event to feed the homeless in Summerville.

We are serving the Lake View Assisted Living Facility. We’ll cut the lawn, trim the trees, and refurbish the flower beds. We will also pressure wash the front porch and the front picket fence. And finally, we will clean the grills, the outside picnic shed, and the sitting area.

We also have a second project in the planning stage.

We are holding an event with a motorcade driving at 22mph to 10 stops. At each stop we will pick up donated canned goods. We will also have a speaker at each stop to talk about who veterans can call to get help with mental health.

We are holding a food drive to benefit our local food pantry.

We are visiting veterans at three local nursing homes and we are offering them red, white, and blue prayer shawls that have been handmade by the ladies of Union Baptist Church of Latta SC.

The Dillon SC VFW Post 6091 will visit incarcerated Veteran prisoners in the Dillon County jail. We intend to learn about their military service, thank them for their service, tell them that their fellow Veterans have not forgotten them, identify any Veteran related matter where we may be able to assist, check on the welfare of their families, put them on a list to get mail from our Post at Xmas and on Veterans Day.

Our post will perform building beatification, hold a mobile food drive, and provide veteran outreach.

The Dillon SC VFW Post 6091 is holding a Day of Service event. We will visit incarcerated Veteran prisoners in the Dillon County jail. Our intent is to learn about their military service, thank them for their service, tell them that they have not been forgotten by their fellow Veterans, identify any Veteran related matter where we may be able to assist, check on the welfare of their families, put them on a list to get mail from our Post at Christmas and on Veterans Day.

Our post will provide volunteers for the food distribution, a monthly event occurring on the first Monday of each month in Sturgis, SD. Feeding South Dakota provides the resources and we will organize and distribute food to the needy. We’re hoping to provide at least 5 volunteers to the event.

We are holding an event to pain the American Legion building. Volunteers from our Post and the community will purchase all of the supplies for the project and paint the building together.

We are hosting Operation Joy, a USO/Bob Hope type music and comedy show, at two assisted living homes.

We have about 10 members who dress in costume according to the program (i.e. dressed in western clothes if we are performing country music, etc). We will meet at the two assisted living homes, Autumn Oaks Assisted Living and McArthur Manor Assisted Living, where we will perform for the residents and staff.

We are assisting in the preparation of food boxes and distribution to those in need in Scott County. Six or seven members of our Post 5669 are participateing in this event.

Our Post 5772 is conducting a maintenance and clean up event at the Sequatchie County Veterans Memorial Park in Dunlap, Tennessee.

We will provide lawn care, maintenance, and cleaning of the memorial wall and static displays. Members of our Post Auxiliary and American Legion Post 190 will also assist.

We plan a full day of grave cleaning at the local cemetery of both Confederate and Federal military members and any veteran from any conflict buried in the local cemeteries in our area.

We are cleaning grave headstones of military veterans in local cemeteries.

Our Post 5266 and Morristown Animal Shelter will be hosting a Pet Adoption Day and we will also be raising money to help animals who are homeless. We will clear the shelter, multiple vendors will be selling pet products at a high discount, and Paws for Caws Organizations will help with vaccinations.

We are cleaning up the yard of a VFW Navy and Vietnam Vet’s widow.

Our VFW Post 12206 members will clean headstones at the Stones River Battlefield Cemetery for our Day of Service. Section Q Col. Jeffery Gaylord is the contact

Our Post is gathering the names of Veterans who wish to have their names engraved on the existing granite slabs and we will supervise the engraving. This ongoing endeavor of Post 8554 will kick off in May.

We are holding a clothing drive and will be distributing clothes, shoes, blankets, etc. to unhoused veterans as well as to unhoused non-veterans at the homeless shelter in Denton, TX.

With help from local Boy Scout Troop 65, our VFW Post 2205 Members and auxiliary we will deliver donations to the Homeless Shelter and camping area and we will also distribute items to the unhoused folks living at a nearby camping area, many who are veterans.

We are holding this event in order to help veterans get connected with the American Honor Flight, American Legion, VetStar, Hospice of Lubbock with We Honor Veterans, and many more.

We are holding a clothing drive and will be distributing clothes, shoes, blankets, etc. to homeless veterans as well as to homeless non-veterans at the homeless shelter in Denton, TX.

We will be assisting the community in cleaning up Veterans Park.

We will be holding a Family Fun Day for our members and their families. We will also be hosting a dance.

I am caring for Ronald Fuhrmann, a lifetime VFW member of Post 6205. He is unable to drive and I care for him 5 – 6 days a week.

We are volunteering at the food bank.

We are holding a Day of Service event that will include a food drive, monument cleaning and Memorial Day presentations.

We are holding a Green Up Day on May 6th at 8am. Montpelier’s Brown/Johnson Post #792 will be participating in this major green up day in the Historical Part of Downton Montpelier.

Join David Barton and Rick Green, Constitutional experts and advocates for the original intent of our founding documents, in this one of a kind course on the meaning and purpose of the Constitution!

We’ll gather together locally or in an online meeting to watch the videos and discuss the workbook as we go article-by-article through the Constitution and Bill of Rights, learn about executive orders, recess appointments, the Electoral college, the powers of Congress and the President, freedom of religion, the duty of citizens, and much more.

Shot on location in Independence Hall, in the same room where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were written! This is a free weekly course and you can access to the digital workbook as soon as you register. There are also options for purchasing a physical workbook if you prefer. Registration: https://www.patriotacademy.com/coach/class/3608

We are supporting the neighborhood, Patriot Walk HOA by cutting the grass, reseeding the common space and trimming the surrounding areas.

Our post, VFW Post 4637 Ford-Stewart, is partnering with Grace Network Martinsville/Henry County for a food donation event. We will provide donations of food as well as a gift of money from the post relief fund.

And our Post thanks Ace Hardware for a gift of American flags. We will honor those who have gone before us and their families by placing these flags at their gravesides on Memorial Day weekend.

We will be holding an event to support children in need. With support from Sleep and Heavenly Peace Charity we will build bunk beds for children in Roanoke, Virginia.

We are hosting the 29th Annual Youth Fishing Derby Saturday, May 6, 8am-11am at Lake Tams in Gypsy Hill Park. The event is open to youth 4-15 years of age. We will award prizes  in various categories. Free on-site registration begins at 7:30am. This event is sponsored by Staunton Parks & Recreation Department and supported by VFW Post 7814, Kiwanis, Elks, and Moose.

We are holding a road cleanup.

We are holding an Adopt-a-Highway Clean Up.

We are hosting an event to clean up Tahoma National Cemetery.

In December 2022 with Wreaths Across America, we discovered that over 1000 graves of American veterans presently lay unknown at Lakeview Cemetery.  Among the veteran graves that were found several were covered with debris. This is unacceptable to us and together with community service groups and historic societies from throughout the region we have been busy archiving list of names to be charted into a new map for future generations. However, these grounds are huge and take considerable resources for the cemetery to upkeep.

Lakeview is the final resting place of many heroes of Asian American and Pacific Island Decent to include AAPI military veterans of both World Wars to present.  Among them Bruce Lee, 3 presidents, and veterans as far back as the civil war have been put to rest here. Not only is it the oldest cemetery in Seattle dating back to 1869, but even in times when society was separated all races and religions are found buried here.

In traditional culture, the ChingMing Holiday is a time where ancestors are honored and given offerings of flowers. It is an annual “tomb sweeping” season. Ahead of Memorial Day 2023 come join our service to pay homage in Honor of Our Fallen Heroes, whom include many Asian American and Pacific Islander WW2 Gold Medal Recipients.

website: HonorFallenHeroes.Eventbrite.com

We are holding an a clean up event at Causland Memorial Park, a 2 acre park in the town’s city limits which hosts a memorial to Anacortes veterans. Young-McCool VFW Post 12220 has partnered with the City of Anacortes Parks Management office to beautify the park, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

We are holding a clean up event at Causland Memorial Park. Causland is a 2-acre park in the town’s city limits that hosts a memorial to Anacortes veterans. Young-McCool VFW Post 12220 has partnered with the City of Anacortes Parks Management office to beautify the park which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Our Highline Post 4314 will hold a food drive and all proceeds will be given to Transform Burien, a local nonprofit that helps the homeless and people in need, including veterans.

We are holding the event at the Burien Fred Meyer Store entrance. Our Post members will distribute handouts to let customers know what items are needed by Transform Burien. After a customer makes a purchase to donate they can drop it off on their way out of the store. We did this last year and collected $515 in cash and 45+ bags of groceries in one afternoon. We are expanding our hours this year and expect to do better.

We are holding a food drive at the Burien Fred Meyer store.

We are holding a food drive to benefit our local food bank.

We are holding a mentoring and ministry at the Lavish / Talamoni Agape Ministry for youth and young couples.

Join us as we help the town plant trees and clean up the town park.

On the first Sunday of May we will pass out all of our Community Service awards during our Loyalty Day Dinner.  The guest speaker will be State Senator Amy Grady and the event is open to the public.

We will also host a Spaghetti Dinner on May 12th for the public and funds raised will go to the local food bank in Mason WV.

We will hold events beginning on the May 5 and continuing through May 6. The second wave of our Day of Service is scheduled for May 12 and 13 and we are placing flags on the graves beginning on May 24 and finishing prior to Memorial Day.

Articles will run in the local paper, Nicholas Chronicle, identifying various Cemetery POC’s to assist the communities and students with their participation

We are holding Day of Service community events in May. The first wave is May 5th – May 6th and the second wave is May 12th – 13th. We are placing flags on graves beginning May 24th through Memorial Day. We will have articles running in Nicholas Chronicle, newspaper and press, identifying various Cemetery POC’s to assist the communities and students with their participation.

We are visiting veterans residing in a nursing home and having lunch with them. We are participating in daily activities and we’ll tour the facility.

Our Post will be holding a two week canned food drive to donate to our local food pantry.

We are holding a citywide clean up of roads and rivers in Greater Boone County.

We are hosting an event to clean trails and roads.

We will sort and file military obituaries at the Green County Historical Society in Monroe, Wisconsin.

We are holding a food drive in front of the Lake Hallie Wisconsin Walmart. All food and money donations will go to the Chippewa Falls Agnes Table and Food Pantry.

We will be handing out flyers to patrons of Walmart with items needed at the pantry. Shoppers who purchase items to be bagged separately can donate them upon departing the store. We will load donations into carts and place all donated items and cash donations into an enclosed trailer to be delivered to the pantry.

We are holding an event with free barbecue, hot dog, brats and soda. There will also be a raffle.

We will pick up trash on Highway 47 in Woodruff from Timberlane to the south of Indian Shores Campground, approximately three miles from point to point. The start time is 8am (0800 hrs) on May 6th.

We are holding an Clean Up event at the Bayview Cemetery in the Village of Necedah

We are holding a highway clean up event. Post members along with the Waunakee Boy Scout Troop will pick up the accumulation of highway trash from the winter.

We are holding a clean up event. We are cleaning road routes, boat launch areas, and trails in Adams County, Wisconsin.

Our VFW Post 11453 will hold a bicycle roundup and bake sale. We sill donate all proceeds to Veterans’ Rock, a nonprofit that provides rock-solid support for homeless veterans, veterans in need, and their families.

Our Post members and clubwomen from two General Federation of Women’s Clubs will provide bake sale items and gather/receive bicycles for this event. It will take place across the street from Veterans’ Rock during its hours of operation on May 6.

We are holding a clean up event at the local cemetery.

We will provide green areas maintenance at the Monte Choca Community Center.

We are holding a Beach Clean Up Day on May 6. Members of Paul P. Busek VFW Post 11447 of Subic Bay along with National Returned Services League Subic Bay Branch of Australia will be volunteering to clean up the beach.

Our Post 2917 is teaming up with volunteers from Naval Base Guam to assist in cleaning the Guam Veterans Cemetery. We will be painting, pressure washing, and cleaning ground markers in preparation for Memorial Day.

We are holding an additional trash pick up event in May. We usually pick up trash with Community Partners at the Grafenwöhr Army Post every last Saturday of the month. In May, we’ll do it on the 6th as well! We follow up with a BBQ! USAG Bavaria, TEAMRWB, USO, B.O.S.S., 7ATC, and the Scouts will be there with us!

We are holding an event to clean memorial sites on and off  the Post and place flags on veterans grave sites

We are cleaning up the rood as well as providing maintenance as needed.

Our VFW Post 27 is holding a clean up event at the American Children’s Cemetery in Frankfurt, Germany. We are cleaning up the area and planting flowers.

We are holding a beach clean up event. Our VFW state and national leaders will clean up trash on a local beach in Cancun, Mexico.