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‘So Much to Remember About the Significance of Our War’
Read more: ‘So Much to Remember About the Significance of Our War’When members of VFW Post 1828 and their families gathered at the Veterans Memorial in West Plains, Missouri, to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the end of Operation Desert Storm last year, it marked an historic first for the “Show-Me State” Post. Led by Gulf War veteran and Post 1828 Junior Vice Commander David Scott…
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‘They Are Our Cornerstone’
Read more: ‘They Are Our Cornerstone’VFW Post 4337 in Inverness, Florida, is being led by a husband-and-wife team. Post Commander Jesus (Joe) Acosta and Auxiliary President Lorinda (Lori) Acosta lead the Post and its Auxiliary in community endeavors. A Vietnam veteran, Joe was based at Long Thanh North from 1969-1971 with the 210th Combat Aviation Battalion, 1st Aviation Brigade. He…
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Driving Success with Blood Donations
Read more: Driving Success with Blood DonationsVFW Post 6445 in Harlem, Georgia, held a blood drive in celebration of January’s National Blood Donor Month. The event was held at the Harlem Branch Library Jan. 25, in an RV from The Blood Connection, who the Post partnered with for the event. “We are thrilled with the outcome of our mobile blood drive…
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‘All Veterans Are Welcome Here’
Read more: ‘All Veterans Are Welcome Here’VFW magazine continues its “Destination Post Series” this month. The series will feature 125 VFW Posts located in sought-after tourist destinations. Featured VFW Posts are those that make a real difference in the communities in which the Posts are located. This month’s article takes VFW magazine to two coastal cities in Georgia and South Carolina.…
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Supporting Veterans Health Care
Read more: Supporting Veterans Health CareThe Department of Maryland VFW Auxiliary recently donated $6,000 to the Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System. The Salisbury Independent reported that the donation will benefit veterans throughout the “Chesapeake Bay State” by providing things such as creative arts resources, transportation services, adaptive sports equipment, holiday gifts, supplies for new and expecting mothers, and equipment…
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Warming The Community with Open Arms
Read more: Warming The Community with Open ArmsThis winter, VFW Post 6291 has served as a warming center for the Murray, Kentucky, community when temperatures drop below 30 degrees. Post 6291 Commander Richard J. Owens said the Post opened as a warming center in January for 20 days in conjunction with local emergency management officials. He said during that time the Post…