VFW Post 3679 Brings Service to Life
VFW Post 3679 in Chickamauga, Georgia, continues to make a meaningful impact through hands-on service and community engagement. From delivering biscuits and donuts to veterans at the Chattanooga VA Clinic to distributing nearly 1,000 American flags during the Armed Forces Day Parade, the Post exemplifies dedication to veterans and patriotism in action.
Inaugural Blue Goose BBQ Brings Community Together
Veterans at the Georgia War Veterans Nursing Home in Augusta were honored on May 2, 2026, during the first annual Blue Goose BBQ. Organized by local VFW and Auxiliary members, the event featured a freshly prepared barbecue meal, fellowship, and a shared commitment to recognizing those who served.
VFW Post 2667 Hosts Successful Sporting Clay Event
Pless-Jackson Medal of Honor VFW Post 2667 in Newnan, Georgia, brought the community together through a successful sporting clay event that combined outdoor competition with a powerful mission. The event not only showcased strong local support but also raised critical funds to continue the Post’s work serving veterans and their families.
VFW Post 6605 Adds Auxiliary, Expands Impact
VFW Post 6605 in Warner Robins is gaining momentum by establishing a new Auxiliary, expanding community involvement, and maintaining consistent communication. Their commitment to growth and service is creating a stronger, more connected Post for veterans and the local community alike.
VFW Post 4995 Leverages Community Engagement For Growth
In Thomasville, Georgia, VFW Post 4995, known as the Allen-Cook Post, is setting the standard for what it means to grow, engage, and lead within the Veterans of Foreign Wars […]
Announcing Hats on the Hill 2026: Georgia Veterans Speak Up
On January 21, 2026, Georgia’s veteran community will gather at Liberty Plaza for Hats on the Hill, a statewide advocacy event led by the Georgia VFW in coordination with VSOs, CVEBs, and veteran organizations across the state. The event focuses on uniting veterans and supporters to push for meaningful action on critical issues impacting those who served.
Georgia VFW Stands Strong in 2025 Wreaths Across America
VFW Posts and Districts across Georgia joined communities statewide for Wreaths Across America Day, honoring fallen veterans by placing remembrance wreaths at cemeteries large and small. From Georgia National Cemetery to local hometown resting places, VFW members helped ensure every hero was remembered, honored, and taught to future generations.
Tony Dobbins Elected to Lead the VFW Southern Conference
Tony Dobbins has been elected Chairman of the VFW Southern Conference, taking on a two-year leadership role that will impact veterans across 14 states. His election marks a new chapter of modernization, collaboration, and growth for one of the VFW’s largest regional bodies. With a focus on digital engagement, membership support, and stronger partnerships, Dobbins and the newly elected slate of officers are poised to elevate veteran services across the Southern United States. The historic election also includes Georgia’s Dawn Lemay as Southern Conference Auxiliary President, marking the first time both top roles come from the same state.
Veterans Groups Unite Against Georgia HB 108
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Georgia has taken decisive action against HB 108, uniting with 14 partner organizations to oppose the bill’s authorization of unaccredited claims agents. Their jointly signed statement urges Georgia lawmakers to protect veterans from predatory practices and uphold federally mandated accreditation standards.
Honoring All Who Served: The Enduring Importance of Veterans Day
Each November, Americans pause to honor the men and women who answered the call of duty. For the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Georgia, Veterans Day is more than a ceremony; it’s a living reminder of service, sacrifice, and community. Across the state, VFW Posts celebrated veterans by engaging their communities through parades, school visits, and service projects.