VFW Post 8379 strengthened its mission of outreach and growth during its 703rd Adopt-A-Unit event, engaging more than 300 Soldiers and their families. The event not only supported active-duty service members but also resulted in the recruitment of two new Life Members. Through meaningful connections and program awareness, the Post continues building the future of the VFW.
Each March, Americans observe Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the extraordinary contributions women have made to our nation’s history. For the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Department of
During National Black History Month, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Department of Georgia, honors the service, sacrifice, and enduring legacy of Black Georgians who have defended our nation in every conflict. From the United States Colored Troops trained at Camp Saxton to the Tuskegee Airmen of World War II and generations of Black service members since, their courage and professionalism helped shape our military, advance equality within the ranks, and strengthen the freedoms we enjoy today.
As we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we reflect on his enduring call for justice, service, and active citizenship. Veterans, shaped by sacrifice and leadership, play a vital role in strengthening our democracy by staying engaged, informed, and committed to the communities they serve.
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.
As the Christmas season arrives, State Commander Bill Miles extends warm holiday wishes to the VFW family across Georgia. This message reflects on the blessings of faith, family, and fellowship, while honoring deployed service members, their families, and the essential workers who serve through the holidays. Commander Miles reminds us that service, sacrifice, and compassion define both the season and the VFW mission year-round, offering gratitude, hope, and unity as we celebrate Christmas and welcome the New Year.
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.
As we gather with loved ones this Christmas season, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering spirit of our Military, Veterans, and the brotherhood we share. This time of year reminds us of the values that guide our service – light, fellowship, integrity, and unity. May the warmth of Christmas fill your homes with peace and joy, and may the New Year bring renewed strength and continued purpose as we serve together.
Grand Commander Justin Howe shares a heartfelt Thanksgiving message celebrating the spirit of service, fellowship, and fun that defines the Military Order of the Cootie. He extends sincere gratitude to every Pup Tent member, Seam Squirrel, and seasoned Cootie whose dedication continues to uplift hospitalized veterans and strengthen the VFW family. This holiday season, he reminds all members to celebrate with full hearts, loud laughter, and pride in the mission they carry forward.
In this Thanksgiving message, we pause to honor the veterans whose courage, sacrifice, and steady leadership safeguard the freedoms we cherish. Georgia VFW Senior Vice Commander Gonzales reflects on the fortitude and integrity our veterans embody, virtues that continue to guide our communities and strengthen our nation. This heartfelt tribute reminds us that gratitude is more than a holiday sentiment; it is a recognition of the men and women whose service laid the foundation for the blessings we celebrate today.
