Our fellow war veteran,

On Tuesday the VFW celebrated Veterans Day, honoring the millions of men and women across the world who have bravely worn our nation's uniform and selflessly defended our country. The VFW wouldn't be the organization it is today without your service and sacrifice, and we hope this week you felt the outpouring of gratitude and support you deserve.

Your service, commitment to our country and your dedication to improving the lives and communities around you is the heart of what the VFW stands for. The work you do day in and day out — Still Serving — is what being a VFW member is all about, and we appreciate you and thank you for your continued service.

Respectfully,

Your VFW

VFW Celebrates Veterans’ Legacy This Veterans Day, the VFW salutes the service and continued sacrifices made by all who have worn our nation’s uniform. Read the VFW's full statement here.

Still Serving Shatters Records The VFW's Still Serving campaign continues to break records, with more than 6.5 million people engaging, 3,500 veterans sharing how they're Still Serving and hosting more than 3,700 VFW Day of Service community events to date. Find out more about the campaign's success and share your Still Serving story.

BK Raises $350K for NVS In its 19th year of support, Burger King participating franchisees raised nearly $350,000 to support the VFW's National Veterans Service program during its May fundraising campaign. This vital campaign ensures our VFW Accredited Service Officers can continue providing vital support to America's service members, veterans and their families.

Passing Down Their Bravery On the 81st anniversary of Operation Market Garden, members of VFW Post 6712 in Revere, Massachusetts, escorted three WWII veterans back to the Netherlands, where they attended several ceremonies in the cities they were deployed to. Read more about this special escort mission.

VFW Provides Essential Services A June GAO report from a study of more than 50,000 troops surveyed upon exiting the military in 2023 and 2024 found that two-thirds of troops might suffer from mental health conditions requiring follow-up. Reasons like this are why the VFW provides essential free services linking these separating members with their VA benefits. Read more on the GAO report and how the VFW's NVS program is stepping up.