How many VFW posts are there?
6,200 Posts
With more than 1.6 million VFW and Auxiliary members located in 6,200 Posts worldwide, the VFW and its Auxiliary are dedicated to veterans’ service, legislative advocacy, and military and community service programs.
Can a civilian join the VFW?
You must be a veteran who has honorably served overseas in an area of foreign conflict in order to join the VFW. However, if you are not eligible for VFW membership but are the parent, grandparent, spouse, sibling, child or grandchild of a qualifying veteran, you can apply for membership in the VFW Auxiliary.
Where is the largest VFW?
Conroe
VFW Post 4709 VFW Post 4709 in Conroe, Texas, boasts one of the largest memberships in the country, with 908 active members. This post is known for its many community service projects, educational programs, and donations to various charities.
How do I change my VFW post?
A. You can update your mailing address by accessing your online account at vfw.org, contacting the Member Service Center at 1.833. VFW. VETS (1.833.
Where is the VFW headquarters?
Kansas City, MO
Veterans of Foreign Wars/Headquarters
Can you join the VFW with a National Defense Service Medal?
If a veteran’s DD-214 or other military documentation confirms they have been awarded one of these campaign medals and they have served honorably, then they are eligible for membership in the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
How many VFW’s are in America?
Membership and structure As of 2020 the VFW has 1.6 million members and Auxiliary members, forming 6,000 local chapters known as Posts, grouped into 52 Departments covering the 50 states, the Asia-Pacific area, and Europe.
How do I cancel my VFW membership?
To reach the Member Service Center, call its toll-free number, 1-833-VFW-VETS (1-833-839-8387) or email [email protected].
Are American Legion and VFW the same?
VFW membership is limited to veterans who served in a war zone. American Legion is limited to veterans who served during war time, but without being in a war zone. VFW membership requires you to have been deployed in an overseas theater of operation in wartime or conflict.