VFW Post 1881

This Saturday at the VFW Post 1881!

Bounty poker tomorrow 3 Feb @ 11
Sunday poker 4 Feb @ 11

The VFW POST 1881 would like to show our appreciation to our members, their families and guests. Please join us Nov. 11th at 1pm for a dinner to honor all our Veterans and Active Military Men and Women. 🇺🇲 Thank you all! 🇺🇲

What a great time! Thanks to all that came out to volunteer with a trunk! Fleet Reserve Association (FRA), Laramie County Sheriff's department, American Medical Response (AMR), VFW Post 4343 & Auxiliary, VFW Post 1881 & Auxiliary.

Come visit us Sunday 27 October from 2-5 Pm for our trunk or treat inside.

Bring your kids to the VFW Post 1881 on Oct. 27th! South side entrance to the Hall downstairs.

Please come join us for a ham dinner with all the fixings! VFW members and guests.

Come to the VFW Post 1881 for the kick-off of 2024 Toys for Tots!

The VFW Celebrates 125 Years! Here are 125 lesser-known facts about America's oldest major combat veterans organization.

Program Specialist This position is located at the Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver, Colorado.

Show your support for Medal of Honor recipient Vernon Baker TOMORROW!

The Veterans Remembrance Memorial and Tyrrell Chevrolet are hosting a fantastic benefit to honor Cheyenne's own Vernon Baker. Enjoy live music, great food, auctions, and more! All proceeds will go towards the placement of a bronze statue in Cheyenne to honor this American hero.

Event Details:

When: Sunday, September 15th, from Noon to 5 PM
Where: Lions Park Amphitheatre, 4639 Lions Park Dr., Cheyenne, WY 82001
Let's come together as a community and show our gratitude for Vernon Baker's extraordinary service!

Today, we remember the tragic events of September 11th, 2001. It was a day that shook our nation to its core, leaving scars that will never fully heal.

We honor the innocent lives lost – the civilians, the first responders, the heroes who rushed towards danger without hesitation. Their bravery and sacrifice will forever be etched in our hearts.

The attacks on that day also had a profound impact on our military, leading to conflicts that spanned decades. Many of our members at VFW Post 1881 answered the call to serve, putting their lives on the line to defend our freedom and protect our nation from those who sought to harm us.

Their service, their sacrifices, their unwavering dedication to duty – these are the qualities that define our membership. They are the living embodiment of the resilience and strength of the American spirit.

Today, we remember. We honor. We stand united.