VFW POST 5331 – Big River Post in Cedar Hill, MO
Putting the interests of our members first!
Big River VFW Post 5331
with the assistance of
Cub Scout Pack 552 out of Dittmer
will host a
Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 2:30pm
The event will be held at the VFW Post Flag Pole
If you have a flag that is ready for retirement,
bring it by the post or bring it to the ceremony
The public is invited and encouraged to attend
Light refreshments will be served after the ceremony
Big River VFW Post 5331 and Auxiliary will hold their October meeting on Monday, October 10, 2016 at 7:00pm
Saturday
September 24, 2016
Join Us for a
Night at the Races
at “Morgan Downs”
Big River VFW Post 5331 and Auxiliary will hold their September meeting on Monday, September 12, 2016 at 7:00pm
Big River VFW Post 5331 and Auxiliary will hold their August meeting on Monday, August 8, 2016 at 7:00pm
Help Us Help Families In NeedJoin Big River VFW Post 5331
Saturday, August 6th, from Noon – 6:00pm
for
Pork Steak, Brats and Chicken
$9.00 per plate
Good Food!
Good Company!!
Good Music!!!
VFW Big River Post 5331will host a
Saturday, July 2
Festivities will be from 12:00pm – 11:00pm
Barbecue from 12:00pm – 7:00pm
Music starting at 2:00pm
Live Band plays from 7:00pm – 11:00pm
A great fireworks display will begin after dark!!!
Pork Steak, Chicken or Brat Plate is $9.00
The VFW Auxiliary will also offer Funnel Cakes and Snow Cones
Tessa Folk & Company, an acoustic trio, will entertain
with a rock, folk and pop playlist
June 20, 2016
WASHINGTON — The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States is adamantly opposed to a Senate proposal that would restrict veterans preference to a one-time deal when applying for work within the federal government.
Continue reading “VFW OPPOSES VETERANS PREFERENCE RESTRICTION”
Big River VFW Post 5331 and Auxiliary will hold their July meeting on Monday, July 11, 2016 at 7:00pm
Background: Politicians, pundits and politically-motivated organizations are using the national crisis in access to care at the Department of Veterans Affairs as justification to dismantle and privatize the VA health care system, with some even proposing that veterans be charged for their service-connected care. The VFW says no!
Veterans must not stand idle as politicians who never served or use the VA health care system dictate when and where veterans can receive care.
For almost 117 years, the VFW has worked tirelessly to identify issues veterans face when accessing their earned benefits, and has worked with Congress to ensure a grateful nation fulfills her obligation to those who sacrificed to defend her. In the past two years alone, the VFW has collected direct feedback from more than 20,000 veterans regarding the their experiences receiving VA and private sector health care. Their message is clear: “Improve, don’t dismantle the VA health care system.”
Take Action: Contact your Members of Congress and let them know that VA health care reform must be based on the needs and preferences of veterans, not political rhetoric.