twv events cal

We meet every first and third Wednesdays of the month, at 2 PM

Let’s get together on strategies to prevent rural veteran suicide in our communities.

AUGUST 18–25: Experience a complimentary week full of mindful education, body rejuvenation and uplifting camaraderie with fellow veterans and their partners in the mountains of New Mexico.

September 11 - Flag Retirement Ceremony at Cerro Cemetery Time TBD

The Commander's Homecoming is a way to show appreciation for the leadership and commitment of the commander and to build camaraderie among the members of the post.   For more info, contact:  cerrovfw9517@gmail.com  Cerro VFW Facebook Page Link

Donations and volunteer assistance are being requested to help those who sacrificed for our freedoms back into the mainstream of society.

Let’s get together on strategies to prevent rural veteran suicide in our communities.   September 19, 5pm, Cerro- Regular VFW Post 9615 monthly meeting For more info, contact:  cerrovfw9517@gmail.com  Cerro VFW Facebook Page Link

Saturday, December 10 at the Eagles Club

Meetings at the Questa VFW are held on the second Wednesday of every month at 6pm

AFSP's annual Advocacy Action Days bring advocates together in the state capital to advocate for policy changes that will help prevent suicide. In partnership with the New Mexico State Suicide Prevention Coalition, AFSP will be bringing together community partners, legislators, and advocates to bring this issue to the forefront.

NM Dept. of Veterans Services & NM National Guard Military & Veterans Day  at the Legislature  State Capitol 8:00 am - 12 Noon   Rotunda: 12 Noon - 1:00pm Join us for the annual day to honor veterans and active-duty service members at the State Capitol February 19, 2025. The New Mexico Department of Veterans’ […]

COMMEMORATING OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY
“SALUTING ALL WOMEN VETERANS”
0800 hrs – Registration Opens, Exhibits, Refreshments, Networking
0900 hrs – Opening Ceremonies
0930 hrs – Morning Entertainment
1130 hrs – Luncheon
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Betty Mosely-Brown, USMC

There are 123,000 veterans living in our 33 counties and many rely on the VA for their healthcare. Without a fully functioning VA our veterans would not have access to the benefits and services earned through their military service.

Cerro VFW Post #9516 Monthly Meeting:
March 20, 2025 , 5:00pm