The Colorado Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S has a rich tradition of serving veterans, military families and their local communities and is proud to be the home of one of the VFW founding organizations. Is was in 1899 that the roots of the VFW began when the National Society of the Army of the Philippines from Denver, Colorado and the American Veterans of Foreign Service from Columbus, Ohio formed to serve the veterans of the Spanish American War (1898) and the Philippines war (1899 - 1902). In 1914 these two organizations merged forming the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. In 1936 Congress chartered the VFW and it continues its rich tradition in enhancing the lives of millions through its community service programs and special projects.

When America called our veterans gave and through the VFW they continue to give today. Our members common bond and shared respect drive us to support those who've born the burden of battle - from WW II through service in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other modern theaters. From Memorial Day and Veterans Day services around the state, to overseas troop support such as Operation Uplink, we make a difference. Our benefits assistance, advocacy for veterans and our troops, military transition guidance, veterans employment opportunities, camaraderie and community service proves that NO ONE DOES MORE FOR VETERANS.

The district status reports are now maintained directly on the website. This method reduces the amount of work needed to create and publish the pdf versions.

Please review these instructions before proceeding to the reports.

*** Click here for the VFW District Status Report page ***

*** Click here for the VFW Auxiliary District Status Report page ***

VFW and VFW Auxiliary reports have been separated and can be easily filtered for a district or Post / auxiliary.

 For example, to filter for District 2 enter "Dist-02" in the "Search" field and click the "Go" button

To search for a Post or Auxiliary enter the post number in the Search field and click the Go button. 

Please note that the Post or Auxiliary search may return multiple results because the number may match other Posts or Auxiliaries. For example, 6101 includes 101 so a search for 101 will return both.

 Clicking on the magnifying glass icon on the right will bring up a detailed view showing all fields, including notes.

The easiest way to print the report is to copy and paste it into Excel or Word and print it from there.

*** Click here for the VFW District Status Report page ***

*** Click here for the VFW Auxiliary District Status Report page ***

VFW Posts and VFW Auxiliaries can now view and download on-line program / community report entries.  Additionally program report chairmen can now make corrections and leave comments in the new "Chairman Feedback" section which can be viewed in a details page or in the csv file. 

The number in parenthesis is the District in which the Post is located.
An asterisk (*VFW Aux.) indicates that the Post has a VFW Auxiliary.

Note: Post listing may not be actual meeting place or mailing address

THIS LISTING IS NOT TO BE USED FOR PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOLICITATION

Our calendar is a shared Google calendar that you can subscribe to, allowing our events to be displayed on your mobile device either through your Google Calendar or other applications like Outlook and Apple Calendar.

Subscribe using Google Calendar

1. Open Google Calendar.
2. Next to "Other calendars" on the left, click the Down Arrow.
3. Select Add by URL.
4. Copy and paste the calendar's address in the field provided. The address for our calendar is: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/9sasmmh8igkog5u1kddn3q5s30%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
5. Click Add Calendar. The calendar will appear on the left side under "Other calendars."

Subscribe using Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016

1. In outlook click on File | Account Settings | Account Settings
2. Click on the Internet Calendars tab, then click on New
3. Copy and paste the calendar's address in the field provided. The address for out calendar is: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/9sasmmh8igkog5u1kddn3q5s30%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
4. Click Add
5. In the Folder Name box, type the name you want the calendar to be, for example "Department Calendar"
6. Click OK