Vietnam Veterans of America Southwest Montana
Helping Veterans, Communities, & Those Serving In Harm's Way
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- 2021 A Summer Night
- 2021 Memorial Day
- 2020 Wreaths Across America
- 2020 Ringing The Bell
- 2020 Memorial Day
- 2019 Holiday Season
- 2019 Gallatin Gateway School
- 2019 Meadowlark Elementary
- 2019 Memorial Day Photos
- 2019 VVA Golf Tournament
- 2018 Veterans Day Ceremony
- 2018 Veterans Day
- 2018 Golf Tournament
- 2018 Memorial Day
- 2018 Arbor Day
- 2017 MSU - A PURPLE HEART UNIVERSITY
- 2017 Veteran of the Year
- 2017 Memorial Day
- 2016 VETERANS DAY
- 2016 Day of Caring
- 2015 Challenge Coin Award
- 2015 Homeless Veteran Stand Down
- 2015 Grand Marshal
- 2015 VVA Chapter Website of the Year
- 2015 PANCAKE BREAKFAST
- 2014 Homeless Veteran Stand Down
- VVA 788 NEWS 2016 - 2019
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VVA is a “home of our own” – a community of fellowship with people who share your experiences, needs, and hopes for the future.
Join our Montana Chapter for fellowship, volunteer opportunities, and community service. Be as active as your time, talents, and interests allow.
Or, simply be a proud member of the Montana VVA State Council , knowing that your membership helps VVA work for you and your fellow Vietnam veterans.
Chuck Renevier, President Montana State Council
