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Outstanding Support By Arlington-Fairfax Elks Members for our Veterans/Military

Sun, 29 Mar 2026 22:05:57 GMT

Outstanding Support By Arlington-Fairfax Elks Members for our Veterans/Military

Whenever a call is put out to our 2188 Lodge members for support for our Veterans and Military, our members immediately provide support above and beyond. This was truly the case in March when our Veterans Committee put out a call for cleaning supplies and snacks to support The Old Guard that guards the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The donations were so overwhelming in numbers that a large SUV with the seats down was needed to transport everything to the Tomb soldiers. Thank you to all who donated! You are amazing!! A special “thank you” also to our brother lodge in Woodbridge. They gave a large donation for the cause too. Elks Care Elks Share!

And as always, our lodge made our delivery of hearty, frozen food to the USO at Reagan National Airport and the Ft Myer USO (Joint Base Myer/Henderson Hall). This food delivery is made approximately every 3 weeks. This provides the Reagan Airport USO visitors food and snacks to help make their flight experience just a little better. At Ft Myer, the soldiers visiting the USO facility have a chance to get a frozen pizza or a breakfast sandwich, etc. that they can easily microwave for a hot snack/meal while visiting fellow soldiers, playing video games or just enjoying some quiet time.

Although each USO facility has a monthly budget, it is never sufficient to provide the extras for all their visitors. As a matter of fact, Ft Myer had over 73,000 visitor sign-ins last year. Wow! That’s why our Lodge’s support is essential. Thank you all again for helping to make that happen!

Golf Outing at Spring Convention

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 03:08:22 GMT

Golf Outing at Spring Convention

VEA 2026 Spring Convention

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 02:34:39 GMT

VEA 2026 Spring Convention

June 10-14, 2026

Hotel Madison

710 S. Main Street

Harrisonburg, VA 22801

(540) 564-0200

Room cost $119 plus 15% sale tax

Free self-park for overnight and day guests

Cut off for room reservations is May 11th. 2026 for the Elk Rate.

25th of May a Late registration fee of $25 will be added to registration!

The Cut-Off for registration is the 3rd of June.

Golf Outing Friday Jun 12th Golf course TBD, $70 per person or $280 per team. Start Time 8:00.

Remember to register for both!! Register for the convention and book your room!

Hospitality Rooms are good size and are all right next to each other Lodges running the hospitality rooms need to contact me for instruction @ pspshoe@gmail.com

Virginia Elks 2026 March Training

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 02:14:10 GMT

Virginia Elks 2026 MArch Training

Join us on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at the Charlottesville Elks Lodge #389 in Charlottesville, Virginia for training.

Virginia Elks Youth Camp 2026 Lodge weeks for campers

Tue, 17 Mar 2026 02:04:33 GMT

Virginia Elks Youth Camp 2026 Lodge weeks for campers

BOYS:

WEEK 1: July 5-July 11: Bedford-Lynchburg, Charlottesville,

Fredericksburg, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk,

Onancock, Portsmouth-Chesapeake, Roanoke, Staunton, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Waynesboro

WEEK 2: July 12-July 18: Alexandria, Arlington-Fairfax, Clifton Forge, Danville, Front Royal, Harrisonburg, Loudoun, Martinsville, Pulaski, Richmond, Winchester, Woodbridge

GIRLS:

WEEK 3: July 19-July 25: Bedford-Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Onancock, Portsmouth-Chesapeake, Roanoke, Staunton, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Waynesboro

WEEK 4: July 26- August 1: Alexandria, Arlington-Fairfax, Clifton Forge, Danville, Front Royal, Harrisonburg, Loudoun, Martinsville, Pulaski, Richmond, Winchester, Woodbridge

The above schedule does not include the quotas. Quotas are based on membership as of April 1, 2026. For every 25 members (on April 1, 2026), or partial of 25, the Lodge sponsors 1 camper.

Example: Membership is 103=5 campers. The Lodge is responsible for paying $170 per camper even if no children attend the camp. This also coincides with the Andy Award criteria.

Please feel free to contact your VEYC Board member if you have any questions.

**Remember…those campers you send, have the opportunity to make memories of a lifetime…those who are not given the opportunity, do not have that opportunity!

Sincerely,

Gigi Jones

Trustee, PP, Camp Coordinator

Arlington-Fairfax Elks Support USO at Reagan National Airport and Ft Myer

Thu, 05 Feb 2026 00:10:32 GMT

Arlington-Fairfax Elks Support USO at Reagan National Airport and Ft Myer

The cold, snowy weather from end of January into February meant delayed or cancelled flights at the airport. This means our lodge’s delivery of hearty, frozen food to the USO at Reagan National Airport and Ft Myer USO (Joint Base Myer/Henderson Hall) were very much appreciated. The Reagan Airport USO visitors had food and snacks to help make their flight experience just a little better. At Ft Myer, the soldiers visiting the USO facility had a chance to get a frozen pizza or a breakfast sandwich, etc. that they could easily microwave for a hot snack/meal while visiting fellow soldiers, playing video games or just enjoying some quiet time. And while making these food deliveries, our Elks volunteers enjoyed meeting another visitor to the Ft Myer USO - a golden doodle named Tilly. Tilly proved to be not only a beautiful, friendly dog but also a natural for pictures.

In February, our Lodge also provided support for a Veteran family - a single father with 4 daughters, who recently found housing with the help of the Dept of Veterans Affairs (VA). Then with funding from the Focus Grant and additional Grand Lodge funding, our Lodge provided furniture and household items to help furnish their new home. This program is a partnership between the VA and the Elks. The VA finds the homeless veteran housing and the local Elks Lodge provides the furnishings/household goods to truly make it a home.

Winchester 867 Elks Lodge donated $100,000.00 to 14 local charities at their January meeting

Tue, 03 Feb 2026 00:42:14 GMT

Winchester 867 Elks Lodge donated $100,000.00 to 14 local charities at their January meeting

Winchester 867 Elks Lodge donated $100,000.00 total to 14 local charities at their January 7th Lodge meeting.

Donations were as follows:

$10,000 to Special Love

$10,000 to Blue Ridge Hospice

$10,000 to Abba Care

$10,000 to The Laurel Center

$10,000 to the Fisher House Foundation

$10,000 Winchester Church of God Hope Center

$10,000 to Winchester & Middletown Model Railroad Museum Fund

$10,000 to John H. Enders Fire Company Fire Truck Fund

$5,000 to Love to Nic

$5,000 to Family Promise

$2500 to Froggy’s Closet

$2500 to the local Winchester SPCA

$2500 to American Society of Suicide Prevention Sherando Chapter

$2500 to Dakotas Dream

Arlington-Fairfax Elks support Veterans/Military in the New Year

Fri, 02 Jan 2026 23:57:36 GMT

Arlington-Fairfax ELks support Veterans/Military in the New Year

As 2025 ended, our Lodge volunteers delivered 21 boxes of snack foods to the Ft Myer USO (Joint Base Myer/Henderson Hall). The delivery included such snacks as chips, beef sticks, protein bars, etc., which was funded by the Grand Lodge Freedom Grant. Volunteers also delivered 24 boxes of Girl Scout cookies (donated by Lisa/Michael Stevens) and 8 boxes of Lil Debbie’s Oatmeal Cookies (donated by Jerry Sall/Kathy Showker).

Then as the New Year began, our Lodge continued our support for our Veterans and Military with two frozen food deliveries in January 2026 to the USO centers at Reagan National Airport and Ft Myer. The hearty, frozen food provides easily microwaveable nourishment for the weary traveling visitors to USO Reagan and for the Honor Guard visitors to the Ft Myer USO.

Additionally, our Lodge volunteers delivered a Welcome Home Kit to a veteran who was moving into his new apartment. The Welcome Home Kit provides the necessities a home requires, such as bedding, sheets, kitchenware, pots & pans, toilet paper, etc. This program is a partnership between the Dept of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Elks. The VA finds the homeless veteran housing and the local Elks Lodge provides the furnishings, which is majorly funded through Grand Lodge Grants or other Grand Lodge funding.

Photos Include:

• Pictures from Snack Food Delivery to Ft Myer USO

• Pictures from Frozen Food Deliveries to USOs at Reagan Airport & Ft Myer

• Picture from Welcome Home Delivery

Winchester, Va. Elks 867 Sharing

Tue, 04 Nov 2025 22:13:59 GMT

Winchester, Va. Elks 867 Sharing

Thanks to the generous donations of our members throughout the month of October , Winchester Elks 867 Lodge donated coats, hats, shoes and gloves to Executive Director, Andrea Cousens with CCAP. In addition, we partnered with Kemper Belford who started the organization Kemper Cares and he delivered 75 Shelter packs that included a hat, gloves, socks, basic toiletries and an emergency blanket.

Thank you to all our members for their generosity and to Kemper Cares for their donation. Pictured Lef to right are Executive Director Andrea Cousens, Trustee Donnie Ford, Trustee Marie Merryman, Lecturing Knight Ricky Bocky, Kemper Belford and ER David Gardner. Elks Care, Elks Share !!

Bedford-Lynchburg Elks Lodge No. 321 Hosts Successful Baby Shower

Mon, 03 Nov 2025 22:19:32 GMT

Bedford-Lynchburg Elks Lodge No. 321 Hosts Successful Baby Shower

On Monday, November 3rd, the Bedford-Lynchburg Elks Lodge No. 321 held a successful baby shower at the Bedford Pregnancy Center in Bedford, VA. The Bedford Pregnancy Center is a Christian-based nonprofit counseling center that provides support to mothers, expectant mothers, and their families.

Nine mothers attended the shower while we were present, with several more expected to arrive later. As part of the Spotlight Grant—focused on promoting literacy—we purchased $600 worth of children’s books. The remaining $1,400 was used to buy car seats, crib mattresses, and other essential items.

In addition to the grant funds, one member generously donated new clothing and knitted baby hats, and a non-member contributed handmade baby quilts. Everyone involved had a wonderful time supporting this worthy cause.

This marks the sixth year our Lodge has partnered with the Bedford Pregnancy Center, continuing our commitment to helping children get off to a strong start in life—because these children are our future.

We were honored to have State President Lynn Rutherford-Snow and her Administrative Assistant, Gigi Jones, join us for the event. Volunteers John Owen, Nancy Owen, Sandra Angel, and Keith Campbell also gave their time and energy to make the day a success.

Thank you, Bedford-Lynchburg Elks Lodge No. 321, for your continued dedication and generosity.

Winchester, Va. Elks 867 Keeps Growing

Mon, 20 Oct 2025 00:25:48 GMT

Winchester, Va Elks 867 Keeps Growing

On October 15, 2025 during our DD visit Winchester Elks initiated 23 new members. In no particular order are William Norton, Linda Nortin, Iynn Zahn, Mike Sacco, Juanita McJilten, Richard Fiovanti, Kay A Dennison, Marcia Payne, Lisa McIntyre, Kevin Merritt, John Wood, Troy Funk, Steven Welsh,Jonathan Clingerpeel, Lisa Evans, Allen Shank, Russell B David, Kelly Kyle, Christian Burns, David Trimble, Kevin Lambert Jr., Lori Thompsom and Larry Jackson Jr.

Pictured in front row are DD Carlos Ortiz with ER David Gardner.

The President's Reception

Thu, 02 Oct 2025 21:37:45 GMT

The President's Reception

Virginia Elks Association

VEA President

Lynn Rutherford-Snow

Requests the honor of your presence

The Presidents Reception

Saturday, October 25, 2025

6:00 PM ~ 6:45 PM

Cape Lookout / Cape Fear

Sheraton Oceanfront

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Each Registered Elk / Guest will receive

two tickets for the Bar. Any additional

drinks will be CASH Bar.

R.S.V.P. by October 15, 2025

Email: jlsnow81305@earthlink.net

Buddy Benches

Wed, 01 Oct 2025 21:34:36 GMT

Buddy Benches

Handbags of Hope

Wed, 01 Oct 2025 21:30:16 GMT

Handbags of Hope

During the Ladies Breakfast, the ladies will be assembling "Handbags of Hope". This wonderful project was created by my Presidential Aide Gigi Jones several years ago. Thousands of these handbags have been distributed to ladies who have suffered mental as well as physical abuse, shelters, and hurricane survivors to name a few. Please review the list and bring some items along with a handbag or two. We will have some extra supplies to help fill these beautiful "Handbags of Hope".

Since we are in the hurricane season, these "Handbags of Hope" will go to an area if they suffer damages. If no damages, they will be delivered to a local "Shelter for Abuse" in the Virginia Beach area. Thank you so very much for participating in this very worthwhile project! Let us "Show Our Love For Elkdom" AND "Be The Difference". We ARE the B.P.O.E. ......... Best People On Earth!

Fraternally,

Lynn Rutherford-Snow, PDDGER

VEA President 2025 - 2026

"Show Your Love For Elkdom"

Arlington-Fairfax Elks Lodge #2188 initiates five new members

Thu, 25 Sep 2025 21:51:59 GMT

Arlington-Fairfax Elks Lodge #2188 initiates five new members

Arlington-Fairfax Elks Lodge #2188 initiates five new members at our last meeting during the North District, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler’s visit. Pictured from L-R are: District Deputy Esquire Marvin Miller (Loudoun Lodge #2406), District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Carlos Ortez (Loudoun Lodge #2406), Mark Barbaro, Peter Bowers, Jaimie Robison, Michile Banker and our Exalted Ruler Mark Harford. New member not pictured is LeAnne Howard.

Winchester Elks 867 Americanism Winners

Fri, 01 Aug 2025 06:05:30 GMT

Winchester Elks 867 Americanism Winners

Winchester, Va. Elks 867 Americanism Winners

Winchester presented awards and checks to two of our 3 Americanism winner. Pictured are Joshua Thomas 2nd place winner in State with Plaque and $100.00 and Jordyn Jackson 3rd place winner received $75.00.

Submitted By: Jim Venable

Welcome Home & USO Deliveries

Fri, 01 Aug 2025 04:15:12 GMT

Welcome Home & USO Deliveries

July is a time to celebrate our nation and its diverse history. And what better time for our Lodge to honor and provide continued support for our military and veterans with our frozen food deliveries to the USOs at Reagan National Airport and Joint Base Myer/Henderson Hall (Ft Myer); and also with our Welcome Kit for newly-housed homeless veterans.

Our Lodge volunteers made 2 frozen food deliveries this month to the Reagan and Ft Myer USOs - one on July 8 and the other on July 28. This frozen food will provide a hearty sandwich/meal for the weary military/veteran travelers at the airport USO and also provide respite for the Honor Guard members at the Ft Myer USO, between the multiple funerals they perform at Arlington National Cemetery. Each delivery will serve about 190 for each facility.

Additionally, our Lodge volunteers delivered a Welcome Home Kit to a previously homeless veteran, who was moving into her new apartment. The Welcome Kit provides the necessities a home requires, such as bedding, sheets, towels, kitchenware, pots & pans, toilet paper, etc. This program is a partnership between the Dept of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Elks. The VA funds the homeless veteran housing and the local Elks Lodge provides the furnishings, which is majorly funded through Grand Lodge Grants or other Grand Lodge funding.

Pictures from Frozen Food Deliveries to Reagan National Airport and Ft Myer USO deliveries

Staunton Lodge #351 Delivers Coats and Clothing to Local Students Using ENF Grants

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 05:55:12 GMT

Staunton Lodge #351 Delivers Coats and Clothing to Local Students Using ENF Grants

Staunton Lodge, for the 11th Year, Uses the Beacon and Spotlight Grants to Provide Coats and Essential Clothes to Local Children in Need

Staunton Elks Lodge #351 has completed its 11th year providing coats, pajamas, and an outfit to 109 children at Staunton City Schools Dixon Learning Center.

The Lodge was able to do this through Beacon and Spotlight Grants totaling $6000. The total amount spent on the project was $6318.25 with Staunton Lodge providing $318.25 to complete the purchase.

Twenty Lodge members, devoting 320 hours, participated in the purchase and delivery of the clothing just in time for the weather to make a change!

Winchester Gives to CCAP

Wed, 04 Dec 2024 05:46:53 GMT

Winchester Gives to CCAP

Winchester, Va. Elks 867 Helping People

The Winchester Elks 867 did a diaper and coat drive in the lodge social quarters for the month of November and today board members delivered over 100 coats, 25 cases of diapers and $500 worth of non perishable food items to CCAP - Executive Director Andrea Cousens accepted the items - Elks Care, Elks Share!

Pulaski Lodge #1067 Has Recent Visit from Delegate Jed Arnold

Mon, 11 Nov 2024 05:39:50 GMT

Pulaski Lodge #1067 Has Recent Visit from Delegate Jed Arnold

The Pulaski Lodge recently had a visit from area delegate, Jed Arnold. Please click on the link below to read the article and see the pictures.

Clifton Forge #1065 Welcomes Three New Members

Thu, 31 Oct 2024 05:30:31 GMT

Clifton Forge #1065 Welcomes Three New Members

Pictured left to right: Teresa Smith, Gloria Via, and C.J. Via.

Clifton Forge Lodge 1065 Initiates three new members. They also approved five membership applications.

Clifton Forge Lodge 1065 recently initiated and welcomed three new members. Five membership applications were also approved.

Clifton Forge Lodge #1065 Delivered 1100 Safety Glasses to Area Schools

Thu, 03 Oct 2024 05:21:13 GMT

Clifton Forge Lodge #1065 Delivered 1100 Safety Glasses to Area Schools

Clifton Forge Elks Lodge 1065 recently delivered 1100 pair of safety glasses to area schools. Safety glasses are one of two major projects for the Virginia Elks Association.

Winchester #867 Initiates 29 New Members

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 05:16:52 GMT

Winchester #867 Initiates 29 New Members

In no order are Brayden Anderson, Beth Ann Bannister, Catherine Beckman, Pearce Bucher, Kathleen Chappell, Tina Clem, Christopher Fry, Cornella Hodson, Becky Kerns, Andrew Kiddey, Shannon Lockhart, Robert Loraine, Donald McCarty, Harojd Clemens, Mary Robinson, Brian Smith Jr., David Sobonya, Debra Stewart, Kerry Stewart, Randall Fishback, Michelle Umbernour, Tracy Alan Umbenour, Amy Wotring, Billy Young, Amanda Wisely, and Gaylon Teets.

Winchester Elks 867 held their 2nd monthly meeting on September 18, 2024, with general business and initiation of 26 new members.

Three additional new members, Sheri Nichols, James Girondaa, and Kimberly Snider, were initiated on September 17, by ER David Gardiner.

All were made wELKcomed with free drink of choice and Hot Dogs.

Clifton Forge #1065 Donates To The Wall That Heals

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 05:12:29 GMT

Clifton Forge #1065 Donates To The Wall That Heals

Pictured left to right are Committee member Cindy Wright, VFW Post 1033 member Bill Atherholt, and Exalted Ruler Chris Hutchison.

Clifton Forge Lodge 1065 recently donated to The Wall That Heals committee.

The Wall is a smaller, portable version of the Vietnam Memorial Wall. It is a traveling, three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC that travels the country. Along with The Wall replica, there is a mobile Education Center.

The Wall will be in Covington October 3-6 at the Jackson River Sports Complex.

Arlington-Fairfax #2188 Honors State and National Americanism Essay Winners

Wed, 25 Sep 2024 05:04:41 GMT

Arlington-Fairfax #2188 Honors State and National Americanism Essay Winners

Pictured left to right are Exalted Ruler Alicia Pome, Adam Malik, 1st place winner 7th grade, Lucia Aldeman, 1st place winner 6th grade, and Bob Thompson, contest chairman.

The Arlington-Fairfax Lodge # 2188 presented local students with plaques and the Grand Lodge sent them $1000 checks for winning first place in the nation in the annual Americanism Essay Contest.

Thousands of students from across the country participated in the annual contest themed “What the Bill of Rights means to me”. Adam Malik and Lucia Alderman, sponsored by Arlington Fairfax Elks Lodge #2188, won first place in the state of Virginia as well as first place in the entire nation in grade levels 7 and 6 respectively.

The 2024-25 school year contest’s theme is: “What does Patriotism mean to me” and is open to all students grades 5- 8.

Arlington-Fairfax #2188 Supports USO in September 2024

Wed, 25 Sep 2024 05:00:25 GMT

Arlington-Fairfax #2188 Supports USO in September 2024

Reagan National Airport Frozen Food Delivery - PER Patti Graves; PER Rose Thiebaut, Secretary Jan Sullivan

As Summer 2024 turns to Fall, Arlington-Fairfax Lodge 2188 support of the area USO facilities heats up and never falls short. Our Lodge volunteers delivered 10 boxes of hearty frozen food/sandwiches to both the USOs at Reagan National Airport and Joint Base Myer/Henderson Hall (Ft Myer) USO - filling their empty freezers. These food deliveries are made approximately every 3 weeks and are made possible by a Veterans Affairs Veterans Service (VAVS) grant from Grand Lodge and from the donations of our generous Lodge 2188 members.

Then, thanks to the Elks Grand Lodge Freedom Grant, we were also able to provide a very large delivery of essential snack foods to Ft Myer - 30 boxes. The snack foods include chips, protein bars, jerky, breakfast bars, apple sauce, etc. These snacks help power the Honor Guard members

through their day as they perform multiple funeral services for our departed military/veterans at Arlington National Cemetery.

PER Laurie Fearis also donated a box of printer paper to help the Ft Myer USO with a muchneeded, essential office supply.

Thank you to all who continue to support this amazing Lodge program. As Elks we will never stop supporting our veterans and military!

CHARITABLE TRUST FUND RAISER AT STATE CONVENTION

Sun, 22 Sep 2024 04:54:58 GMT

CHARITABLE TRUST FUND RAISER AT STATE CONVENTION

Your Virginia Elks Charitable Trust will hold a Draw Down fundraiser on Friday Night, October 25th, from 6:00 to 9:00pm in the Cape Fear Room at our State Convention in Virginia Beach.

We will sell 150 tickets at $100 each. Winners do not have to be present for the drawing. Half of the proceeds will be paid back in prizes and the other half will go to the trust fund, with the top prize being $2000. Faye Willard will be mailing tickets to the Exalter Rulers of the Lodges to sell.

Please make sure each ticket has a name, contact number and Lodge number. If you have any questions or need additional tickets, please contact Faye!

Thank you for Supporting Your Charitable Trust!

Fraternally,

Rod Jones PDDGER

Chairman, Virginia Charitable Trust Fund

Elroy sees Charlottesville Lodge #389 Campers Off as They Leave for Virginia Elks Youth Camp

Thu, 12 Sep 2024 04:49:18 GMT

Elroy sees Charlottesville Lodge #389 Campers Off as They Leave for Virginia Elks Youth Camp

Charlottesville Elks Lodge #389 provided each of their campers who were attending the Virginia Elks Youth Camp with a goody bag.

The bag of goodies included a drug awareness wristband, coloring books with crayons, pencils, big eraser, playing cards, and Elroy personally bought juice boxes, breakfast bars and fruit gummies.

As they left, Elroy and ER Alane Celli were there to see them off.

Charlottesville Lodge #389 Promotes Elks Americanism Program on the Downtown Mall

Tue, 10 Sep 2024 04:45:22 GMT

Charlottesville Lodge #389 Promotes Elks Americanism Program on the Downtown Mall

From May through August 2024, we had the opportunity to bring our Americanism Program and Elk Lodge 389 to the forefront at the downtown Pavilion on Fridays. A table was set up where Linda Burgin gave out flag pins, and brochures about our flag and patriotism.

The Lodge also had membership applications available and provided information on how Elks contribute to the needs of our community. The Lodge received an application for membership which will be proposed at our next meeting!

Thank you, Elk helpers Mike Birgin and daughter Tabitha for volunteering.

Virginia Beach Lodge #2268 Participates in National Nite Out 2024

Tue, 10 Sep 2024 04:33:18 GMT

Virginia Beach Lodge #2268 Participates in National Nite Out 2024

Group pic of Elk Volunteers including Apollo, Erin Stricklands specially trained German Shepherd.

On the evening of August 06, 2024, the Virginia Beach Elks Lodge 2268 participated in the National Nite Out 2024. Members Eric and Erin Strickland graciously allowed us to use their home on a culde-sac to set up the Drug Awareness materials. Elroy was present to welcome families, first responders, and community members. Food, snacks and drink provided. We had a great turnout of approximately 125.

Virginia Beach Lodge #2268 Hosts Veterans at a Tides Baseball Game

Tue, 10 Sep 2024 04:23:57 GMT

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Jones and Cabacoy Veterans Care Center outing to Tides Baseball Game with the Virginia Beach Elks Lodge 2268

On August 24th 7 Veterans and 2 Staff members from Jones and Cabacoy Veteran’s Care Center were escorted to a Tides Baseball game by 7 Elks. A great American Tradition enjoyed by all! This event was made possible by the ENVSC and the Virginia Beach Elks Lodge#2268. $250 dollars covered tickets and food and beverages for all.