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It's quick and easy to become a She Serves member of the VFW. By joining now, you'll earn new and exciting
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Membership Benefits
You've done so much for your country. You deserve
a VFW membership that entitles you to all kinds of special salutes,
discounts and opportunities. All yours for a very affordable annual
membership fee—just $35 per year for a wealth of advantages
and sense of community.
Membership perks include:
- Friendly, personal assistance securing the
government benefits and entitlements you have coming.
- Group rates on quality insurance products .
. . health, life, vehicle coverage . . . even pet insurance.
- Medicare Advantage Programs and Part D prescription
drug plans.
- Long-Term Care to protect your retirement
savings.
- Automatic eligibility for membership in the
Pentagon Federal Credit Union, recognized for its superior rates and proven service.
- VFW real estate and mortgage services (competitive
rates) that can save you thousands of dollars on your home loan.
- Special discounts and services for:
- Home Depot supplies
- Sprint cell phone service
- Dell computers
- Travel, hotels and car rentals
- Health-related programs
- Wealth management plans
- A complimentary listing of your proud military
service through the VFW Member Honor Roll.
- A free subscription to VFW Magazine,
published 10 times a year (non members pay an annual $15 subscription fee).
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Big savings and peace of mind for you and
those you love, for just pennies a day.
Become a She Serves VFW member now!
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"My experience
with the VFW has been so rewarding ... joining makes
it possible to fight for our benefits and for the veterans who
need our help."
Denise
Perry |
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"When you need
a place to wind down with people that understand what you have
been through without you saying a word, the VFW is there for
you..."
Sharon
Snead |
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"I've met
so many women that I could listen to their stories, talk with
them and share my military experiences ... friendships I can't
find anywhere else"
Jaimie
Bahl |
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