Join AMVETS for Free* this week!

As a simple gesture of gratitude for your *honorable military service at anytime after September 15, 1940, AMVETS is offering you a free one year membership!

If you live in the Greater Cleveland/Akron, Ohio area, please consider joining the Richfield, Ohio AMVETS Post 176.

A great way to jump start your networking awaits! Join the Richfield, Ohio AMVETS {free for a year} between today November 7, 2016 and November 12th! See event details to learn more. You will need your DD214.

To join other posts in Ohio, visit the Ohio AMVETS page.

To join posts across the Nation, please visit www.amvets.org

Bryan A. McGown is the First Vice Commander and a retired Gunny, and owner of GunnyRet Consulting LLC and Chairman of the Board of Directors for NEOVETS, Inc., board member of the Cleveland American Veterans Association, member of the American Legion, Wendell Willkie Post 19, Akron, Ohio and webmaster for the Summit County Stand Down for Homeless Veterans.

Let's see what we can do to connect you to careers and other resources. Bryan is also a member of the National Marine Corps Business Network - Cleveland Chapter.

Please email me at [email protected] for further details about this free offer.#

We can't do it alone! We need active members who can support these events, take on leadership roles, and use their military experience and business acumen to help us take our Post to new heights of support for the military community.

Aside from the ability to join a National network of Veterans who assist with VA benefits, lobby for Veterans Legislative affairs and assist military families everywhere, the Richfield AMVETS post also sponsors an annual college scholarship, an annual turkey shoot, supports annual Memorial Day parades in Richfield, and Bath Township, and partners with our Sons of AMVETS and our Auxiliary to put on cook outs and community days and we have donated THOUSANDS to the Richfield Senior Citizens Center. We also conduct the Annual Gunny Gilbert Memorial Poker Run which supports the transportation of family members to military and VA hospitals when their loved ones are injured in the line of duty, and the Summit County Stand Down for Homeless Veterans.