Events & Activities

Monthly committee meeting for Post 114 officers and committee members. Discuss post business, planning, and upcoming initiatives.

General membership meeting for all Post 114 members. Discuss post business, upcoming events, and community initiatives. All members and prospective members are welcome.

The annual charter celebration honors the sixteen original charter members who founded Post 114 in 1946. This cherished tradition is now combined with a fundraising luncheon held each fall in November, showing continuing appreciation and respect for those early pioneers while supporting the Post's mission.

Post 114 members honor our fallen soldiers with cemetery cleanup and flag-laying ceremonies at Rose Hill Cemetery in Manassas. Founded in 1887 as a burial ground for Black residents, Rose Hill is the final resting place of many African American veterans whose service and sacrifice have gone unrecognized for decades. Post 114 is proud to lead efforts to clean the grounds, place American flags at veterans' gravesites, and ensure these heroes are remembered with the dignity they deserve.

Join us in distributing red poppies to honor our fallen soldiers. The red poppy has been the American Legion's symbol since World War I, when the fields of Flanders bloomed with these flowers after the bombings.

Our Veterans Day Poppy Campaign honors all who have served. Wear a red poppy to show your support and gratitude for the men and women who defended our freedom.

Post 114 sponsors two to three young men each year to attend the American Legion Boys State program — one of the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for high school students.

The American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program — "A Constitutional Speech Contest" — helps students develop leadership qualities and a deeper appreciation for the U.S. Constitution.