The Real American Legion Post 93 District 10, Commerce GA

07/25/2026

1st annual Christmas in July ride for Wreaths Across America.
The Real American Legion Post 93 District 10, Commerce GA

07/25/2026

It's Christmas in July over at Commerce Sports Bar and Grill this weekend!🎄

In support of our local American Legion, you can get your pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus early this year!

📆 Saturday, July 25th
⏰ 11:00 AM
📍Commerce Sports Bar and Grill
1650 S Broad Street
Commerce, GA 30529

Donations will be collected for the American Legion.

07/18/2026

07/02/2026

Three weeks away! Join us in supporting Wreaths Across America (https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/188494/Overview/...) in their mission to place a wreath on every veteran's grave this Christmas season...

05/22/2026

Nice work

Congrats Miss Jacqueline on winning our Georgia Cities Week coloring contest!

05/22/2026

Let's do it

June 4th!!!!!

12/20/2025

Happy Birthday Space Force!!!!

12/19/2025

We need 320 wreaths for 2026 and our post is sending this out for awareness in case people we know may be interested.

1: using the QR code provides wreaths to the Gray Hill Cemetery in Commerce Ga, and helps close the gap for the 320 wreaths needed for the 320 Veteran graves there.

2: there’s a two for one sale right now, so $17 buys two wreaths instead of the usual one

3: you can visit the website if there is a different cemetery you may want to support and you can see if it is registered with Wreaths Across America (https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/)

4: if you have a Veteran in your family who has passed, and if you see that cemetery is registered with WAA, you can specifically purchase a wreath in their name ensuring the local organization that sponsors that cemetery through WAA will seek out and ensure the wreath is laid on that grave stone

Thank you for your consideration and time.

12/15/2025

DID YOU KNOW?

The tag shown in this image is attached to every single wreath by the individual who made the wreath.

It’s a gift for you. It isn’t trash… it’s a year-long promise.

After you place a wreath today and say a hero’s name, keep the tag! It reads:

“Today, I placed a Wreath on the Grave of an American Hero...”

Hang it on your Christmas tree.

Put it on your rearview mirror.

Tuck it in your wallet or on your fridge.

Every time you see it in 2026, you’ll remember the veteran whose headstone you touched… and you’ll keep the mission alive all year long: Remember. Honor. Teach.

One small tag. One huge reminder that gratitude doesn’t end when we leave the cemetery.

Take yours home after you place a wreath on Wreaths Across America Day. Share its presence and meaning with others around you - it’s there for you to take and carry that veteran’s memory forward.

12/13/2025

Our apologies concerning today's Wreaths Across America Day activities. We (Gray Hill Cemetery) received enough wreaths to cover about 10% of the veterans', nowhere near enough to do the entire cemetery. This was due to a misunderstanding about how the wreaths are allocated. This year, there were 20 wreaths purchased for Gray Hill, far short of the 300+ needed to cover at 100%. Last year, we were in the same situation, but we were a first-year sponsor, so the organization "gifted" us enough wreaths to cover the entire cemetery. Those "gifted" wreaths came from their unallocated wreaths. Apparently, there were not enough unallocated wreaths to help us with our numbers. However, during our posting flags at each veteran's grave Memorial Day, we discovered Johntown Cemetery on Martin Luther King Drive, a very old cemetery the city takes care of. We placed the 20 wreaths (plus 4 others, as WAA does not ship short boxes - all boxes shipped have 12 wreaths) and the 8 ceremonial wreaths on the veterans' graves there, as they were not honored last year.

We found out about the short number Tuesday when the wreaths were delivered. WIthout knowing which groups, other than the City of Commerce and the Boy Scouts, we were unable to notify everyone about the change.

We should have posted on social media that there would not be a formal ceremony at Gray Hill this year, I am to blame for that. I deeply appologize for any inconvenience caused by my failure.

How do we prevent this from happening ever again? We need to ensure enough wreaths are sponsored to fully cover both Gray Hill and Johntown Cemeteries. Sponsorship for next year starts today. WAA is offering 2 wreaths for the price of 1. We need to get at least 330 wreaths to ensure this never happens again.

Again, my sincerest apologies,

Steve Miles
Commander
Sons Of The American Legion
Squadron 93
Commerce, GA