Lansdowne VFW Post 327

10/11/2026

Fall Clean-up Day was a success and lots of fun despite the hard work. Thank you again to all who came out. (I do have more pictures and will post soon so keep checking)

10/11/2026

On behalf of the Auxiliary and Post members I wanted to thank everyone that made it to our first Cleanup day. It was a hugh success with lots of fellowship and hard work. The Post home is looking good. We still have work to do but it was a great start. I will share pictures as I get them together.
Again, THANK YOU!

10/06/2026

Hello family and friends,

As always we will be open for the Ravens game but we want to try something new.

We will have $10 domestic buckets of 5 and $12 premium buckets of 5.

Snacks will also be provided but if anyone would like to bring anything please feel free to do so! If you plan on bringing anything please comment below so we don’t have multiples of one item.

Thank you all!

10/03/2026

Edit to add: If you are coming to join the clean up crew please remember to wear something protective because we are not sure if there is any poison ivy and such, and we want to keep everyone safe!

Hello family and friends!

October 10, 2026 we will be doing a post clean up day, we will also be having a meeting Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 to discuss who can bring any lawn equipment, and tasks that need to be accomplished. Please see the bartender on duty for the sign up sheet.

Additionally we will be celebrating the Auxiliary 99th birthday with hotdogs and cake at noon.

We thank anyone that can come to help and celebrate!

10/01/2026

Hello family and friends please see below for our post clean up day October 10, 2026 from 8AM to 1PM.

Also there will be hot dogs and chips for volunteers who come help.

09/30/2026

We are planning a joint project with the Post and Auxiliary to clean up the yard and around the Post. It will be on Saturday October 10th starting at 8 am and everyone is invited to join us. We need rakes, shovels, weedwacker/edgers, any other lawn care items you may think of. But mostly we need volunteers to use all that equipment.
We will also be celebrating the Auxiliary's 99th birthday with hot dogs, chips and CAKE!
So if you can give an hour or an afternoon it would be greatly appreciated.
Hope to see you all there!

09/29/2026

Meaning of Each Item
• Small, round table: Represents the frailty of one service member alone against suppressors, and the everlasting concern for their return.
• White tablecloth: Symbolizes the purity of their motives when answering their country's call to duty.
• Empty chair: Stands for the missing or captive comrade who cannot be present.
• Black napkin: Mourns the sorrow of captivity and absence.
• Single red rose in a vase: Reminds us of the lives of the missing and their loved ones who keep the faith.
• Red or yellow ribbon: Shows the continued determination to account for and demand answers regarding missing service members.
• Slice of lemon on a plate: Conveys the bitterness of their fate.
• Pinch of salt: Represents the tears shed by families waiting for their return.
• Inverted (turned-over) glass: Signifies their inability to share in a toast.
• Lit candle: Serves as a beacon of hope for their eventual return and peace.
• Bible or book of faith: Represents the strength gained through faith to endure hardship.

09/29/2026

On September, 27, 2026 we did a "White Table Ceremony" to honor our POW/MIA (Prisoner's Of War/Missing in Action). Please see the video below to learn about what each item symbolizes for our missing soldiers. Thank you all that have served!

09/20/2026

Yesterday we went to post 2462 to show our support, we had a great time with great friends

08/12/2026