DAV Dept. of Virginia

DAV Dept. of Virginia Virginia DAV empowers disabled veterans and their families in Virginia through advocacy, support services, and community events.

Join us in honoring veterans, building connections, and shaping a brighter future.

06/19/2026

Quick look at some memories from 2026 State Convention!

VA UPDATE:  VA processes more disability benefits compensation & pension ratings claims in a single year than ever befor...
06/19/2026

VA UPDATE: VA processes more disability benefits compensation & pension ratings claims in a single year than ever before.

VA processes more disability benefits compensation & pension ratings claims in a single year than ever before.

Today we honor Juneteenth — commemorating the end of slavery and celebrating freedom, resilience, and progress. DAV Virg...
06/19/2026

Today we honor Juneteenth — commemorating the end of slavery and celebrating freedom, resilience, and progress. DAV Virginia stands with all who continue the work of justice and equality.

06/19/2026

Veterans, active-duty service members, military families and community members are invited to attend the McLean Post 270 American Legion Veterans Resource Day on June 24.

Representatives will be on hand to answer questions about benefits, claims assistance, health care eligibility, employment, education and more. Free event. Light snacks provided.

🗓 June 24, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
📍 1355 Balls Hill Road, McLean, VA

06/18/2026

Since 1987, the DAV Transportation Network has provided:
- Tens of millions of rides
- Hundreds of millions of miles driven
- Zero cost to veterans

This legacy continues only through volunteers. Virginia veterans need YOU to keep this promise alive.

Volunteer drivers are the lifeline of this program. Without them, veterans cannot access earned medical benefits.

Be part of this 38-year legacy: https://f.mtr.cool/kefprgsvfs

Our nation’s heroes travel around the globe to protect our freedoms—it’s only right that we return their dedication. Volunteering to drive a vehicle ensures that even those living remotely from VA hospitals can make their appointments and never go without the treatment they need. It’s all pa...

Back when this moment reminded us why no veteran walks alone.
06/18/2026

Back when this moment reminded us why no veteran walks alone.

Congratulations, 2026–2027 Department Line OfficersPlease join the DAV Department of Virginia in congratulating our 2026...
06/18/2026

Congratulations, 2026–2027 Department Line Officers

Please join the DAV Department of Virginia in congratulating our 2026–2027 line officers:

Commander: Marcia Stewart
Senior Vice Commander: MaLinda Washington
1st Junior Vice Commander: James Smith
2nd Junior Vice Commander: Hallie Oxley Jr.
Judge Advocate: Chris Chaney
Chaplain: Patricia Coker-Bell
Treasurer: Bob Cox
Adjutant: Lisa Gregory

Thank you for answering the call to lead as we continue DAV’s mission of empowering disabled veterans and their families across the Commonwealth of Virginia.

We look forward to supporting this team as they work with our chapters, volunteers, and community partners to provide free benefits assistance, outreach, and advocacy for those who served.

06/17/2026

When your line officers get promoted to 8‑bit legends at convention 🎮🗳️ Excited for another year under the spiritual guidance of Chaplain Patricia Coker-Bell!

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DAV National Podcast Spotlight: In our bonus podcast episode, we talk with Marine veteran and DAV member, John Bernard. ...
06/17/2026

DAV National Podcast Spotlight: In our bonus podcast episode, we talk with Marine veteran and DAV member, John Bernard. John's son, Josh Bernard, was killed in Afghanistan on August 14, 2009--exactly 12 years prior to the US evacuation from the country. John gave his recollections of 9/11 and thoughts on what Josh's service means in the great context of the wa...

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In our bonus podcast episode, we talk with Marine veteran and DAV member, John Bernard. John's son, Josh Bernard, was killed in Afghanistan on August 14, 2009--exactly 12 years prior to the US evacuation from the country. John gave his recollections of 9/11 and thoughts on what Josh's service means....

06/17/2026

I'm James Smith, and I share why I chose to join DAV. I wanted to give back to veteran organizations and help take care of our own when we return home. DAV has not only helped me receive my benefits, but it's also given me the opportunity to champion our cause alongside fellow veterans. I'm grateful for the great team that surrounds me, and together we support each other in our mission to help families and veterans in need.

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PO Box 7209
Roanoke, VA
24019

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