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VVMFâ€™s In Memory program honors Vietnam veterans whose lives were cut short as a result of their service in Vietnam, but are not eligible for inscription on The Wall under Department of Defense guidelines. In Memory is a way that Continue reading →

In This Newsletter

Chili Cook Off
Car & Motorcycle Show
Thank you to our donors
Diversity Days
5th Grade Days at The Highground
Volunteers Needed for Cleanup
Wish Lists
The 5th Annual Winter Bowl
Veterans Day Ceremony at The Highground Continue reading →

In This Newsletter:

Weiler Takes the Reins as General Manager
17th Annual Ride to Remember Motorcycle Rally
2017 Diversity Days at The Highground
Teachers, Parents, Spread the Word 5th Grade Days at The Highground October 3&4 2017
Save the dates Continue reading →

In this newsletter

2017 honoring Veterans Annual Raffle
Quilt Show and Raffle
Condo Raffle-Christmas Mountain
Thank you to our donors
Ted Fetting
Helicopter & Military Vehicle Expo Saturday May 13 2017 10am-4pm
7th Annual Memorial Day Motorcycle Honor Ride
Memorial Continue reading →

In this newsletter:

Thank you to our supporters
Thank you to Howard Sherpe
Save the Dates
Sign Up Now to Bowl for The Highground Veterans Retreat
“Half is good enough for Me” – Half Marathon & 5k – March 25 Continue reading →

Once again, Maggie Mae & Heartland Country Band put on a fantastic show to benefit the Highground! The concert took place on Sat. April 8th at the beautiful Pittsville Performing Arts Foundation Auditorium in Pittsville. The show captivated the Continue reading →

The committee to bring a Military Working Dog Tribute to The Highground has been formed and is having regular meetings. If you have an interest in serving on this committee, or if you have questions or need additional information, please Continue reading →

PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorderâ€”affects many of the veterans today. A â€œmagicâ€ number we think of at The Highground is twenty. For every person killed in the current war, there are twenty that come back home suffering from PTSD. They Continue reading →