Veterans Support Group, Inc

08/27/2026

Thank you for your donation to our foodbank Shannon Pennington from Longleaf Hospice and Palliative care

08/27/2026

Huge Thank you for your generosity to our clothing bank Hospice &Pallative Care

08/10/2026

08/01/2026

07/10/2026

9 Jul 2026 -⭐ Today, we said “so long” to a true pillar of HCVSG — **Phyllis Brumfield.**

Since joining us in September 2018, Phyllis has led with heart, purpose, and unwavering commitment to our mission.

Though not a veteran herself, Phyllis proudly shares that her daughter and son‑in‑law—her “son‑in‑love,” as she calls him—are both Air Force Veterans. Their service is her *why* for serving HCVSG and the Veterans we support, and she has carried that passion into every role she’s held.

From her early days as our Clothes Closet Coordinator to her dual role as Coordinator and Board Member, and ultimately Board President, Phyllis shaped the very foundation of who we are. Her leadership brought strategic focus to securing major funding, strengthening our financial stability, and positioning HCVSG for long‑term sustainability.

She launched the Memorial Gala, now a signature event that continues to fuel our mission. Even after her presidency, she remained steadfast—establishing the Community Engagement Ambassadors and ensuring our sponsors and donors stayed connected and engaged.

**Phyllis, your impact is woven into every part of this organization. Your legacy will always be a part of the HCVSG story.**
With heartfelt appreciation, we thank you for your service, dedication, and leadership.
You will always be a valued member of the HCVSG family.

**July 9, 2026**

06/04/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of one of our own. On June 3, 2026, Antoinette Roberts passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family.

Antoinette served as our volunteer Social Media Manager for the past year, and in that short time she transformed every one of our platforms. Her talent, creativity, and professionalism elevated our marketing presence far beyond the standard and brought new visibility to our mission like never before.

Her calm demeanor, gentle spirit, and soothing smile brightened our days and strengthened our team. Though she was not a Veteran herself, her dedication to supporting Veterans was unwavering. She worked tirelessly to ensure our message reached those who needed us most—honoring her husband Lamont’s service and the service of all Veterans and their families.

Thank you, Antoinette, for the impact you made on this organization and the lives we serve.
We will miss you deeply.

05/25/2026

A MEMORIAL DAY REFLECTION FROM HERITAGE PARK

Today, our community gathered at Heritage Park to pause, reflect, and remember.

In the middle of cookouts, travel plans, and the unofficial start of summer, Memorial Day can easily be misunderstood.

Memorial Day is not the same as Veterans Day.

Veterans Day honors all who have served in our armed forces, living and deceased.

Memorial Day is a sacred day of remembrance for those who never made it home.

It is for the sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, and friends who gave their lives in service to this nation.

Its origins trace back to the years following the Civil War, when grieving communities gathered to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers, flags, and prayer. What began as Decoration Day became a national call to remembrance.

Standing at Heritage Park today, surrounded by veterans, families, and community leaders, that truth felt especially real.

We were deeply honored to witness the presence of centenarian World War II veteran Gvenniett Caesar, a living reminder that history is not confined to books or memorial walls.

We are so proud of our CEO Jim Dunn

We had a chance to talk to many veterans and their families today.

The battlefield cross standing in solemn silence…
The empty boots…
The fallen rifle…
The helmet resting where a soldier once stood…

These symbols remind us that behind every folded flag is a family forever changed.

Behind every casualty report is a name.
A story.
A dream interrupted.
A seat at the table that remains empty.

We were also reminded that remembrance is not only about looking backward.

It is about what we pass forward.

Watching generations gather together from our honored veterans to the young faces witnessing this moment of reflection reminds us that memory must be taught if sacrifice is to be honored.

Service has a cost.

Some return carrying wounds we cannot see.
Some return forever changed.
And some make the ultimate sacrifice so that others may live in freedom.

So while families gather today and laughter fills backyards across America, may there also be a pause.

A moment of silence.
A prayer for grieving families.
A quiet reflection of gratitude.

May we never confuse remembrance with routine.

Memorial Day is not simply about service.

It is about sacrifice.

From all of us at the Henry County Veterans Support Group:

We honor.
We remember.
We will never forget.

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember.

Memorial Day is not just the unofficial start of summer.
It is a sacred day of remembrance.

Today, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage, sacrifice, and devotion to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.

At Henry County Veterans Support Group, we stand in gratitude for those who gave everything and for the families who continue to carry their legacy.

Freedom has never been free.

As we gather with family and friends today, may we take a moment to reflect, remember, and honor the heroes who gave their all for this country.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

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Join us in the comments by sharing the name of a service member you are honoring today. Their memory deserves to be spoken and remembered.

05/23/2026

🇺🇸 WE’RE REOPENING 🇺🇸

The Henry County Veterans Support Group will officially reopen on June 1, 2026, and we are excited to continue serving the veterans and families of our community.

Before reopening, we are asking for volunteers to help us prepare the facility on Tuesday, May 26th. We’ll be cleaning, organizing, dusting, refreshing the food pantry, and getting the building ready to welcome everyone back.

This organization has always been powered by people who believe in service, community, and taking care of those who served us first.

If you are available and willing to lend a hand, your support would be greatly appreciated.

📍 32 Jonesboro St. McDonough, GA 30253
📞 770-284-3306
✉️ [email protected]
🌐 vetsg.org

Veterans helping veterans. Always. 🇺🇸

05/16/2026

Every community has a tradition that brings people together.
In , the has been doing that for generations.

What started in 1977 as a small arts and crafts festival with only a handful of vendors has grown into one of Henry County’s most recognized community events — bringing together families, local businesses, nonprofits, veterans, and neighbors from all walks of life.

Today, the Henry County Veterans Support Group is proud to be part of that tradition.

As you walk the square this weekend, remember:
Community matters. Connection matters. Service matters.

We invite you to stop by, say hello, learn more about the work VSG is doing for veterans and families in our community, and meet some of the people who continue serving long after the uniform comes off.

Because supporting veterans is not a one-day conversation.
It’s a community responsibility.

Stop by our table and say hello

📍 Historic McDonough Square
📅 Geranium Festival Weekend
🇺🇸 Henry County Veterans Support Group