In Memory Volunteer Resources
The In Memory program has honored more than 3,600 veterans for the sacrifices they made after the war, and has allowed their families to come together and heal. We are asking you to help spread the word about In Memory so we can bring such a deserving honor to so many families and Vietnam veterans who served their country with pride.
Here are some ways you can help spread the word:
SOCIAL MEDIA
Share In Memory on social media with these graphics and suggested text. Stay engaged by joining the In Memory Facebook group.
DOWNLOAD FACEBOOK SHAREGRAPHIC
Sample Facebook language
The @VietnamVeteransMemorialFund honors Vietnam veterans who passed away after the Vietnam War through their In Memory Program. This includes those who passed away as a result of their exposure to Agent Orange and PTSD-related illnesses. Apply to honor a loved one this summer. Deadline is March 6: vvmf.org/InMemory
Apply to honor a loved one through the @VietnamVeteransMemorialFund’s In Memory Program. The program honors Vietnam veterans whose lives were cut short as a result of their service, including exposure to Agent Orange and PTSD. Submit your application by March 6: vvmf.org/InMemory
Sample Twitter language
Honor a Vietnam veteran who passed away from service-related illnesses. @VVMF is currently accepting applications for the 2020 #InMemory Program: vvmf.org/InMemory
Honor a Vietnam veteran through @VVMF's #InMemory program. Causes of death include: PTSD-related illnesses / events, exposure to Agent Orange. Apply by 3/6: vvmf.org/InMemory
SPREAD THE WORD IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Share the In Memory flyer and brochures with your local VVA, American Legion, and VFW chapters, local veteran's hospitals, funeral homes or local churches.
| DOWNLOAD IN MEMORY FLYER | DOWNLOAD THE IN MEMORY BROCHURE | DOWNLOAD TALKING POINTS |
DOWNLOAD PROMOTIONAL PHOTOS
Share our photos. You’ll help us reach families and veterans by spreading our message and program.
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- Download In Memory Folded Flag Photo
- Download In Memory Plaque Photo
- Download In Memory Display at The Wall That Heals Photo
- Download In Memory Day Ceremony Photo
- Download In Memory Honor Roll Photo
- Download In Memory Yearbook Photo
SHARE WHAT PAST PARTICIPANTS HAVE SAID ABOUT THE PROGRAM
VIDEO
Watch and share video from the 2018 In Memory Day Ceremony
LOCAL MEDIA OUTREACH
Contact your local newspaper with a story about your loved one being honored through the program or make a pitch to your local media with a sample press release
HOW YOU CAN SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR IN MEMORY
Important Links
Online Application: www.vvmf.org/InMemory_Apply
In Memory FAQ Page: http://www.vvmf.org/InMemory_FAQ
2019 Event information: http://www.vvmf.org/InMemory_schedule
Videos of past In Memory Ceremonies can be seen here: www.youtube.com/VietnamVeteransMemorialFund
Additional questions about In Memory can go to: Julianna Blaylock at inmemory@vvmf.org or 202-330-4950.
In Memory Honor Roll
This Honor Roll recognizes the more than 3,600 Vietnam veterans who have been inducted into the In Memory program.
Search the Honor Roll
ABOUT IN MEMORY
Since the Vietnam War ended, thousands of Vietnam veterans have died each year due to Agent Orange exposure, PTSD/suicide, cancer and other causes related to their service. Here's how we are remembering them.
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| Have you lost a loved one after they returned home from Vietnam? If so, they may be eligible for inclusion in the In Memory Program. |
In Memory Facebook Group
Connect with other In Memory families through our In Memory Facebook group.
Join the group
In Memory 2018
Watch the video from the 2018 In Memory Day Ceremony and see the photos. 345 Vietnam veterans were inducted into the In Memory Honor Roll.
Watch the video
See the photos
2018 In Memory Yearbook
All new In Memory honorees are added to a yearbook. See the virtual yearbook from 2018.
See the Yearbook
In Memory Circle of Friends
The In Memory Circle of Friends is a community of supporters who are fulfilling the promise to Never Forget and who encourage one another through compassion and shared understanding.
Join the Circle