Wildfire Digital Marketing · Riverton, Wyoming
Websites for VFW Posts, American Legion Posts, and Veterans Organizations
A veteran who just moved to town, a family planning a funeral with honors, and someone looking to rent the hall should all be able to find your post in a minute. We build straightforward websites for VFW posts, American Legion posts, auxiliaries, and other veterans groups in Wyoming. Your post commander or adjutant can keep them current without learning anything new.
Call 307-240-8720 or request a free website review. We'll look at how people find your post today on Google, Facebook, and your current site, and show you what's missing.
Who this is for
- Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) posts and auxiliaries
- American Legion posts, auxiliary units, and Sons of The American Legion squadrons
- DAV chapters, AMVETS, Vietnam Veterans of America chapters, Marine Corps League detachments, and similar groups
- Honor guards, memorial committees, and veterans' event or parade committees
- Halls and canteens that rent space or host community dinners
Wildfire Digital Marketing is an independent Wyoming business. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any national veterans organization.
What veterans posts need from a website
Most posts don't need anything fancy. They need the basics to be right and easy to find:
- Meeting night, time, and location, plus who to contact, right on the home page
- "Join or transfer to our post" page with eligibility basics and a link to your national organization's official membership page
- Events calendar: Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Flag Day, fish fries, bingo, and fundraisers
- Honor guard and funeral honors request with a simple contact form and phone number
- Hall rental info with photos, capacity, and a request form
- Programs and scholarships: youth programs, essay contests, Boys State and Girls State (where your post takes part), and how to apply
- Donations to post programs, sent to a secure page that works on phones
- Post news and photos so members who can't make meetings stay connected
- Large, readable text and simple navigation for members of every age
What we build
- A clear home page: who you are, when you meet, how to join, and how to reach someone
- An events calendar members can update from a short form
- Honor guard, hall rental, and general contact forms, each sent to the right person
- A "Join our post" page that explains the basics and links to your national organization's official sign-up
- Program and scholarship pages with deadlines that are easy to change each year
- A photo gallery for ceremonies and community events (with permission from the people pictured)
- A secure donate link for post programs, connected to the account your post already uses
- A Google Business Profile for your hall, with hours and photos, so "VFW near me" or "American Legion Riverton" shows the right address
- Large text, strong contrast, and accessible forms throughout
We use only the emblems and names your post is allowed to use under its national organization's rules, and only official files you provide. We don't redraw or alter emblems.
Easy to update after handoff
Post officers rotate, they are volunteers, and not everyone wants to learn new software. We build with that in mind:
- Big-button editing: add an event or change the meeting night in a couple of minutes
- A printed, large-type how-to guide for the most common updates, plus a short video
- More than one login, so the site doesn't depend on one person
- Owned by the post: domain and hosting in the post's name, with renewal dates written down
- A handoff checklist at each officer election
- We're a phone call away if you'd rather have us make the change
Process
How we work
Visit
We meet at your post or by phone to hear what members, families, and the community ask you most.
Gather
We collect meeting info, events, programs, hall details, photos, and the official files you're allowed to use.
Build
We write the pages in plain language and set up the calendar, forms, and donate link.
Launch
We go live, set up your Google Business Profile, and test every form on a phone.
Train
We walk your officers through updates, leave the printed guide, and check back after the first month.
Towns we serve
We work with posts and veterans groups in:
- Fremont County: Riverton, Lander, Dubois, Shoshoni, Hudson, Pavillion, and the Wind River area
- Casper and Natrona County
- Rock Springs and Green River
- Jackson and Teton County
In Fremont County, we're glad to meet in person at your post.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Our national organization already lists our post. Why do we need our own site?
National post locators usually show an address and maybe a contact. Your own site can show meeting nights, upcoming events, hall rental details, honor guard requests, and photos. It's also what people find when they search your town and post name on Google.
Can you use the VFW or American Legion emblem on our site?
We use only the official artwork your post provides and is allowed to use under your national organization's rules. We don't redraw or modify emblems. If you aren't sure what's allowed, check with your department or national headquarters first.
Are you affiliated with the VFW or The American Legion?
No. Wildfire Digital Marketing is an independent Riverton business. We build websites for local posts, and your post keeps full ownership of its site.
Our officers aren't tech people. Can they keep it updated?
Yes. That's how we design it. Common updates take a short form and a couple of minutes. We leave a printed, large-type guide, and you can always call us.
Can families request honor guard support through the website?
Yes. We add a simple request form and a phone number, sent to whoever handles honor guard scheduling. A phone number stays on the page because many families would rather call.
Can we take donations or hall rental requests online?
Yes. Donations go to a secure page connected to your post's existing account, and hall rental requests go to the person who manages the hall. We test both on phones before launch.
How do we get started?
Call 307-240-8720, email matt@wildfiredigitalmarketing.com, or request a free website review. Tell us your post, where you meet, and what you'd like people to find.
Free website review
Ready to help your community find your post?
Whether you have an old site, just a Facebook page, or nothing at all, we'll review where your post stands and suggest a simple plan your officers can keep up. We don't list pricing on this page. We scope each project after we talk.
Prefer to talk now? Call 307-240-8720 or email matt@wildfiredigitalmarketing.com.
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