The Howard County Veterans Foundation was established in 2016 to honor the men, women and families who have served our nation. Our vision was to build a monument in Downtown Columbia that recognizes and celebrates the profound commitment our Veterans and military families make to our country and community. Today, this vision is taking shape. We invite you to join us in our mission.
Veterans living in Howard County
Residents commuting to jobs at Fort George G. Meade
Students in the county’s public school system with a parent on active duty
Fundraising goal
“Servicemembers and their families have paid a price to support those who they don’t know. They have signed on the dotted line and invested in each one of us and devoted their lives for our safety and health, whether that’s overseas or here. Supporting the building of the monument is a way for us all to honor their investment by reinvesting in honoring them.”
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Memorial Day Ceremonies will occur on May 26 & 27.
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No tricks here!
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Veterans Monument Project To Start With $1M Pledge From County
Edward A. Hall is the grand marshal of the..
During this year’s Howard County Veterans Day Parade…
Howard County officials reveal design for Columbia monument honoring veterans and military families
Monument Honors Howard County Veterans And Military Families
Howard County Veterans Foundation unveils monument design
Howard County Veterans Foundation to unveil monument design
Topaz Navarro named grand marshal of Howard County Veterans Day Parade
Edward Lawrence Killen named Grand Marshal of 2021 Howard County Veterans Day Parade
102-year-old World War II veteran has Columbia park named in her honor
Howard County Veterans Host Groundbreaking For Monument
Making ‘a central place to celebrate’ veterans, families in Howard County
