WELCOME TO
Randolph AMVETS
Post 51
Veterans helping veterans
SERVING WITH PRIDE!
AMVETS (for AMerican VETeranS) is an advocate for America’s veterans on issues such as job training, employment, funding for provided health care and other benefits to which they are entitled.
Ever since Randolph AMVETS Post 51 was chartered on April 22, 1947, we have had a proud history of assisting and sponsoring numerous programs for veterans who have served our country and its citizens.
The helping hand that AMVETS extends to veterans and their families takes many forms.
Officers
OFFICERS OF POST #51
Jeff Dupuis
History
History of AMVETS Post 51
In 1820 the town built its first Alms House on South Street to help widows, orphans, abandoned families, the elderly and people who could not otherwise support themselves for other reasons.
That original stone Alms House still sits on South Street, serving as a private residence. As there was no federal assistance or state welfare in 1820, local towns were expected to take care of their poor out of compassion and civic duty.
The first Alms House arose from a need to house the poor residents of Randolph. The South Street Alms House was a small building that housed about 13 people and a caretaker. That home quickly proved inadequate. The system had become so unwieldy and expensive, that by 1868, the town leaders had to do something quickly.
Events
AMVETS Post 51 Events
Branches
AMVETS Post 51 Branches
Ladies auxiliary
AMVETS AUXILIARY
SONS OF AMVETS
SONS OF AMVETS
AMVETS RIDERS
AMVETS RIDERS
Donate
Donating to Randolph AMVETS Post 51
You can make your donation by check made out to “Randolph AMVETS Post 51” and mailed to the Finance Officer at:
Randolph AMVETS Post 51
9 AMVETS Lane
Randolph, MA 02368
Preamble
Preamble To The AMVETS National Constitution
We the veterans who have served or are serving in the Armed Forces of the United States during and since World War II, fully realizing responsibility to our community, to our state and to our nation associate ourselves for the following reasons:
To promote the cause of peace and goodwill and peace among nations
To maintain, inviolate, the freedom of our Country
To preserve the fundamentals of democracy
To perpetuate the friendship and association of these veterans
And to dedicate ourselves to the cause of mutual assistance.
Facilities
Function Facilities
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