The Roy F. Alley Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 4893 proudly serves veterans, their families, and the greater Franklin community. Located in the heart of Franklin, Tennessee, nestled between Cool Springs, The Factory, and scenic downtown Franklin, our Post stands as a welcoming home for camaraderie, service, and continued commitment to those who have worn the uniform.
As part of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, we carry forward a national legacy of advocacy, service, and remembrance—while staying deeply rooted in our local community across Middle Tennessee.
Our Mission
In alignment with the national VFW mission, Roy F. Alley Post 4893 is dedicated to:
Our guiding principle is simple and enduring: No One Does More For Veterans.
Supporting The Mission of Franklin VFW Post 4893
Stand with Franklin’s Veterans
The Roy F. Alley VFW Post 4893 proudly serves veterans, service members, their families, and the greater Franklin community. Located at 101 Eddy Lane in Franklin, Tennessee, the Post is a place where service continues through fellowship, advocacy, community events, and direct support for those who have worn the uniform.
Whether you are a veteran, family member, neighbor, or local business, your support helps strengthen the mission of Post 4893 and the programs that make a difference across the community.
Ways to Support Post 4893
Attend events
Join us for community gatherings, live entertainment, veterans programs, and
Post activities that bring people together while supporting a meaningful cause.
The Post calendar is updated through the official site.
Donate
Contributions to Post 4893 help support veterans, service members, and related
programs. The Post’s official website includes a donation page for those who
want to give directly.
Follow and share on Facebook
Stay connected with announcements, event promotions, photos, and community
updates by following the Post on Facebook and sharing its posts with others.
The official Facebook page for the Post is VFW Franklin TN.
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Who We Are
Our Post is made up of over 150 veterans and family members who work together to support veterans’ issues across Middle Tennessee. We are a diverse group representing different branches, eras, and experiences of service—united by a shared commitment to continue serving long after active-duty ends.
Roy F. Alley Post 4893 is more than a meeting place. It is:
Our Facility & Canteen
Our Post features a fully functioning canteen, open daily from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with extended hours for special events. The canteen provides a relaxed, friendly environment for members and guests to gather, connect, and unwind.
The Post is also:
In addition, our hall is available for rent for family gatherings and special events and includes a bartender as part of the rental. Please visit our Hall Rental section for full details and availability.
Community Programs & Youth Outreach
Roy F. Alley Post 4893is proud to actively participate in VFW’s nationally recognized programs, including:
Through these programs, we help award students and teachers with scholarships and stipends, promoting education, citizenship, and leadership throughout our community.
Supporting youth, educators, and the next generation is a vital part of our mission to strengthen both our community and our nation.
Our National VFW Heritage
The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States was founded when veterans of overseas conflicts banded together in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to support one another. After early chapters formed in Ohio, Colorado, and Pennsylvania, the movement quickly grew. By 1915, membership reached 5,000, and by 1936, it had grown to nearly 200,000.
Since then, the VFW has been a powerful voice for veterans, playing a key role in:
In 2008, the VFW secured passage of the GI Bill for the 21st Century, expanding educational benefits for active-duty service members and members of the Guard and Reserves serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The VFW has also led efforts to improve VA medical center services for women veterans and has been a strong supporter of national memorials, including the Vietnam, Korean War, World War II, and Women in Military Service memorials. In 2005, the VFW became the first veterans’ organization to contribute to the Disabled Veterans for Life Memorial, which opened in 2010.
Today, nearly 2 million VFW and Auxiliary members contribute more than 8.6 million volunteer hours annually, serving communities nationwide. The VFW also provides over $3 million in scholarships and savings bonds each year to students while continuing to advocate at the highest levels of government for veterans and their families.
Our Commitment at Post 4893
At Roy F. Alley VFW Post 4893, we proudly carry this national legacy forward by:
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Roy F. Alley VFW Post 4893
Franklin, Tennessee
Canteen Hours: Daily, 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM (extended hours for special events)
Whether you’re a veteran, a family member, or a supporter of those who serve, we invite you to visit the Post, attend an event, and become part of our community.
Closing Statement
Service. Honor. Community.
The Roy F. Alley VFW Post 4893 stands as a place where service continues, friendships are built, and the legacy of America’s veterans is honored every day.
We are proud of our history. We are committed to our mission. And we are here for those who served.
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Our programs support our service members while they are on the front line, as they are being discharged and long after they return. Your tax-deductible donation will be immediately directed to the VFW programs where your support is most urgently needed.
Commander Tim Tuttle
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