One program that
protects the whole post.
Insurance, payment processing, and member benefits for VFW and American Legion posts — bundled into one program, priced for post budgets, and built by people who drink coffee in the same halls.
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The problem every post knows
Across the country, thousands of posts run underinsured or wrongly insured — a patchwork of policies bought years apart, gaps nobody's mapped, and premiums set by carriers who've never seen a post's books. Meanwhile the canteen runs card payments through an overpriced processor, and the post's biggest asset — its membership — gets nothing extra for belonging. Post Guard fixes all three at once.
Post Guard bundles four things a VFW or Legion post already needs: an insurance review that actually maps your exposures, payment processing reviewed alongside it, a referral structure that pays the post for spreading the word, and member benefits your post can point to. One relationship instead of four separate vendors.
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One program, four pillars
Four pillars, one program
The insurance bundle
One standardized-but-customizable package covering what a post actually faces — tailored to your operations, because a post with a rifle range and a rental hall isn't a post with a meeting room.
Payment processing & POS
Canteen, events, hall rentals, member dues — VAB's veteran-business merchant services team handles card processing and point-of-sale built for post operations, reviewed alongside your coverage instead of a separate cold call.
The post as a partner
Posts that bring Post Guard to their members and neighboring posts participate in the program's success — a referral structure that turns the post's advocacy into post revenue.
Member benefits
Through VAB's member program, posts can extend healthcare and veteran-focused mental health access to their membership — a real reason for veterans to walk back through the door.
Some lines in the insurance bundle (liquor liability specifically) are in final buildout with our underwriting partner — your coverage review will tell you exactly what's bindable today versus what's coming online next.
Bundled vs. buying it piecemeal
What changes when it's one program
Straight answers
What every post asks
Most do — the question is whether it covers what the post actually does. The first step is a free coverage review: send the current policies, we map the gaps and the price, the post decides. No obligation, and the review alone is worth the meeting.
Every VFW and Legion post sets its own rules for who can sign on the post's behalf — commander, quartermaster, board of trustees, whatever your bylaws say. We don't try to guess that: when you request the review, you tell us who your post has authorized, and the quote and paperwork go to that person.
The bundle scales. Small posts are usually the most underinsured — and benefit most.
General liability, property, cyber, and umbrella are established coverage today. Liquor liability — the one licensed canteens ask about first — is in final buildout with our underwriting partner. Your coverage review tells you exactly what's bindable right now versus what's coming online next, so nothing gets promised before it's actually available.
Keep it if it's working. VAB's merchant-services team — the same team that handles processing for veteran-owned businesses generally — works with your current POS, or outfits the post fresh if you'd rather replace it. Either way, it's reviewed alongside your coverage instead of a separate vendor relationship.
Posts that bring Post Guard to their own members, or to a neighboring post, participate in the program's success — the more you help other posts get properly covered, the more the program benefits you directly. It's built as a revenue stream for the post's advocacy, not a favor you do for VAB. Your coverage reviewer walks through the specifics for your post.
The bundle is built around what your post actually does, not a one-size checklist. Liquor liability only matters if you're serving alcohol at a licensed canteen or event — a post without one still gets what does apply: general liability, property, cyber, and the umbrella layer above it. The coverage review maps it to your post's actual operations, not a generic post profile.
Through VAB's member program, a post can extend healthcare access and veteran-focused mental health care to its membership — a real reason for a veteran to walk back through the door, not just a discount card. Ask your coverage reviewer what that looks like for your post specifically.
Protect the hall.
Fund the mission.
Send us the post's current policies. We map every gap and the price against what you pay now — free, no obligation, and worth the meeting on its own.