The Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club of Tallahassee, FL (FL1032P) is working together with Wreaths Across America to honor the memory of over 300 soldiers resting at Greenwood Cemetery. This Tallahassee Wreaths Across America event strives to remember the fallen, honor those who serve, and teach the value of freedom.
Wreaths Across America Tallahassee Event Details
On Saturday, December 17, 2022, at 12 p.m. (noon) at Greenwood Cemetery in Tallahassee, the Buffalo Soldiers MC will begin laying live balsam veterans’ wreaths on the graves of the 310 identified veterans.
To participate, you can sponsor wreaths through the Wreaths Across America event page, volunteer to participate in the wreath-laying ceremony location, or invite friends to view the event page and donate a wreath.
This is the first year that the Buffalo Soldiers MC of Tallahassee is sponsoring Wreaths Across America, with a fundraising goal of 50 wreaths. The club’s leadership and members are excited to participate in a cause they strongly believe in.
About the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club
The Buffalo Soldiers MC of Tallahassee incorporated in 2005 as a non-profit organization dedicated to riding and educating the community about the contributions of Black soldiers and veterans. Their club namesake pays homage to the 9th and 10th Cavalry Divisions, two of the first officially-recognized African American units in the United States Army.
The group supports the local community by providing fundraising and scholarships to schools, youth groups, and veterans groups in and around Tallahassee.
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Join the Buffalo Soldiers MC of Tallahassee, FL (FL1032P) for Tallahassee Wreaths Across America on Saturday, December 17, or sponsor a remembrance wreath online if you can’t volunteer your time that day.
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