Wreaths Across America at Andersonville National Historic Site

Wreaths Across America 2025 event activities will begin on Friday, December 12, from 1 pm-4 pm with the wreath arrival. The main event will take place at noon on Saturday, December 13, in Andersonville National Cemetery. Volunteers can either bring the completed registration form below with them or arrive at 9:30 am to register. The public is invited to attend a small ceremony to be held at the Rostrum at noon, when wreaths honoring each branch of military service will be presented. Limited seating will be available. Immediately following the ceremony, the public will be invited to help place wreaths on graves in Andersonville National Cemetery as a way to honor and remember those who served our country. Wreaths will be picked up on January 26th; volunteers would be welcome to assist with wreath pick-up. For more information, call the park at 229-924-0343 ext 1 or email the park at ande_information@nps.gov. To Help Place Wreaths: To access the forms, email us at: ande_information@nps.gov Individuals must complete the park's individual volunteer form and photo release form. You can print and complete these forms and bring them with you, or you can complete these forms at the park after you arrive. Families and Groups must complete the park's group volunteer form (one form for the entire family or group) and photo release form. You can print and complete these forms and bring them with you, or you can complete these forms at the park after you arrive. Honor the Forgotten - Sponsor a Wreath Thousands of veterans buried at Andersonville seem forgotten, never visited by friends or family. Placing a wreath on their graves is a simple yet beautiful way to honor and remember the lives they lived, the holidays they missed while serving their country, and the sacrifices they made for our freedom. If you, your family, organization, or business is interested in sponsoring one or more 20" Frasier Fir wreaths, please visit the Wreaths Across America page for Andersonville National Cemetery.