by Rikki Almanza | Feb 6, 2024
The nomination period for the American Legion Eagle Scout of the Year Scholarship runs annually from November 1 to March 1. The American Legion has a longstanding history of supporting the Boy Scouts of America, dating back to its first national convention in...
by Rikki Almanza | Jul 11, 2023
In Monrovia, seventh grader James Vierra, along with his fellow Boy Scouts of America from Troop 66, took on an inspiring mission to restore and revitalize a forgotten memorial for Veterans. The memorial, located within Canyon Park, had been concealed for years...
by Web Team | Jan 27, 2022
Eagle Scout of the Year, submissions are due March 1. Department of California Scholarship – $1,500. Department Scouting Webpage – calegion.org/scouting Eligibility Requirements THE NOMINEE MUST: Be either a registered active member of a Boy Scouts...
by dennisbauer | Jan 29, 2021
Sons of The American Legion Squadron 133 member Eric Bauer heard that a WWII veteran with limited mobility needed help getting in and out of his own home. In December, Bauer reached out to American Legion Post 133 in Huntington Beach to build a ramp for William R....
by Christian Southards | Jan 21, 2021
For the better part of a century, TIME has selected a single Person of the Year—someone who has had, for better or worse, an extraordinary amount of influence on the world. But for the first time ever, TIME also announced a Kid of the Year: 15-year-old scientist and...
by caLegion Contributor | Nov 17, 2020
The American Legion is looking to fill its “Youth Programs Manager (Boys Nation, Youth Cadet Law Enforcement, Scouting)” position, Grade 15, in the Americanism Division at National Headquarters in Indianapolis, Indiana. Internal Bid forms with attached resume for this...
