by Jeffrey Freeman | Oct 19, 2021
I found myself in a place I was never in before and not used to in the least. About nine years ago I was told that due to issues with my body — some related to my time in service — I could not work. Now, this was devastating to me, a relativity young man...
by Christian Southards | Sep 8, 2021
In a blog post published on Saturday, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced that it will be accepting volunteers to clean headstones at national cemeteries across the country on Sept. 10, including four in California, for National Day of Service. The VA asks...
by Jared Morgan | Aug 18, 2021
As fires rage in the north of California, an outpouring of support for its survivors continues. Shortly after Indian Valley Post 568 reported its building had been destroyed in the Dixie Fire, The American Legion’s Department of California rallied to support. “We know...
by B.J. Coleman | Aug 18, 2021
On Saturday, August 14, newly installed District 22 Commander Monique Clemons oversaw collection of donations to provide assistance and relief to fellow American Legion comrades in Northern California overtaken by the Dixie Fire, and also to the nearby affected...
by Jeff Daly | Aug 11, 2021
[robo-gallery id=84752] September 11th is not just a day infamous for the attack on the United States. It is also now the “National Day of Service”. It is a day celebrating the best of America. I envision Legionnaires leading the way and I hope every Post and District...
by Autrey James | Aug 11, 2021
Our Comrades in the north have suffered tragic losses of their homes and even their American Legion Post home. They and the community have the following needs: Blankets Toiletries especially women’s products Baby/children’s clothing and products. Pet Food $25-$50 Visa...
