Jackie Robinson Post 252 of the American Legion Announces New Leadership and Enhanced Services for Veterans
Contact: Angela N. Adams, Adjutant, Jackie Robinson Post 252, American Legion || Phone: (323) 426-4660 || Email: aljrp252@gmail.com
[Los Angeles, CA] – [July 10, 2024] – Jackie Robinson Post 252, Department of California of the American Legion, is proud to introduce its newly installed officers for the upcoming term of 2024 – 2025. The Post, named in honor of the legendary baseball player and World War II veteran Jackie Robinson, has a rich history of serving the local veteran community since its inception in 1973. The new leadership team is poised to build on this legacy, expanding opportunities and access to essential benefits and services for veterans.The installation was held at The American Legion Post, Community Post 46, in Culver City. The newly elected officers are as follows:
- Commander: Dr. Kathy Cash
- First Vice Commander: Cleveland Foy
- Second Vice Commander: Retha Meredith
- Third Vice Commander: Simone Bent
- Adjutant: Angela N. Adams
- Finance Officer: Robert C. Brown, Jr.
- Judge Advocate: Marilyn Rideaux
- Chaplain: Charles Marshall
- Sergeant-at-Arms: Joe Graham
- Executive Committee: Ethel Butler, James Hadley, and Walter Richardson
- Jr. Past Commander: Patricia Jackson-Kelley
About Jackie Robinson Post 252: Jackie Robinson Post 252 was founded to honor the spirit and legacy of Jackie Robinson, who not only broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball but also served as a second lieutenant in the United States Army. The Post has been a cornerstone of the community, dedicated to providing support, advocacy, and camaraderie for veterans and their families. Through various programs and initiatives, the Post has continually strived to improve the lives of those who have served our nation.
Opportunities for Veterans: Under the new leadership, Jackie Robinson Post 252 will carry on the previous administration’s programs of enhancing efforts to ensure veterans have access to the benefits and services they need. These include:
- Veterans Benefits Assistance: Comrades will provide guidance and support to veterans seeking to understand and apply for their benefits, including healthcare, disability compensation, education, and employment assistance.
- Health and Wellness Programs: Collaborations with local Veteran community providers will offer wellness programs, mental health resources, and support groups tailored to the needs of veterans.
- Employment and Educational Support: The Post will organize job fairs, resume workshops, and educational seminars to help veterans transition to civilian careers and further their education.
- Community Service and Engagement: Veterans will have the opportunity to participate in community service projects, fostering a sense of purpose and camaraderie while giving back to the local community.
- Social and Recreational Activities: The Post will host regular social events, recreational outings, and family-friendly activities to build a strong, supportive veteran community.
- Advocacy and Outreach: The leadership team will work with local, state, and national organizations to advocate for veteran issues, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met.
Quote from the Commander: “We are honored to continue to serve the veterans of our community and uphold the legacy of Jackie Robinson,” said Dr. Kathy Cash, newly elected Commander of Post 252. “Our focus will be on expanding access to vital services, fostering community, and ensuring that every veteran who we come in contact with feels supported and valued. Together, we will continue to honor our commitment to those who have served our country.” The Jr. Past Commander, Patricia Jackson-Kelley, expressed confidence in the new leadership and stated that “…we are still on the path to success.”
For more information about Jackie Robinson Post 252 and its programs, please visit our Facebook page “American Legion Jackie Robinson Post 252” or contact us at (323) 426-4660.
About the American Legion: The American Legion is the nation’s largest veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting strong national security, and continued devotion to fellow service members and veterans. Founded in 1919, the Legion has grown to more than 2 million members worldwide, focusing on service to veterans, service members, and communities.
Jackie Robinson Post 252 Contact Information: Mailing Address: 3818 Crenshaw Blvd., Suite 227, Los Angeles, CA 90008 | Phone: (323) 426-4660 | Email: aljrp252@gmail.com
Social Media: Follow us on Facebook – “American Legion Jackie Robinson Post 252”
Author: Web Team
Rick is a veteran of the Marine Corps and served during the Vietnam War era. He serves as a Technical Advisor to the Media and Communications Commission. He is a member of the Department Web Team. Rick received the Otto Hasse Legionnaire of the Year Award in 2016, Department of California Award for work on the department website in 2019, and in 2023 Rick received The American Legion Medal of Merit from the Department of California.
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