American Legion

The American Legion, established by an Act of Congress after World War I, serves as a strong advocate for veterans, servicemembers, and their families, focusing on their unique needs and providing resources for mental health support. With a commitment to community service, the organization empowers individuals to take action in preventing veteran suicide and promoting well-being through various programs and initiatives.

For over a century, the American Legion has played a vital role in strengthening communities across the nation by fostering youth development through initiatives like American Legion Baseball and Boys Nation. Their comprehensive support network includes advocacy efforts that have successfully secured significant VA disability benefits and grants for youth programs, underscoring their dedication to serving America and its veterans.

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