American Legion

The American Legion, founded by an Act of Congress after World War I, serves as the nation's largest veterans service organization, advocating for the unique needs of veterans, service members, and their families. Committed to preventing veteran suicide, the organization offers peer-to-peer support, mental health resources, and a range of community programs aimed at empowering Americans to contribute to their communities.

With over a century of impactful service, the American Legion has secured significant benefits for veterans, while also focusing on youth programs such as American Legion Baseball and Boys State to instill values like leadership and sportsmanship. The organization actively engages in grassroots advocacy, legislative efforts, and educational initiatives to foster a sense of community and support for all who have served in the military.

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