American Legion

The Nebraska American Legion is a prominent veterans organization with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members throughout the state. Founded on the principles of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, the organization is dedicated to supporting military veterans, their families, and the community. The American Legion Auxiliary, along with the Sons of The American Legion and The American Legion Riders, forms a united family committed to fostering leadership and character among its members. As they enter their second century, they continue to strive for the success and well-being of veterans and their families across Nebraska. Generated from the website

The Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) is a philanthropic organization with over 650,000 members across 1,300 locations in the United States and Canada, focused on community improvement and charitable giving. Since its inception in 1898, the F.O.E. has contributed nearly $10 million annually to various national and local organizations, emphasizing the importance of social events and charitable efforts. Members enjoy exclusive benefits, including savings on hotels, rental cars, and insurance, while having access to a supportive community that prioritizes charitable initiatives. The F.O.E. is dedicated to making a significant impact through programs like the Diabetes Research Center and Operation Eagle, promoting a spirit of "People Helping People." Generated from the website

Frederick Steidley American Legion Post 221 in Adams, NE, is a proud member of the American Legion, the largest veteran's organization in the world, which boasts over 350 posts and 22,000 members in Nebraska alone. The organization is dedicated to supporting veterans, their families, and youth through its four pillars: Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. With a current membership of 20,186 and a goal of 22,300 members, the post emphasizes the importance of servant leadership and mentoring to foster future leaders within the organization. The American Legion Family, encompassing the Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion, and American Legion Riders, collaborates to uphold these pillars and contribute positively to the community and nation. Generated from the website