American Legion

The American Legion, founded by an Act of Congress after World War I, serves as the nation's largest veteran service organization, dedicated to advocating for the needs of veterans, servicemembers, and their families. With a focus on mental health support and suicide prevention, the organization empowers individuals to make a difference in their communities through programs and resources that foster leadership and resilience.

For over a century, the American Legion has played a vital role in securing benefits and support for veterans, exemplified by record amounts of VA disability benefits obtained at no charge. Through initiatives like American Legion Baseball and youth programs, the organization not only promotes personal development but also instills values of community service and patriotism among young people.

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