American Legion

The American Legion, founded in 1919 by an Act of Congress after World War I, serves as the nation’s largest veterans service organization, advocating for the needs of veterans, servicemembers, and their families. With a commitment to destigmatizing mental health support and preventing veteran suicide, the Legion provides essential resources and fosters community engagement through various programs and initiatives.

Over its century-long history, the American Legion has empowered local communities by strengthening support for veterans and promoting youth development through programs like American Legion Baseball and Boys State. The organization’s advocacy efforts have secured significant benefits for veterans, demonstrating its relentless dedication to enhancing the lives of those who have served the nation.

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