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The American Legion Post 85 in Huntingtown, MD, is a community-service organization that serves as a patriotic mutual-help group for war-time veterans, having been chartered by Congress in 1919. With nearly 3 million members worldwide, the Post is dedicated to supporting Veterans Affairs, Americanism, and community programs that benefit children and youth, as well as promoting national defense and homeland security. The Department of Maryland, a part of the national network of American Legion Posts, continues to uphold the organization's commitment to community service and advocacy for veterans. Through various programs, they engage members and the public in initiatives that foster camaraderie, support, and patriotism. Generated from the website

As the largest and oldest war veterans service organization, the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Cambridge has a proven history of providing vital assistance and support to America's service members, veterans, and their families. From advocating for veterans benefits on Capitol Hill to offering financial grants, transition support, and educational scholarships, the organization ensures that current and former service members receive the benefits they've earned and deserve. Generated from their website's infomation

Patuxent Lodge No. 218, located in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, has been a vital part of Prince George's County since its charter in 1927. This active and growing lodge reflects the diverse communities of Southern Maryland and is dedicated to making good men better through the principles of Freemasonry. In addition to fostering personal growth among its members, Patuxent Lodge is deeply involved in community service, providing scholarships to high school seniors through the Masonic Charities of Maryland Scholarship Program. The lodge supports local high schools, recognizing and rewarding students for their achievements and contributions to the community. Generated from the website