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The American Legion, established by an Act of Congress after World War I, is the nation's largest veterans service organization, advocating for the needs of veterans, service members, and their families. With a commitment to preventing veteran suicide and destigmatizing mental health support, the organization empowers members to become actively involved in their communities and support one another. For over a century, the American Legion has strengthened America through vital programs and services that address the unique challenges faced by veterans. Its initiatives, such as American Legion Baseball and youth development programs, reflect a dedication to fostering community spirit and instilling core values of leadership and sportsmanship among the younger generation. Generated from the website

National Fire Safety Council, established in 1979 is a nonprofit charitable organization. It provides fire safety educational program for materials and services to fire departments throughout the United States. The council develops fire safety programs, such as comprehensive 24-page graded manuals with a teacher s guide, assorted folders, brochures, posters, wall charts, decals and stickers. The various topics covered by the materials include smoke alarms, home fire exit drills, arson, babysitting, heating safety, stop, drop, and roll, friendly firefighters, holiday hazards, seat belt safety, bicycle safety, water safety, and burn prevention. The council s fire safety education programs are provided to communities through local fire departments. It is located in Michigan Center, Mich., and conducts national and international conventions to showcase its fire safety educational programs.