American Legion

The American Legion Department of Nebraska is a prominent organization dedicated to serving veterans and their families, with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members across the state. Founded after World War I, the Legion promotes the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, fostering a strong community among veterans and their families. Under the leadership of the Department Commander, the organization emphasizes Servant Leadership to mentor new members and ensure ongoing success. The American Legion Family, which includes the Auxiliary, Sons, and Riders, collaborates to support military veterans and uphold the values of the organization as it embarks on its second century of service. Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to supporting Freemasonry, the nation, and global communities, originally formed to aid U.S. military servicemen during the closing stages of World War I. Established in 1919, MSA aims to provide services to Grand Lodges that are challenging to deliver individually, thereby enhancing their collective impact. Over the years, MSA has developed key programs including disaster relief efforts and a Hospital Visitation Program, which supports military veterans in healthcare facilities across the country. With a commitment to education, MSA also offers a wealth of publications that inform the public about Freemasonry, reaching over three million individuals in the last two decades. Generated from the website