Knights of Columbus

The American Legion Department of Nebraska is a proud organization representing over 22,000 members throughout the state, dedicated to serving veterans and their families since World War I. With more than 350 local posts, the Legion promotes its four pillars: Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. Under the leadership of Department Commander Judy Walters, the American Legion focuses on cultivating future leaders through a commitment to servant leadership and community engagement. As the organization enters its second century, it continues to strive for the betterment of military veterans, youth, and the nation as a whole. Generated from the website

Located in Grand Island, NE, the Knights of Columbus is a prominent global Catholic fraternal organization with a strong emphasis on charitable endeavors, community support, and humanitarian causes. Embracing the values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, the Knights actively participate in a diverse range of charitable projects aimed at assisting individuals and families facing hardships. With a commitment to fostering fellowship and service within Catholic and broader communities worldwide, the Knights of Columbus dedicate themselves to supporting cultural, ethical, and faith-related activities. Through their volunteer efforts, community events, educational programs, and disaster relief initiatives, the organization plays a vital role in strengthening values within families and local parishes, embodying their core principles of charity and service. Generated using this brand's available information

The American Legion, with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members in Nebraska, is dedicated to supporting military veterans and their families. Founded after World War I, the organization upholds the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. Under the leadership of Department Commander Judy Walters for the 2025-2026 term, the American Legion emphasizes Servant Leadership and the mentorship of new members to ensure the organization's continued success. As it enters its second century, The American Legion remains committed to strengthening its community and advocating for the nation's veterans. Generated from the website