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The American Legion Department of Nebraska, with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members, is dedicated to serving veterans and their families while promoting the organization's four core pillars: Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. As the largest veterans' organization in the world, it emphasizes the importance of community involvement and leadership development to ensure a strong future for veterans' advocacy. The organization also encompasses The American Legion Auxiliary, The Sons of The American Legion, and The American Legion Riders, all working in harmony to support their shared mission. With a commitment to servant leadership, the American Legion aims to mentor new members, reinforcing a legacy of service as it enters its second century of operation. Generated from the website

Located in Kearney, NE, the Knights of Columbus stands as a prominent global Catholic fraternal organization dedicated to charitable endeavors and faith-based support. Embracing the core values of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, they spearhead various initiatives to offer aid to those facing hardships. Through a myriad of charitable projects, volunteer drives, and educational programs, they extend a helping hand to individuals and families in need, embodying their commitment to humanitarian causes. At the heart of their mission lies a profound dedication to nurturing values within families and local communities, underpinned by a strong belief in fostering fellowship and service. From sponsoring community events to providing disaster relief and promoting cultural and ethical activities, the Knights of Columbus play a vital role in strengthening the fabric of society. Their unwavering support for faith-related endeavors echoes through their efforts, resonating within both Catholic and broader communities across the globe. Generated using this brand's available information

The Kearney Volunteer Fire Department serves the City of Kearney as well as the Suburban Fire Protection District #1 of Buffalo and Kearney Counties. In comparison to other first class cities of similar size, we are proud to say we maintain a low budget and have a ISO Class 2 rating. The dedication of out 75 volunteer firefighters enables us to respond to emergency situations with a greater number of well-trained men and women at any time of day or night. As the second largest volunteer fire department in the state of Nebraska, we provide fire protection to an area of 272 square miles which is occupied by over 40, 000 people. Eight Firefighter/Operators, Fire Administrator, Administrative Assistant and part-time Secretary make up our small full time staff. The Kearney Fire Department maintains three fires stations, a well equipped Training Facility and an Airport Station for ARFF response. Fire Station 1, at 2211 Avenue A, is the primary station used for administration, fire/rescue response, meetings and other activities. Fire Station 2, at 3820 30th Avenue, is our primary response station for calls in the west areas of the community and is located. Both Station 1 & 2 are manned 24 3 is located in Riverdale, northwest of Kearney, and is used for response to suburban fires in Kearney Fire's northern rural areas. The training complex is located in the industrial tract area off of Airport Road. We currently have a class room training center, a training tower with burn room, confined space rescue maze, a trailer house for search and rescue, a car fire simulator, roof ventilation area, general training building, a draft pit, paved streets, rescue training area and parking lot. Our training complex is continuously under improvement providing our members the best possible training, close to home and on a regular basis. The Airport Station houses the ARFF truck for airport response. In addition to firefighting, rescue and dive operations, members of the fire department are also active in community fire prevention and education activities throughout the year. Members also attend monthly training and other specialized training throughout the year. As part of the Fire Department, we also have social gatherings to off set all the hard work. After all "All Work and No Play" would make the job even tougher than it already is, so we use the socials to cement our bond of brotherhood.