American Legion

The American Legion, established in 1919 by an Act of Congress following World War I, is the largest veteran service organization in the United States, advocating tirelessly for the unique needs of veterans, service members, and their families. Committed to destigmatizing mental health support, the organization empowers individuals to engage in the critical fight against veteran suicide through various resources and peer-to-peer support initiatives.

With a rich history of youth development programs such as American Legion Baseball and Boys State, the organization fosters values like sportsmanship and leadership among young participants. The American Legion's dedication to community service and advocacy has resulted in securing substantial benefits for veterans and providing vital resources to support the well-being of military families across the nation.

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