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The American Legion Department of Montana is a post location for the American Legion, a nonprofit patriotic wartime veterans organization that was chartered in 1919. It is a community service organization that numbers nearly 3 million men and women in nearly 15,000 posts worldwide. These posts are organized into 55 departments that include one each for the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, France, Mexico and the Philippines. The organization is responsible for many programs and events within communities throughout the United States, such as Legion College, educational aids, endowment funds, national emergency funds, library, museum, children and youth programs and temporary financial assistance. The American Legion Department of Montana is headquartered in Helena, Mont.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles, with over 650,000 members across 1,300 locations in the United States and Canada, is a community dedicated to charity and social engagement. Established in 1898, the organization playfully emphasizes the value of family and connection while contributing nearly $10 million annually to various causes including research, patient care, and community improvement. Members benefit from exclusive savings on travel and insurance while engaging in events that support charitable initiatives, highlighting the Eagles' mission of "People Helping People." This fraternal organization is known for its longstanding contributions to significant social advancements, such as the creation of Mother's Day and the establishment of Social Security and Medicare. Generated from the website

The Montana Health Care Association is a non-profit professional association that represents a wide range of long-term care facilities in Montana, including nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospital-based facilities. Their mission is to improve the quality of long-term health care in the state through educational programs, proactive advocacy, and serving as an information source for members, regulatory agencies, the legislature, and the general public. Founded in 1962, the Montana Health Care Association is dedicated to promoting the well-being of individuals working in member long-term care facilities by providing scholarships for further education in nursing and other advanced training programs in long-term care nursing.Generated from the website