American Legion

Chartered by the Connecticut state legislature in 1882, the Knights of Columbus is a fraternal benefit society and one of the largest Catholic organizations. It is responsible for providing financial aid to members and their families. The organization offers assistance to the sick, disabled and needy. The Knights of Columbus coordinates various educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, and war and public relief projects. It operates through more than 13,000 councils and over 1 million members in several countries, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Poland, Puerto Rico, Guam, Cuba and the Philippines. The Knights of Columbus organizes fundraiser and blood donation camps. Its United in Charity fund provides aid to families suffering from various natural disasters.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles (F.O.E.) is a family-oriented organization with over 650,000 members across 1,300 locations in the United States and Canada, dedicated to charitable endeavors and community improvement. Since its establishment in 1898, F.O.E. has significantly impacted society with initiatives such as Mother's Day, Social Security, and the F.O.E. Diabetes Research Center. Through various social events and programs, the organization raises nearly $10 million annually, ensuring that 100% of the funds directly benefit individuals and communities in need. Members also enjoy exclusive savings on a range of services, including travel and insurance, enhancing both their personal lives and their contributions to society. Generated from the website

The American Legion in La Valle, WI, has been dedicated to supporting veterans, their families, and the community for over a century. Through various programs and initiatives, they focus on enhancing the lives of Wisconsin veterans and ensuring their well-being. Generated from the website