Month: September 2019

Department chaplains learn about SAVE for suicide prevention Christa Sutton, a suicide prevention case manager and community outreach specialist at the Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis, shared […]

Palm Springs Post 519’s Hollywood history My name is Lee Wilson Jr. and I am the historian for Palm Springs (Calif.) Owen Coffman Post 519. I teach world and U.S. […]

Call to fall FODPAL meeting FODPAL President James Settle has called for the fall FODPAL meeting to be held on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, at 0730 in Room 301, National […]

North Carolina Post 48 provides youth marksmanship opportunities The parents of Katie Ezell wanted her to go to college on a shooting scholarship. So they approached Harry Flynn with American […]

100th anniversary Legion coin series raffled at district, post level A few weeks ago we asked for Legionnaires to submit how their department, district or post is conducting a giveaway […]

American Legion grants connect military families, support art therapy Last year, the American Legion’s Child Welfare Foundation (CWF) awarded $766,761 in grants to 24 nonprofits. Two of the grant recipients […]

USAA Tips: Military skills are invaluable for mastering workplace change Content provided courtesy of USAA | By Chad Storlie The business and global news today is both inspiring, to discover […]

Auxiliary presents Good Deed Award to four Indianapolis youth Kevin Waggoner received a Good Deed Award from the American Legion Auxiliary during The American Legion’s National Children & Youth Conference […]

Post provides 16 years of troop support What started as a small project 16 years ago at American Legion Post 201 in Alpharetta, Ga., recently hit a huge milestone. But […]

Texas Legion posts stepping up following Tropical Depression Imelda As he watched Tropical Depression Imelda drop what seemed like never-ending rain on Crosby, Texas, and the surrounding areas, Legionnaire Gary […]