Veteran advocacy
Advocates for veterans, service members, and military families.
American Legion
Brand
American Legion 25 locations · 19 cities
- Category
- Public Services & Government
- Headquarters
- United States
- Website
- legion.org
- Locations listed
- 25 in 19 cities
- Recognition
- Listed
- Logo
- Official logo via Wikimedia Commons, Public domain
- Philadelphia3 locations
- Brooklyn2 locations
- Chicago2 locations
- Columbus2 locations
- Indianapolis2 locations
- Clearlake1 location
- Clinton1 location
- Colonia1 location
- East Longmeadow1 location
- Glendale1 location
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- Hinesville1 location
- Houston1 location
- Kingman1 location
- Mattapan1 location
- Mission1 location
- Niles1 location
- Norristown1 location
- Pacific Palisades1 location
- San Antonio1 location
About this location: 500 E Marshall St, 19401-5135
Founded in 1919, the American Legion advocates for veterans, service members, and military families. Its work includes legislative advocacy and free assistance from accredited service officers and appeals representatives seeking federal benefits. The organization also promotes mental health support and peer-to-peer resources through its Be the One suicide prevention initiative. Youth programs include American Legion Baseball, Junior Shooting Sports, Boys State and Boys Nation, and an oratorical contest with scholarships. It provides events and training, including regional information conferences, and shares member discounts. The American Legion also supports child-serving organizations through grants and offers scholarships for children of military personnel who died or became significantly disabled while on active duty. Local posts conduct Buddy Checks to connect with veterans.
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About American Legion
Founded in 1919, the American Legion advocates for veterans, service members, and military families. Its work includes legislative advocacy and free assistance from accredited service officers and appeals representatives seeking federal benefits. The organization also promotes mental health support and peer-to-peer resources through its Be the One suicide prevention initiative. Youth programs include American Legion Baseball, Junior Shooting Sports, Boys State and Boys Nation, and an oratorical contest with scholarships. It provides events and training, including regional information conferences, and shares member discounts. The American Legion also supports child-serving organizations through grants and offers scholarships for children of military personnel who died or became significantly disabled while on active duty. Local posts conduct Buddy Checks to connect with veterans.
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Photos: Wikimedia Commons. Warren LeMay from Covington, KY, United States, CC0; Warren LeMay from Covington, KY, United States, CC BY-SA 2.0; Jeffrey Beall, CC BY 3.0; Billy Hathorn, CC BY-SA 3.0. Shown to help you recognise American Legion; not provided by the business.
Services & specialities
Highlights
Peer support
Promotes mental health resources and suicide prevention.
Youth programs
Offers baseball, shooting sports, leadership programs, and contests.
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