Veterans of Foreign Wars of United States Dept of Nebraska

The Nebraska American Legion is a prominent veterans organization with over 350 posts and more than 22,000 members across the state. Founded in the aftermath of World War I, it is dedicated to promoting the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation. As it enters its second century, the Nebraska American Legion emphasizes character, values, and integrity, aiming to develop and mentor new members into future leaders. The organization invites veterans to join and contribute to its mission of supporting military veterans, their families, youth, and the nation as a whole. Generated from the website

The American Legion Post 9 in Hemingford, NE, is part of a larger network of over 350 American Legion Posts and more than 22,000 members across Nebraska, representing the largest veterans' organization worldwide. The organization is dedicated to promoting the four pillars of Americanism, Children and Youth, National Security, and Veterans Affairs and Rehabilitation, fostering a strong community for veterans and their families. Emphasizing the principle of Servant Leadership, Post 9 focuses on developing and mentoring new members to ensure the organization's ongoing success. The American Legion Family, which includes the Auxiliary, Sons of The American Legion, and American Legion Riders, collaborates to support veterans, their families, and the youth of the nation. Generated from the website

The American Legion is the largest and most influential organization representing U.S. wartime veterans and their families, boasting 1.9 million members across over 12,000 posts. Established in 1919, the Legion has significantly contributed to veterans' affairs, advocating for improved healthcare benefits and programs, including the GI Bill and Post-9/11 GI Bill. The South Dakota American Legion Foundation, a non-profit entity, was created to attract and distribute charitable funds to support various Legion programs. It ensures the long-term sustainability of these initiatives through contributions from individuals, organizations, and businesses, reinforcing the Legion’s commitment to serving veterans and their communities. Generated from the website