- Join | The American Legion
Discover the heartfelt testimonials of veterans who found purpose, camaraderie, and support through The American Legion Listen to the voices of those who have walked the same path, sharing why they chose to become part of our community
- Membership Services | The American Legion
Membership in The American Legion opens the door to services and resources designed to assist both members and all veterans, while building camaraderie through access to local posts
- FAQ | The American Legion
Q: Can I be an honorary or social member of The American Legion? A: No, you cannot Per The American Legion National Constitution and By-laws, no form or class of membership is authorized except regular active or paid up for life
- JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION FAMILY!
While members of the American Legion Family are individually unique, collectively we are a multi-million member powerhouse of caring advocates dedicated to service
- Why You Should Belong - The American Legion
The Legion’s “Why You Should Belong” booklet, available for download here or by contacting your department headquarters, is a one-stop recruiting tool that provides information on dozens of Legion programs, as well as the impact of those programs
- Join Sons of The American Legion
All male descendants adopted sons, and stepsons of members of The American Legion, and such male descendants of veterans who died in service during the period of April 6, 1917, through November 11, 1918, or any time from December 7, 1941, to date, who served honorably, as set forth in Article IV, Section 1, of the National Constitution of The
- The American Legion Membership Application
Listed below are just a few of the many programs The American Legion sponsors Please check the one(s) that are of interest to you If the program you like is not listed, please indicate it in the “other” area ̈ Volunteer work at VA hospital Work with youth Help participate in post’s social activities dances, dinners, etc
- Get involved the American Legion
Working and volunteering in communities, states and around the world, The American Legion has been dedicated to veterans, troops, national security, youth and patriotism since its founding nearly a century ago
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