WOMEN VETERANS RECEPTION
COME JOIN US! Saturday, March 7th
Come spend an afternoon with your fellow Women Veterans as we celebrate Women’s History Month together. Open to all Women Veterans—no need to be a Post member.
Movie Night at the POST
Come join us for a free Movie
Celebrating the American Legion's 107th birthday we will be showing the movie 1917.
During World War I, two British soldiers -- Lance Cpl. Schofield and Lance Cpl. Blake -- receive seemingly impossible orders. In a race against time, they must cross over into enemy territory to deliver a message that could potentially save 1,600 of their comrades -- including Blake's own brother.
USA 250 challenge
About The USA 250 Challenge
We are honored to announce The American Legion’s year-long celebration of our great nation, called the USA 250 Challenge. This patriotic challenge will help celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday by promoting American Legion values while offering options for everyone to participate. https://www.legion.org/usa250/challenge
Join the challenge, which offers three categories for you to set and achieve goals. The challenge is now underway and concludes on the Fourth of July, 2026.
The three categories can be completed over the next year, solo or as part of a team. They are:
· Fitness activities: Participants may choose to walk, bicycle or cover 250 miles (or hours) any way they choose. Or they can aim to do 250 hours of activity like playing pickleball, strength training or kayaking. An example of a team challenge would be 10 participants each walking 25 miles.
· Wellness: Participants complete 250 hours of wellness activities such as yoga, meditation and other forms of mindfulness. Other options include tallying 250 participants in Be the One training, completing 250 Buddy Checks, etc. American Legion Riders chapters (or individuals) could create an event where they ride at least 250 miles. Other team events might be an American Legion post, Auxiliary unit, and Sons of the American Legion squadron conducting 250 Buddy Checks in their community.
Join Our Team
· Community service: Participants achieve 250 hours of community service or reach the 250 threshold of a specific community service project. Individual or team examples include volunteering for 250 hours, cleaning up 250 graves in a veterans cemetery, teaching flag etiquette to 250 students or sending 250 care packages to deployed troops, or properly disposing of 250 tattered American flags.
Not only are we embracing physical activity, supporting mental health and serving our communities, we are giving back to disabled veterans and military families. Participants will register for $30 and receive a USA 250 Challenge T-shirt – in your choice of red, white or blue – with the proceeds going to the Veterans & Children Foundation.
You can learn more by clicking below legion.org/usa250/challenge,
where you can also register and donate.