American Legion
3rd District Commander’s March-April 2025 Report
All it takes is for the membership chairs to print out the lists of people who have not renewed their membership and the officers and volunteers to give them a call and ask what we can do to get them back into the Legion.
2nd District Commander’s March-April 2025 Report
It’s everyone’s favorite time of year: Reports! Get those Consolidated Post Reports and program reports filled out and sent in as soon as possible. Post Data Reports and Officer Reports will be coming due in a few months as well.
10th District Commander’s March-April 2025 Report
There’s a lot going on in the Mighty 10th District in March!
9th District Commander’s March-April 2025 Report
Welcome to March 2025, which comes with spring right around the corner. Time for post committee updates and preparing for elections.
1st District Commander’s March-April 2025 Report
The essence of leadership within any organization lies in the unwavering commitment to the principles of transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct. Nowhere is this more evident than in the esteemed ranks of the American Legion.
Commander’s Project is at 61 percent
Department Commander Carl Moon’s Project is at 61 percent. He has raised $36,632.
There is time to register for Boys State
High school boys currently in their junior year are registering for the 2025 Boys State session at St. John’s University June 8-14 at www.mnboysstate.org.
NECman: Don’t be afraid to take on an officer role within your post, district, department
Spring is in the air, which means Girls Fastpitch Softball and American Legion Baseball. Our own Minnesota Twins are at their spring training too, so let’s start thinking along those lines for our youth. Get those teams registered.
Claim shark bill advances out of Minnesota House veterans affairs subcommittee
Bill author Emma Greenman of Minneapolis said the state government can’t solve the difficult of the VA disability claims process, but it can solve the for-profit aspect of claim sharks.
Be sure to hear the national commander speak
ST. PAUL — American Legion National Commander James A. LaCoursiere Jr. comes to Minnesota the last full week of March. The route weaves from the Twin Cities metro to southern Minnesota, back to the metro, then westward.
Registration is open for Legionville
BRAINERD — Make the most out of summer with programs that enable kids to get outdoors, meet new friends and learn lifelong skills. Campers may be sponsored and tuition paid by an American Legion post, school, other community organization, or an adult such as a parent or guardian.