What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1KPROVIDE COUNTY AND NATIONAL DUES FOR MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION.
- #2 $28KPROVIDE LOCAL SUPPORT FOR SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES THROUGH ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS.
What they call their work
What they do
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Memorial and Veteran Honor Services 2 activities
- Participates in community eventsEngages in local community events such as parades, memorials, and dedications to honor veterans and strengthen civic ties.
- Provides funeral honor guard services for veteransDelivers ceremonial honor guard services at funerals for veterans, arranged upon family request.
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Community Service and Charitable Outreach 1 activity
- Donates funds and volunteer hours to support veterans and community organizationsContributes over $100,000 and thousands of volunteer hours annually to programs benefiting veterans and local communities.
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Membership Program Administration 1 activity
- Pays membership dues for membersCovers county and national dues for members to support participation in the broader veterans organization.
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Veterans' Fraternal Support Programs 1 activity
- Provides mutual support among veterans through a national networkOffers a national network of over 3 million members to foster camaraderie, support, and shared purpose among veterans.
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Youth Scouting Program Support 1 activity
- Sponsors youth programs and educational initiativesSupports youth development through programs such as Boy State, educational scholarships, and sponsorship of BSA Troop 58.
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Who runs it
- ADAM MAINVILLE — VICE COMMAND
- CLIFF THOMPSON — DIRECTOR
- GERRY DECKER — DIRECTOR
- JAMES LOUX — DIRECTOR/VIC
- JEREMY MARTELLE — COMMANDER/DI
- LYLE MADDOCK — PAST COMMAND
- MARK BURKE — DIRECTOR
- MIKE KANUCK — ADJUTANT/DIR
- PAUL LUKASCHAT — DIRECTOR
- ROBERT STANEK — DIRECTOR/VIC
- SCOTT ANSON — CHAIRMAN OF
- STEVE RIEDEL — FINANCE OFFI
Who they work with
- The American Legion Network — Blanchard-Currey Post 1040 is a local chapter of The American Legion national organization.
- The American Legion Network — Member post of the national American Legion organization.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Inclusive Membership to Expand Community Supportmethodology: inclusive_membershipBy including both veterans and their relatives as members, the organization broadens its support network and community impact because family involvement strengthens continuity of care and deepens collective commitment to service.
- Mutual Help and Comradery Among Veteransmethodology: mutual_helpBy organizing veterans around patriotism and mutual support, the post strengthens individual well-being and community impact because shared identity and reciprocal relationships foster resilience, civic engagement, and sustained service.