What they call their work
What they do
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Memorial and Veteran Honor Services 3 activities
- Advocacy for patriotism, national security, and veterans' valuesAdvocates for patriotism, honor, and strong national security through public engagement, educational programs, and community presence.
- Community events and patriotic commemorationsHosts annual events such as Veterans Day dinner and Valentine's Day celebration, and participates in parades, memorials, and dedications to promote patriotism and honor.
- Support and advocacy for veterans and active-duty military personnelProvides continued devotion and support to veterans and active-duty military personnel through programs such as funeral honor guard services, burial details, memorial services, and color guards. Welcomes veterans from all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.
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Financial Aid and Scholarship Access Programs 1 activity
- Education and scholarship programs for youthOffers scholarships and educational support, including awarding nine $20,000 scholarships and 88 $1,100 scholarships in 2012, and sponsoring students in leadership and civic education programs.
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Event Venue Rental Services 1 activity
- Facility-based social events for members and the publicHosts private events including weddings, birthday celebrations, and Sweet 16 parties at its facility to support community engagement and generate revenue.
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Deployed Troop and Veteran Care Packages 1 activity
- Food and material aid distribution for veteransCollects and delivers non-perishable food weekly to veterans’ residences and donated $1,000 in Sam's Club gift cards for protein supplements for veterans in need.
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Membership Program Administration 1 activity
- Member benefits and organizational operationsCollects $50 annual membership dues and provides access to vendor discounts and benefits via a national website portal. Holds regular monthly meetings on the first Monday of each month at 6:45 pm.
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Youth Scouting Program Support 1 activity
- Youth mentorship and sponsorship programsProvides mentoring and sponsorship for youth through programs including sponsorship of Boy Scout Troop 25, Chartered Venture Crew 1758 (Junior Shooting Sports Crew), junior basketball teams, and Little League teams. Also sponsors students to participate in Boy State.
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Who they work with
- American Legion Network — Local post affiliated with the national American Legion organization.
- American Legion Network — Member post of the national American Legion organization.
- Boy Scouts of America Network — Post 1302 sponsors BSA units including Troop 25 and Cub Scouts.
- LaGrange Youth Basketball Partner — Arlington Post 1302 sponsors two teams in the LaGrange Youth Basketball league.
- Legionsites.com Network — Member of Legionsites.com network for website services
- Red Oaks Mill Fire Co. Partner — Cosponsors Boy Scout Troop 25 with Arlington Post 1302.
- Samsung Funder — Endowed a $5 million scholarship fund administered by The American Legion.
- Sons of the American Legion Network — Member squadron of the Sons of the American Legion organization.
- Sons of the American Legion Partner — Matched a $500 donation to jointly fund gift cards for veterans' food supplementation.
- The American Legion Network — Part of the national American Legion organization, which provides access to member benefits and vendor partnerships.
- Town of Poughkeepsie Little League Partner — Arlington Post 1302 sponsors a team in the Town of Poughkeepsie Little League.
How they approach the work
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- Recognition of Veteran Service through Education Fundingmethodology: merit-need hybrid with veteran preferenceBy awarding scholarships funded through a dedicated endowment, we honor veterans' service and promote educational opportunity, because linking financial support to legacy transforms recognition into tangible intergenerational impact.
- Youth Mentoring with Civic Educationmethodology: simulated-government-trainingBy engaging youth in structured mentoring and simulated government experiences, we foster civic responsibility and strengthen democratic values, because experiential learning grounded in patriotism creates lasting civic engagement.