American Legion Post 217

Our Story

Founded in 1919 in memory of Lieutenant Edward C. Headman, who lost his life in France during World War I, American Legion Post 217 has been a cornerstone of the Wyandotte community. With its charter obtained in 1920, the Post has a rich history of service, including initiatives like the Poppy Drive and 'Toys for Tots'. The Post has resided in its current location since 1923, contributing to various charitable efforts such as relief for widows and orphans of servicemen and supporting local youth programs like Boy Scouts and Legion Baseball.

Impact

American Legion Post 217 plays a vital role in supporting veterans and their families through community programs and facility improvements. The Post's commitment to service ensures that veterans receive the assistance they need.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to American Legion Post 217 directly support veterans, fund community programs, and help maintain the Post's facilities, allowing it to continue its mission of service.

Get Involved

Join the mission to support veterans and their families by donating today! Your generosity can make a significant difference in the lives of those who have served our country. Whether through cryptocurrency or cash, every contribution counts!