Veteran Social Mixer January 31, 2025

Veteran Social Mixer January 31, 2025

by | Jan 29, 2025 | All Blog Post | 0 comments

Veteran Social Mixer @ The Hub Bar & Grill!

The Hub Bar and Grill Veteran Social Mixer

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Ahwatukee Post 64 Veteran Social Mixer @ The Hub Bar and Grill Ahwatukee Location

 

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14205 S. 50th St. Phoenix, Az 85044.

All Veterans and guest are welcome to attend.

 

American Legion Ahwatukee Post 64 your sole local community veteran organization invites all veterans and guest to attend our mixer for drinks appetizers, & camaraderie!

 

 

Come by have a drink with a Vietnam War Veterans, Desert Storm Veterans, & OIF/OEF veterans as we celebrate and show graduate to those that have served our country!

🍔🍗🍪🍩🍤🍻🍺

 

Veteran’s Social Mixer’s is an event that is held in the Ahwatukee Community at local businesses that support the Post 64.Social Mixers are held on the 5th Friday of months that have 5 weeks. We hope to see you there!

 

 

-Ahwatukee Post 64!

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First Meeting Back for the Year 2024-2025!

First Meeting Back for the Year 2024-2025!

by | Sep 30, 2024 | All Blog Post | 0 comments

September's Meeting Command's First Meeting of the Year 2024 -2025!

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Brenda Smull’s Final Salute 2023-2024

Brenda Smull’s Final Salute 2023-2024

by | Jun 13, 2024 | All Blog Post | 0 comments

A Year of Leadership and Legacy

Final Salute from Commander Brenda Smull

Join us in celebrating the remarkable journey and accomplishments of Brenda Smull as she concludes her tenure as the 2023-2024 Commander.

Brenda's Final Salute

Brenda Smull

Brenda Smull has led with distinction and dedication as the 2023-2024 Commander. Her tenure has been marked by significant achievements, including the successful implementation of new strategic initiatives that have strengthened our organization. Brenda’s leadership has not only inspired her team but also fostered a culture of excellence and innovation. Her commitment to our mission and her ability to navigate challenges with grace and determination have left an indelible mark on our community.

Join Us in Making a Difference

Be a part of our mission to create positive change. Sign up for updates, attend our upcoming events, or contribute to our cause. Together, we can achieve great things.

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Commander: (715) 712-4966

VSO: (480) 255-5622

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National Poppy Day 2024

National Poppy Day 2024

by | May 24, 2024 | 2024, All Blog Post, Poppies | 0 comments

Honoring Sacrifice and Service

National Poppy Day: A Tribute to Our Heroes

Join us in commemorating the brave men and women who have served our nation. Wear a red poppy to honor their sacrifices and support those who continue to protect our freedoms. Post 64 in collaboration with Jew War Veterans Post 619, we collected donations for both organizations at the Fry’s Store on Ray Rd. on the 25th and 26th. We out stickers to children and homemade poppy flowers to the individuals that wanted them.

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A Symbol of Remembrance and Sacrifice

The Legacy of National Poppy Day

National Poppy Day is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by our veterans. Originating from the American Legion Family’s efforts, this day is observed on the Friday before Memorial Day. The red poppy has been a symbol of sacrifice since World War I, representing the blood shed by soldiers in battle. Each year, members of The American Legion Family distribute poppies, encouraging donations to support veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families. The poppy serves as a powerful emblem of the cost of freedom and the enduring gratitude we owe to those who have served.

Every year, on the Friday before Memorial Day, Americans don a red poppy to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to our nation. This simple yet profound gesture serves as a powerful reminder of the cost of our freedoms and the enduring legacy of those who have served. The tradition of wearing a red poppy dates back to World War I, inspired by the poignant poem ‘In Flanders Fields,’ which immortalized the red poppies growing amidst the graves of fallen soldiers.

The red poppy has since become a symbol of both remembrance and hope, worn to honor the fallen and support the living veterans who continue to bear the scars of war. By wearing a red poppy, we not only commemorate the sacrifices made by our heroes but also pledge our support to those who have returned home. This act of remembrance and solidarity is a testament to our collective gratitude and commitment to ensuring that their sacrifices are never forgotten.

National Poppy Day Information

In Flanders Fields Written - By John McCrae

 
 
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
    That mark our place; and in the sky
    The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
 
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
    Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
        In Flanders fields.
 
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
    The torch; be yours to hold it high.
    If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
        In Flanders fields.
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Join Us in Honoring Our Veterans

We invite you to join us in honoring the brave men and women who have served our country by wearing a red poppy on the Friday before Memorial Day. This simple act of remembrance is a powerful way to show your support for the fallen and the living veterans who have worn our nation’s uniform. Additionally, we encourage you to make a donation to support the future of our veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families. Your contribution will help provide essential medical and financial assistance to those who have given so much for our freedom.

Donate to Poppies!

American Legion

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Commander: (715) 712-4966

VSO: (480) 255-5622

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American Legion Medallion Program 2024

American Legion Medallion Program 2024

by | May 22, 2024 | 2024, All Blog Post | 0 comments

Recognizing Excellence in Our Youth

School Medallion Program

Celebrating students who exemplify courage, patriotism, honor, scholarship, leadership, and service.

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Six Core Qualities of Development

01

Courage

Demonstrating bravery in the face of adversity, and the determination to do what is right without seeking personal gain.

02

Patriotism

Exemplifying loyal Americanism, religious tolerance, and a commitment to defending the principles of the U.S. Constitution.

03

Honor

Maintaining high moral standards, devotion to duty, and a strong sense of integrity and truthfulness.

04

Scholarship

Achieving academic excellence through diligence, perseverance, and a commitment to learning.

05

Leadership

Exhibiting the ability to lead and work collaboratively to achieve group goals, while supporting and uplifting others.

06

Service

Demonstrating kindness, unselfishness, and a dedication to helping others and improving the community.

About the Program

Empowering Future Leaders

The School Medallion Program is a prestigious initiative that recognizes exceptional students from local schools each year. Chosen by their peers and educators, one outstanding boy and one remarkable girl are honored for their remarkable qualities in six key areas of personal development, showcasing their dedication and leadership within their school community.

By recognizing and honoring the accomplishments of these exceptional young leaders, we not only highlight their outstanding contributions but also emphasize the significance of their qualities in shaping a brighter tomorrow for all. Their dedication, innovation, and passion serve as a driving force for positive change and inspire others to strive for excellence, making a lasting impact on society and paving the way for a more prosperous and inclusive future.

Our mission is to celebrate and uplift students who embody exceptional qualities, instilling a sense of pride and achievement in the honorees. Through this initiative, we strive to motivate all students to pursue excellence and embrace the core principles that enrich our community. By shining a spotlight on those who demonstrate outstanding character and work ethic, we aspire to cultivate a culture of inspiration and aspiration among their student body.

 

"Honor of presenting these Awards to our Youth is very uplifting."

Get Involved with the School Medallion Program

The School Medallion Program is done in our school systems elementary through high school. Students nominate their peers’ deserving students who exemplify the qualities of courage, patriotism, honor, scholarship, leadership, and service. Your involvement can make a significant impact on their lives and our community. To nominate a student or learn more about how you can help, please visit our nomination page or contact us directly.

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American Legion

If you are a veteran in need of assistance, please contact Post 64 via email, or call our VSO Craig Annis.

[email protected]

Commander: (715) 712-4966

VSO: (480) 255-5622

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AFN Article – Second Female Commander

AFN Article – Second Female Commander

by | May 22, 2024 | All Blog Post | 0 comments

Celebrating Leadership and Progress

American Legion Post 64 Elects Second Female Commander

Join us in recognizing the historic election of Tamma Notaro as our second female commander, marking a significant milestone in our journey towards inclusive leadership.

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Community Engagement

Veteran Support

Inclusive Leadership

Future Initiatives

Veterans Helping Veterans means being there for each other.  When you are on active duty there is a shorthand to life that simply doesn’t exist in the civilian world.  Being able to reach out to someone who has been there – or having them reach out to you provides a comfort that just isn’t there for those who haven’t shared the military experience.  What form the assistance takes is based on the assistance needed.  It may be physical or financial, or it may be as simple as someone who understands why the tears flow when you see the missing man formation fly over or hear taps.

Being a part of the American Legion, helping to raise money and reach out to those of our brothers and sister who need help brings me back to the warm place that existed when I served, and we were all working together to achieve a shared mission.  Joining the American Legion was one of the best decisions I ever made.

Tamma Natoro

2024-2025 Commander, American Legion Post 64 Ahatukee

Memorable Moments

American Legion Post 64 Events

Photo Credit: Steve Smull

Join Us Today

Support American Legion Post 64 by becoming a member, volunteering your time, or making a donation. Together, we can make a difference in our community.

American Legion

If you are a veteran in need of assistance, please contact Post 64 via email, or call our VSO Craig Annis.

[email protected]

Commander: (715) 712-4966

VSO: (480) 255-5622

Ahwatukee Post 64

5001 E. Cheyenne Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85044
Monthly Member’s Business meeting is held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month @ 4PM
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Community Engagement-Brandon Riggs

Community Engagement-Brandon Riggs

by | May 21, 2024 | 2024, All Blog Post | 1 comment

Join Our Community Efforts

Empowering Autistism, Their Friends & Their Families

The American Legion Post 64 enjoys working with other nonprofits like My Special World. We are dedicated to creating inclusive opportunities for autistic children and their friends to engage with the community and overcome societal challenges together.

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Get Involved and Make a Difference

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The Night For a Good Cause:

On May 21st, American Legion Post 64 proudly showed their support for Brandon’s fundraiser at Native Grill & Wings. Brandon took the initiative to organize the event independently, and thanks to your participation and informing your server of your support for his cause, you helped create a positive impact in the community by contributing to his nonprofit, My Special World.

Get Involved

Our Public Affairs Officer David Green was delighted to participate in the event, where he presented Brandon Riggs with a Certificate and a Challenge Coin in recognition of his outstanding commitment to nurturing a more inclusive and sustainable community. We are truly grateful for individuals like Brandon who exemplify unwavering dedication to making a positive difference in society and the environment, inspiring us all to strive for a better future.

Support important projects and community engagements by contributing to Post 64 and My Special World. Your generous donation will enable Brandon, a devoted Marine, Veteran, and American Legion member, to continue positively impacting our community. Brandon’s exemplary leadership qualities serve as an inspiration to everyone around him, fostering a culture of growth, unity, and progress. Your support will help him further his mission of making a lasting difference in the lives of those he serves.

Please make a donation to Post 64 and also to My Special World to keep projects an d these kinds of community engagements. Being supportive of another Marine, Veteran, and American Legion member son’s nonprofit and his ability to make our community a better place. If you every get the chance to meet Brandon, make sure you that you do! He is an amazing individual and man.

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Brandon Riggs

Brandon Riggs is the founder of ‘My Special World,’ a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering community engagement for autistic children and their friends. His work focuses on creating inclusive events and partnerships with other nonprofits to support and empower these children within the community.

 

“Helping Special Kids be more active” – Brandon

 

 

Smiles Win!

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American Legion

If you are a veteran in need of assistance, please contact Post 64 via email, or call our VSO Craig Annis.

[email protected]

Commander: (715) 712-4966

VSO: (480) 255-5622

Ahwatukee Post 64

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