What We Do

Empowering Veterans in our community to contribute to something larger than themselves and inspires others to serve and strengthen America.

Serving Veterans & Military

The American Legion passionately advocates for veterans and their families while addressing vital issues that contribute to a strong America. Established by an Act of Congress following World War I, The American Legion tirelessly champions the unique needs of every generation of veterans, service members, and their families who are dedicated to protecting our nation. In our current efforts, we focus on destigmatizing mental health support, providing peer-to-peer resources, and empowering individuals to Be The One in the crucial fight to prevent veteran suicide. The American Legion is dedicated to addressing the specific needs of local communities, honoring all who contribute to a cause greater than themselves, and inspiring others to serve and uplift America.

  • Veteran Benefits
  • Veteran Healthcare Enrollment
  • VA Claims
  • Burial Benefits
  • DIC Benefits
  • MANA HOUSE / Ashley’s Place
  • Poppy Day Fundraisers
  • Annual Honor & Remembrance
  • Veteran Day’s Fundraisers
  • Pearl Harbor Remembrance
  • Advocate for active-duty military better pay/benefits
  • Flag Etiquette
  • Support The Troops (packages via ARC)
  • Honor Guard / Color Guard

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Engaging Young Leaders

The American Legion holds the conviction that alongside academic achievements, it is equally important for young individuals to be acknowledged for exhibiting strong character and exceptional citizenship. Since its inception in 1926, the Legion has celebrated the accomplishments of students through its esteemed School Award Medal Program, which aims to nurture strong character traits and instill the values of Americanism in youth. This notable award is conferred upon one deserving boy and one girl from the graduating classes of elementary, junior, and senior high schools, as well as colleges. To be honored with this prestigious medal, recipients must exemplify six fundamental qualities that represent true character: courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship, and service, as these traits are essential for fostering responsible and engaged citizens who contribute positively to society.
  • Courage
  • Honor
  • Leadership
  • Patriotism 
  • Scholarship
  • Service

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Legislative Policies

Our Mission: To provide staff support to the Legislative Commission and its Convention Committee; serve as the principal advocate of servicemembers, veterans, and their families on Capitol Hill; provide Members of Congress and their professional staff valuable information that furthers their and our goals along with our standing as an institutional authority in the veteran community; to facilitate the completion of goals set by our members through Resolution; to enhance strategic collaboration and partnerships ensuring benefits and services are available to servicemembers and veterans for generations to come.

Who We Serve: The Legislative Division of The American Legion serves as, “The Voice of the Veteran,” to the United States Congress.  The Legislative Division’s primary responsibility is to our 2 million members; serving Legionnaires, the National Commander, the National Executive Commission (NEC), the National Legislative Commission, its convention committee, the National Legislative Council, The American Legion Family, and national staff (i.e. National Adjutant, National Treasurer, National Judge Advocate and the Executive Director).

Our Services: The Legislative Division accomplishes the mission of The American Legion by providing the following services:

  • Lobbying all Members of Congress and their professional staff to accomplish the goals of The American Legion’s Legislative Agenda;
  • Management, constant communication and education, and active engagement of the Legislative Council of The American Legion;
  • Liaising with the Chairman of the Legislative Commission, and its Convention Committee;
  • Liaising with the other divisions and commissions of The American Legion;
  • Partnerships with the Marketing, Media, and Communications Commission and Division to ensure broad dissemination of The American Legion Legislative Agenda;  
  • Program education and training development opportunities;
  • Supplying and disseminating program information, materials, and resources; and
  • Advocacy for The American Legion and its programs at local, department, and national levels to include Legislative training at Department events as required.

 

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Contact Us

5001 E Cheyenne Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85044

Commander: (715) 712-4966

Veteran Service Officer: (480) 234-0755

American Legion

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

Ahwatukee Post 64 Contact Number:
(480) 757-7779

Ahwatukee Post 64

5001 E. Cheyenne Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85044

Monthly Member's Business meeting is held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month @ 4:30PM

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