Francis Scott Key Unit #11 American Legion Auxiliary

Please join us for our monthly meetings, held at the Post Home on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, at 7PM.

WHO WE ARE:
Patriotism and veterans advocacy are so important to the American Legion Auxiliary that for nearly a century, we've been serving, educating and giving to America’s finest—our servicemen and women. We answer the call of Service Not Self.

We are the nearly 800,000 wives, mothers, daughters, sisters, grandmothers, granddaughters and descendants of veterans who served our great country during times of war. Some of us are veterans ourselves.

Our members do incredible work. On average, each year, they…

WHAT WE DO:
Help nearly 3 million veterans
Contribute $36 million toward veterans and military families
Volunteer 9.3 million hours to support veterans programs
Contribute more than $2 million to programs benefiting children and youth
Volunteer 630,000 hours for active-duty military

WHY JOIN?
If you value patriotism, responsible citizenship, volunteerism and advocacy for veterans, the military and their families, you will feel right at home in the American Legion Auxiliary. You can educate school children about our nation’s flag, assemble care packages to send to our troops, or volunteer at your local VA Medical Center.

As a member of a local Auxiliary unit, you’ll have a ready-made support system and many hands-on opportunities to serve in ways that truly make a difference.

WHY WE MATTER:
Why We Matter

The 2013 estimated value of one hour of volunteer service is $22.55, according to the Independent Sector, a coalition of charities, foundations, and corporations that publishes research important to the nonprofit sector. American Legion Auxiliary members have volunteered more than 9.3 million hours for a collective value of service to our veterans, servicemembers, and their families of more than $2.1 billion. That’s quite a global impact, and a powerful number that accentuates who we are, what we do, and why we matter!