BINGO @NOON EVERY TUESDAY AND 1ST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH
About Us
Who We Are
Our History
Founded in 1919, the American Legion Auxiliary’s mission is to support The American Legion and to honor the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of our veterans, military, and their families, both at home and abroad. For God and country, we advocate for veterans, educate our citizens, mentor youth, and promote patriotism, good citizenship, peace and security.
The Marshall LaBree American Legion Auxiliary Unit #304 was Chartered on January 2, 1950, by Hope Reed the National President.
We are seventy-four years young and still going strong.
If you are not already a member considering joining and giving back to those who served for us and their families.
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A Community of Volunteers Serving Veterans, Military, and their Families
ALA members are continuously at work in their communities, demonstrating the compassion and heart we have for those who serve our country and protect our freedoms.
Membership Benefits
As an American Legion Auxiliary member, you bring untold value to the organization and America’s veterans through your service to our mission. To show our appreciation for your membership, the ALA has partnered with businesses that share our values to bring you exclusive discounts and savings!
Post 304
There is always something going on at 304. We have free pool every day, darts, great staff and cold beer. Follow our FB page for daily updates!
EVENTS
April 2025 Events
Anniversary Celebration
Join us as we celebrate our 75 years of giving back to veterans and their families.
We will have a brief program, dinner and dancing.
NOT FOR THE WEAK TRIVIA - Hosted by Neil Monday - @ 7pm
Tuesday @ Noon Happiness Is Yelling Bingo!
Try Your Luck!
Hosted by Joan Wednesday - @ 7pm
EVERY THURSDAY Hosted by Jim @ 7pm
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
SAL Bingo - First Saturday of every month @ Noon
EVERY FRIDAY Join Ed & Pam for a Dancing Good Time @ 7pm
SAL Bingo - First Saturday of every month @ Noon
Upcoming Friday Dinners - Reservations Required
American Legion Auxiliary programs
Girls State
Scholarships
Girls State
The purpose of Girls State is to provide citizen-ship training for young women completing their junior year of high school within the State of Florida; to afford them the opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens; and to inform them of the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship in order that
The purpose of Girls State is to provide citizen-ship training for young women completing their junior year of high school within the State of Florida; to afford them the opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens; and to inform them of the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship in order that they may understand and participate in the functioning of their government. Florida Girls State was first held in 1947 and is currently attended by 300 young women who have the opportunity of experiencing our democratic form of government by assuming the roles of city and state officials or legislators. Through these experiences young women learn of the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship which distinguishes our form of government.
Americanism
Scholarships
Girls State
Each year, the American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) sponsors an Americanism Essay Contest for students in grades 3-12, including students with special needs. Grade levels are divided into six classes. One award in each of the six classes will be presented in each division. Winners will receive $50 and a $50 donation in the student’s name will
Each year, the American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) sponsors an Americanism Essay Contest for students in grades 3-12, including students with special needs. Grade levels are divided into six classes. One award in each of the six classes will be presented in each division. Winners will receive $50 and a $50 donation in the student’s name will be made to the Children of Warriors National Presidents’ Scholarship fund.
Contact our unit for more information
Scholarships
Scholarships
Youth Hero and Good Deed Award
Learn more about the Department of Florida and National scholarships.
Youth Hero and Good Deed Award
Youth Hero and Good Deed Award
Youth Hero and Good Deed Award
Created in 2002 by the National Children & Youth Committee, these awards are presented throughout the year to recognize the heroism and leadership in community service of youths high-school age or younger.
Thousands of Youth Hero and Good Deed awards have been presented to deserving youth since its inception.
Nominations are made by members
Created in 2002 by the National Children & Youth Committee, these awards are presented throughout the year to recognize the heroism and leadership in community service of youths high-school age or younger.
Thousands of Youth Hero and Good Deed awards have been presented to deserving youth since its inception.
Nominations are made by members and their local ALA units. If you know of a deserving youth, contact our unit.
Auxiliary Emergency Fund
Youth Hero and Good Deed Award
Auxiliary Emergency Fund
The Auxiliary Emergency fund, established in 1969, from the estate of Auxiliary member Helen Colby Sall of Burlington, Wisconsin, more than 5 decades later the Auxiliary Emergency Fund has a strong foundation. We will continue to build upon that foundation.
Who is eligible? American Legion Auxiliary members who have maintained members
The Auxiliary Emergency fund, established in 1969, from the estate of Auxiliary member Helen Colby Sall of Burlington, Wisconsin, more than 5 decades later the Auxiliary Emergency Fund has a strong foundation. We will continue to build upon that foundation.
Who is eligible? American Legion Auxiliary members who have maintained membership for three consecutive years (current year and immediate past two years). Applications for disaster assistance must be received within six months of a disaster event. One grant (disaster or hardship) per grantee will be awarded within a 12-month period.
American Legion Family
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Sons of the American Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Sons of the American Legion
Sons of the American Legion