

Welcome to American Legion Auxiliary Marshall LaBree Unit 304 in Dania Beach, Florida.
Since our charter on January 2, 1950, Unit 304 has proudly supported veterans, military servicemembers, their families, and our local community.
Through volunteer service, veterans programs, youth activities, scholarships, Americanism, advocacy, and community outreach, our members put the mission of the American Legion Auxiliary into action every day.
Service Not Self is more than our motto — it's what we do.
Whether you're interested in becoming a member, volunteering, attending an event, or learning more about the American Legion Auxiliary, there's a place for you at Unit 304.

Become part of a community dedicated to serving veterans, military servicemembers, their families, and our community. New eligibility requirements have opened ALA membership to more members of the American Legion Family. See if you or someone in your family may now qualify.

As an American Legion Auxiliary member, you become part of a nationwide community dedicated to serving veterans, military servicemembers, their families, and our communities.
Membership offers opportunities for service, leadership, friendship, and involvement, along with access to special member benefits and discounts available through the American Legion Auxiliary.
Unit 304 is proud to work alongside American Legion Post 304 and the Sons of The American Legion Squadron 304. Together, our American Legion Family supports veterans, military families, youth, and our Dania Beach community through service, programs, events, and fellowship.

Join us for our monthly Unit 304 meeting on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 PM. Meetings are a great way to stay informed about upcoming events, programs, volunteer opportunities, and the work our Auxiliary is doing for veterans, military families, and our community.
Your voice, ideas, and participation help make Unit 304 stronger!

There’s always something happening at Post 304! From trivia and bingo to Friday night dinner, entertainment, and NFL Sundays, there are plenty of opportunities to gather, have fun, and support our American Legion Family.

More events are always being added — follow Unit 304 on Facebook for the latest news and updates. Please note Thursday Bingo starts 10/1

Unit 304 proudly supports programs that serve veterans, military families, youth, and our community while promoting patriotism and responsible citizenship.
Supporting veterans is at the heart of the American Legion Auxiliary mission. Unit 304 serves veterans through volunteerism, outreach, donations, and programs that provide assistance and connection.
Unit 304 strengthens our community through volunteer service, outreach, partnerships, and support for local needs. By working together, our members help make Dania Beach and the surrounding community a better place to live.
Promoting patriotism and responsible citizenship through programs such as the Americanism Essay Contest, flag education, and community activities.
Developing leadership, citizenship, and an understanding of government for high school students through the American Legion Auxiliary Girls State program.
Supporting students through scholarships, educational programs, and opportunities offered by the American Legion Auxiliary at the local, state, and national levels

The Legislative program keeps members informed about issues affecting veterans, servicemembers, and their families. We encourage informed, nonpartisan civic participation and help members learn how to make their voices heard.

The red poppy honors the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans. Unit 304 promotes the poppy throughout our community while raising awareness and support for veterans and military families.

The Auxiliary Emergency Fund provides temporary financial assistance to eligible American Legion Auxiliary members facing unexpected hardship or disaster. It reflects the Auxiliary’s commitment to members helping members when they need it most.
American Legion Auxiliary Marshall LaBree Unit 304 was chartered on January 2, 1950, beginning a tradition of service that continues today.
For more than 75 years, Unit 304 members have supported veterans, military families, youth, and the Dania Beach community through volunteer service, patriotic programs, and fellowship.
Honoring our past. Serving today. Building for tomorrow.


American Legion Auxiliary Marshall LaBree Unit 304 proudly carries the name of 1st Lt. Albert Marshall LaBree Jr., U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Born June 10, 1922, LaBree had ties to both Florida and Bishopville, South Carolina. He attended Clemson, where he studied Industrial Education and was a member of the Class of 1944. During World War II, he served in the United States Marine Corps as a fighter pilot instructor at Barin Field near Pensacola, Florida.
On December 18, 1943, LaBree was killed in a plane crash near Barin Field. He was only 21 years old. Clemson's military memorial identifies him as the first resident of Dania to die in service to our country during World War II.
LaBree was brought home and laid to rest in Woodlawn Cemetery in Dania, where his grave is located in Section K. His military marker identifies him as a 1st Lieutenant, U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
His service and sacrifice have not been forgotten. American Legion Post 304 was named in his honor, and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 304 proudly shares the Marshall LaBree name, preserving his memory as part of our continuing service to veterans, military families, and the Dania Beach community.
His service. His sacrifice. His name remembered

The red poppy has been a symbol of remembrance and sacrifice since World War I, inspired by the poppies that grew on the battlefields of Europe.
For the American Legion Auxiliary, the poppy honors those who served and sacrificed for our nation. Through the Poppy Program, Auxiliary members help keep their memory alive while supporting veterans, servicemembers, and their families.
Remember the fallen. Honor the living.

On February 3, 1943, the U.S. Army transport Dorchester was struck by a German submarine torpedo while crossing the North Atlantic during World War II. Four Army chaplains — George L. Fox, Alexander D. Goode, Clark V. Poling, and John P. Washington — helped guide frightened servicemembers to safety and distributed life jackets.
When the supply of life jackets ran out, the chaplains gave their own life jackets to others. Survivors later recalled seeing the four chaplains together on the sinking ship, praying and offering comfort as the Dorchester went down.
Representing different faiths, the Four Chaplains became an enduring symbol of courage, unity, faith, and selfless service.
Their sacrifice reminds us that service to others can transcend all differences.


Veterans continuing their service through community involvement, youth programs, advocacy, and support for fellow veterans and military families.

Members dedicated to honoring and supporting veterans, military families, youth, and our community through service and volunteerism.

Members honoring the military service of their families while supporting veterans, American Legion programs, and our community.


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41 Northeast 1st Court, Dania Beach, Florida 33004, United States
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Closing hours may vary depending on day. (954) 921-7532
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