Legion Riders
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American Legion Riders chapters are often well known for their charitable work, which has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for local children's hospitals, schools, veterans homes, severely wounded servicemembers and scholarships. Since 2006, Riders nationwide have participated in the Legion Legacy Run, to annually raise money for the Legacy Scholarship Fund, established to provide scholarships to children of U.S. military personnel killed since Sept. 11, 2001.
Currently, 106,000 American Legion Riders meet in over a thousand chapters in every domestic department and in at least three foreign countries. Riders in Iowa have formed an honor guard called The Five Star Freedom Riders, and Riders in Mulvane, Kan., founded the Patriot Guard to protect the sanctity of military funerals from protesters. Riders in all states have escorted military units returning home from combat tours overseas, conducted massive cross-country fundraising events for wounded warriors from all services, and have raised millions of dollars for countless local, state and national charities. |
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Annual dues of $12.00 are collected from each member. If members are not paid by the February meeting they will be dropped from the register and will need to re-join as new members. The ALR is very active in Post 28 activities including dinners. Please consider helping us by attending and/or donating time with these activities. Rides and activities are posted on the ALR bulletin board located next to the kitchen entrance in the main dinning hall. Thank you!
Recommended Guidelines
Guidelines are as follows: All members of Legion Riders shall be current members of The American Legion, Sons of The American Legion or American Legion Auxiliary. Each member shall own his or her own motorcycle, properly licensed and insured according to state law. Legion Riders shall avoid the perception of being a "biker club." The only recognized logo of Legion Riders is the one copyrighted and sold through American Legion Emblem Sales.
Annual dues of $12.00 are collected from each member. If members are not paid by the February meeting they will be dropped from the register and will need to re-join as new members. The ALR is very active in Post 28 activities including dinners. Please consider helping us by attending and/or donating time with these activities. Rides and activities are posted on the ALR bulletin board located next to the kitchen entrance in the main dinning hall. Thank you!
Recommended Guidelines
Guidelines are as follows: All members of Legion Riders shall be current members of The American Legion, Sons of The American Legion or American Legion Auxiliary. Each member shall own his or her own motorcycle, properly licensed and insured according to state law. Legion Riders shall avoid the perception of being a "biker club." The only recognized logo of Legion Riders is the one copyrighted and sold through American Legion Emblem Sales.
