Legion to Public: Our Turn to Rescue Coast Guard!
"There are currently 41,000 Coast Guard service members that have went without pay since January 1 due to the government shutdown," said Indiana Legion Cmdr. Rodney Strong. "This is completely unacceptable and our veterans community needs to act now!"

Take action now on behalf of our Coast Guard members. Demand the 116th Congress to immediately pass and the president sign a clean version of the Pay Our Coast Guard Act, HR  367. ​

​Legion awards $700,000 in grants to Coast Guard members, Shutdown

The American Legion has already awarded almost $700,000 in non-repayable grants to junior ranking Coast Guard families in need.  There are hundreds of additional requests already in the pipeline which The American Legion is trying to grant, but we have a very limited budget. So any amount that you can give would be most appreciated.”

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​The American Legion, Department of Indiana, “We Change Lives.” We are a community of veterans still serving America in our local communities, and at the state and national levels. For God and Country, we are committed to the welfare of our fellow veterans and their families through financial, emotional and spiritual assistance. The American Legion is the world’s largest, most powerful voice for veterans at more than 2.2 million members strong nationwide and 80,000 in Indiana.
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​Customize your commemorative brick at the
​Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame

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The sale of memorial brick pavers provides veterans and their families an opportunity to commemorate their military service as part of the grand entryway and plaza fronting the memorial.
Commemorative Bricks are available for purchase at $100 each to be placed prominently at the front entrance of the Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame, located on the grounds of The American Legion, Department of Indiana Headquarters in Lawrence, Ind. ​