For more than 15 years, the American Legion Auxiliary Foundation has funded initiatives to serve veterans, military, and their families. The ALA Foundation empowers American Legion Auxiliary entities (units, districts/counties, and departments) to forge partnerships with organizations serving veterans and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities in their communities. Together, our ALA entities and
Cathe MacInnes’ role as president of the American Legion Auxiliary Foundation Board of Directors might be new, but her dedication to veterans is anything but. The reason Cathe spends her time serving our nation’s heroes is simple – she does not want any veteran to be left behind, without the care they need and deserve.
Chrystal Daulton, a program manager at the American Legion Auxiliary National Headquarters, celebrated her birthday this year by working long hours at National Convention. In short, that tells you all you need to know about Daulton – her life is dedicated to supporting veterans, military, and their families. “For me, it’s all about the veterans,”
“Attending American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Girls Nation changed my life,” Kate Lindenburg wrote in a note to ALA donors, who contributed to the American Legion Auxiliary Foundation’s Mission Endowment Fund. Lindenburg, a past ALA Girls Nation senator and junior counselor, continued, “Thank you for your support of ALA Girls Nation. It inspired my passion for
