American Legion Post 178 Named Recipient of 2025 BAPS Charities Award
On behalf of Frisco’s Peter J. Courcy American Legion Post 178 Commander Joanne Schumm and Vice Commander-Programs Terry Gilbert accepted
On behalf of Frisco’s Peter J. Courcy American Legion Post 178 Commander Joanne Schumm and Vice Commander-Programs Terry Gilbert accepted the $5,000 2025 BAPS Charities Award. BAPS Charities, a global nonprofit organization, focuses on five key areas: Community Empowerment, Education, Environmental Protection, Health and Wellness, and Humanitarian Relief.
Guided by the motto, “In the joy of others lies our own,” BAPS recognized the American Legion for its longstanding service to veterans, active-duty members, and their families since 1919. The award will support Post 178’s youth programs and initiatives to benefit local veterans and their families.
For over 20 years, BAPS Charities has cultivated this grassroots model, empowering everyday citizens to become changemakers. With more than 1,100 Walk-Runs organized across North America, over the past 20 years, the initiative has built a vast network of civic engagement.
On behalf of Frisco’s Peter J. Courcy American Legion Post 178 Commander Joanne Schumm and Vice Commander-Programs Terry Gilbert accepted
On March 13, 2025, the Frisco VFW Post 8273 and Commander Sheena Lawless hosted a remarkable dinner to honor all
Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Award Ceremony March 29, 2021 Embassy Suites Frisco
Four high school students from the Frisco area were named winners and received $250 college scholarships at the American Legion
A 50-year anniversary is a milestone for anyone. It is particularly significant when it involves membership to the American Legion,
Because of COVID-19, the Honor/ Color Guard was limited in the number of events for which it was able to
When a veteran settles into life outside of the military, it does not mean he or she has to stop
