About Us
The American Legion Mission
Chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919, The American Legion is the nation’s largest veterans service organization and its Department of California is dedicated to serving the approximately 2 million veterans living in communities across the Golden State.
Redwood City Post 105, The American Legion is just part of this Organization. If you are a veteran, Join Us!
Support Local Patriotic events
Every year Redwood City Post 105 supports local Patriotic events such as Veterans Day, Memorial Day and July 4th.
Post 105 Family
Besides helping veterans, Post 105 has a full family of volunteers, Auxilary, Riders and Sons of American Legion. All of us support veterans from Final Honors to holiday gift wrapping to Toys for Tots. Post 105 is one of the most active in California.
Our four pillars
Americanism
Children & Youth
Children & Youth
As an organization dedicated to God and country, with a membership of military veterans that takes deep pride in the U.S. flag and all it means, The American Legion has always been a stalwart champion of patriotism.
Children & Youth
Children & Youth
Children & Youth
The American Legion’s Commission on Children & Youth has three main objectives: to strengthen the family unit, to support quality organizations that provide services for children and youth, and to provide communities with well-rounded programs that meet the physical, educational, emotional and spiritual needs of young people.
National Security
National Security
National Security
The National Security Division of The American Legion represents the organization’s positions on national defense, homeland security and quality of life for our servicemembers and their families. Since its inception, The American Legion has steadfastly supported a strong national defense
Veteran Affairs
National Security
National Security
For more than 90 years, The American Legion has acted as the nation’s leading advocate for proper health care, economic opportunity and legal benefits for U.S. military veterans. The Legion was instrumental in the creation of the Veterans Administration in 1930, and an ardent supporter of its elevation to cabinet status when it became the Department of Veterans Affairs in 1989.