Letters: Bluffton legion post donates over $8,000 this year
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Our American Legion Post 0382 in Bluffton, Ohio, exists to support fellow veterans, their families, and our community.
In the last nine years we have donated an average of $7,000 to local community and veteran organizations. This is from our annual golf scramble.
Our donation this year is over $8,000. Basically, we see all levels of involvement from our members.
Some attend all our functions while others pick and choose their involvement because of commitments to other activities or personal family responsibilities.
Some of our members can only commit to paying their annual dues. Regardless of your level of activity, together, our members create the strength necessary to further our commitment in supporting our community and our fellow service members.
If you are a member of the Ohio State Post 888, we would welcome your transfer to our Bluffton Post 382.
American Legion Post 382
Bluffton, Ohio
Membership Chairman
Bob Amstutz
419-358-0334
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