SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION

NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION

"Proud Possessors of a Priceless Heritage"

Welcome to the Home Page of The Sons of The American Legion National Legislative Commission.
The purpose of this site is to keep you informed regarding the activities of the Commission and legislation affecting our Veterans and Country.


2009 - 2010

Commission Members

Chairman: David Lee (NY) Vice Chairman: George B. Evans (IN)
Member: Andew Newman
(PA) (2010)
Member: Jeff Evans
(VA) (2011)
Member: Roges Dees
(MI) (2011)
Member: Kevin Collier
(AK) (2012)

LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION MISSION STATEMENT

The mission statement of the Sons of The American Legion National Legislative Commission is to have an effective and productive way of communicating with Congress and other elected officials by the use of Grassroots Advocacy. To supply the tools to all members to accomplish this task productively and with the best possible results. To have all members of our organization be active participants. To disseminate legislative information to the entire membership in a timely manner to make them more informed members, along with an awareness of the issues and legislation.


 


 

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WANTED

2010 Nominees for Grassroots Veterans’ Advocate of The Year Award

The Grassroots Veterans’ Advocate of The Year Award recognizes a member who has performed outstanding service and made significant contributions of time and effort in Grassroots Veterans’ Advocacy work. In no instance will more than one award be given in a year. It is possible that this award may not be given every year. One award will be presented each year to a member who displays an aggressive leadership role by building relationships with elected officials that directly impact public policy; by actively taking the message of the National Sons of The American Legion to key media outlets; and by developing strong grassroots initiatives.

Please make a copy of everything you submit for your own records and mail the original application form, score sheet, and documentation, to David Lee, Chairman SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION Awards Committee, 3613 Lott St, Endwell, NY 13760.

The deadline for submissions, regardless of the delivery method, must be received not less than thirty (30) days prior to the National Convention of each year. This will allow the awards committee to judge all submissions in a timely fashion. Application form, score sheet, rules, and criteria can be found in the Administrative Manual, on the National Legislative Commission Web Site and the National Sons of The American Legion Web Site (in the Administrative Manual).


 

We have provided you with some useful links as additional resources to prepare you for your grassroots lobbying on issues having a great impact on our Veterans. Please use these informational tools and resources in your lobbying efforts.

IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE AND USEFUL LINKS:

Priority Legislation Issues

Legislative Commission Informational Booklet

Legislative Commission Plan of Works

Legislative Action Center -- The American Legion

The American Legion National Headquarters

CITIZENS' FLAG ALLIANCE

THOMAS -- U.S. Congress on the Internet

U.S. House of Representatives

The United States Senate

Department of Veterans Affairs


Pictures from the 2009 Washington Conference

Spring 2009 NEC Legislative Commission Meeting Minutes

Spring 2009 NEC Homeland Security Sub Committee Meeting Minutes

Pictures from the 2008 Washington Conference

Spring 2008 NEC Legislative Commission Chairman's Report

Spring 2008 NEC Legislative Commission Meeting Minutes

Spring 2008 NEC Homeland Security Sub Committee Meeting Minutes

Spring 2007 NEC Legislative Commission Meeting Minutes

Spring 2007 Homeland Security Sub-Committee Minutes

Pictures from the 2007 Washington Conference

Pictures from the 2005 Washington Conference

Homeland Security Sub Committee Resoultion 04-F05

Pictures from the 2004 Washington Conference


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This page last updated 11/19/2009