Our Next Meeting, June 13, 2022

Our mailing address is 3003 Hwy 701 North, Conway, SC 29526. Our phone number is (843) 365-5669.

Come play Bingo with us

Our Bingo is back. Come on out and have fun with a game of Bingo while at the same time, helping to support our Post.

Bingo is held Sundays at 2:00 pm (doors open at 1 pm) and Tuesdays at 6:00 pm (doors open at 5). Our Bingo sessions are open to the public and we are a non-smoking environment. (Non-members, please sign in).

Click here If you are interested in being a caregiver to a Veteran.

VA Claims Assistance

Post 111’s Service Officer, Nick Cosentino, is at the Post on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 8 am to 10 am to aid Veterans and Members with their VA claims. Plan on being early and you must sign in. Bring as much information as possible to support your claim. You may make an appointment with Nick by calling the office at (843) 359-5669.

Nick was recently recognized by the Horry County Police Department for his service as a volunteer. For the past seven years, Nick has volunteered five days a week at the North Precinct. Nick exemplifies what it means to be a volunteer.

What is Americanism

As stated on The American Legion website, Americanism is, quite simply, love of America – loyalty to its ideals and institutions, allegiance to its flag, willingness to defend it against all enemies foreign and domestic, and a desire to pass along the blessings of liberty to future generations.

According to The American Legion’s Americanism Manual, “It is not a word. It is a cause, a way of life – the best way of life ever known.”

One of American Legion Post 111’s primary goals is to teach Americanism to the young Americans in the Conway SC area. As such we promote youth programs such as American Legion baseball, Palmetto Boys State, an annual Oratorical Competition, and the Nathan Wolf Law Cadet Academy.

Americanism is the essential combination of Freedom, Justice, Individual Rights, and Responsibilities that define us and what we stand for. Americanism is also Pride in Country, expressed without reservation, and the duty Legionnaires have in imparting patriotic values to new generations.

The preamble to the American Legion Constitution

View a short video about the meaning of the preamble to the Constitution of The American Legion

Remember the Pledge of Allegiance? We still use the words “Under God”