American Legion Riders Chapter 291 of Greenville, NY

American Legion Riders Chapter 291 of Greenville, NY We are a Non-Profit Organization who help to raise money for our Veterans. Meetings: Are held the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 p.m.

Welcome to the OFFICIAL American Legion Riders Chapter 291 of Greenville, NY page! in the Legion Bar Room. All American Legion Rider members in good standing are encouraged to attend. Yearly Membership Dues for Chapter 291 of Greenville, NY - $12.00

Our purpose is to: Participate in parades and other ceremonies which are in keeping with the Aims and Purposes of the American Legion. To p

romote motorcycle safety programs & to provide a social atmosphere for American Legion members who share the same interest. To use our Association to promote & support the programs of the American Legion. The Riders are part of many projects and events, including:

• Local charity events in support of The American Legion and local communities.
• Raising money for VA hospitals, women and children centers, children and youth centers, schools and other facilities.
• Sponsoring or participating in motorcycle runs to benefit numerous charities.
• Local memorial ceremonies and community parades.
• Riding to honor fallen military men and women, and to protect the sanctity of their funerals from those who would dishonor their memory.
• Escorting military units to departure airfields and airports for combat tours overseas, and welcoming them home upon their return. Chapter 291 American Legion Riders Officers for 2022:

Director - David Raffo
Vice Director - Erick Maggio
Treasurer - Thomas Cunningham
Run Coordinator - Erick Maggio
Secretary - David Raffo
Sergeant at Arms - Edward Lee

ALR Chapter 291 Chartered: January 2008

Overview: https://www.legion.org/riders/about

General Info: https://www.legion.org/riders

Fundraiser for Disabled Veterans on August 8, 2026 at Lynch's Pot O' Gold Restaurant & Campground.  Please see the flyer...
05/17/2026

Fundraiser for Disabled Veterans on August 8, 2026 at Lynch's Pot O' Gold Restaurant & Campground. Please see the flyer for details.

The More We Know - Know the Difference. Honor the Meaning.Not every patriotic holiday carries the same purpose — and Mem...
05/15/2026

The More We Know - Know the Difference. Honor the Meaning.

Not every patriotic holiday carries the same purpose — and Memorial Day deserves our deepest reverence.

Memorial Day is not a celebration. It is a solemn day of remembrance for the men and women who died in service to our country.

Armed Forces Day honors those currently serving.

Veterans Day honors all who have worn the uniform.

We believe remembrance should never be rushed, confused, or taken for granted. Those who gave their lives for America deserve more than a passing thought — they deserve our pause, our gratitude, and our promise to never forget.

This Memorial Day, let us remember what the day truly means.

🎺 24 notes. One final promise.

Proceeds from this event are donated back to the Greene County Women's Cancer League.
05/02/2026

Proceeds from this event are donated back to the Greene County Women's Cancer League.

We appreciate your support for this event, as they provide the Greenville High School Clay Trap Team with clay pigeons.
04/19/2026

We appreciate your support for this event, as they provide the Greenville High School Clay Trap Team with clay pigeons.

🇺🇸⚔️ UNDERSTANDING MILITARY FLAG ORDER & THE HISTORY BEHIND EACH SERVICEWhen you see the flags of our Armed Forces displ...
04/10/2026

🇺🇸⚔️ UNDERSTANDING MILITARY FLAG ORDER & THE HISTORY BEHIND EACH SERVICE

When you see the flags of our Armed Forces displayed, there is a specific order of precedence—and it’s not random.

It reflects history, seniority, and tradition dating back to the founding of our nation.

👉 Official Order of Service Flags:

Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Space Force
Coast Guard

🎖️ A QUICK LOOK AT EACH BRANCH

🇺🇸 United States Army (1775)
The oldest branch. From the Revolutionary War to modern conflicts, the Army has been the backbone of ground combat and large-scale operations.

🇺🇸 United States Marine Corps (1775)
Known for rapid deployment and amphibious warfare. Marines are often the first to fight—operating as America’s expeditionary force in readiness.

🇺🇸 United States Navy (1775)
Maintains control of the seas, projects global power, and supports joint operations worldwide—from aircraft carriers to submarine warfare.

🇺🇸 United States Air Force (1947)
Dominates the skies with air superiority, global strike capability, and rapid mobility anywhere in the world.

🇺🇸 United States Space Force (2019)
The newest branch, responsible for protecting U.S. interests in space, including satellites, communications, and missile warning systems.

🇺🇸 United States Coast Guard (1790)
A unique branch operating under the Department of Homeland Security in peacetime, with missions including maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and national security.

📜 WARTIME HISTORY — WHAT MANY DON’T KNOW

The Coast Guard is the only branch that can be transferred to the Department of the Navy during war.

👉 The last time this officially happened was during World War II, where they played a critical role in amphibious landings and convoy operations.

Since the September 11 attacks, they have continued to deploy in support of combat operations—just without a formal transfer.

🫡 WHY THIS MATTERS

That order of flags you see at ceremonies, parades, and military balls…

It represents:

Over 250 years of service.
Every major conflict in American history.
The men and women who stood their ground on land, sea, air, and now space.

🇺🇸 BOTTOM LINE

Each branch has its role.
Each has its legacy.
And together they form the greatest fighting force in the world.

Honor the order. Respect the history. Never forget the sacrifice.

Our last spaghetti dinner until Sept.  Our Unit 291 Auxiliary would like to thank all that have supported them.
04/08/2026

Our last spaghetti dinner until Sept. Our Unit 291 Auxiliary would like to thank all that have supported them.

Ride for a cause! All proceeds go to Greene County Women’s League Cancer Patient Aid. $30 per person, includes all you c...
04/05/2026

Ride for a cause! All proceeds go to Greene County Women’s League Cancer Patient Aid.
$30 per person, includes all you can eat BBQ, music, raffles-one free ticket with entrance fee.
95 miles ride with 2 stops; Creekside flea market and Blackthorn Resort.
After Party starts at 3pm. You don’t need to ride to join the party!
See a member to get your raffle tickets. 1 for $5 - 5 for $20.

04/02/2026
Spaghetti or linguine; marinara, white clam or red clam sauces, meatballs, salad, dessert & coffee or tea, $15.
03/10/2026

Spaghetti or linguine; marinara, white clam or red clam sauces, meatballs, salad, dessert & coffee or tea, $15.

Pancake Breakfast
02/22/2026

Pancake Breakfast

Address

54 Maple Avenue (PO Box 132)
Greenville, NY
12083

Opening Hours

Thursday 4pm - 10pm
Friday 6pm - 10pm
Sunday 4pm - 6pm

Telephone

+15184418967

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