American Legion Auxiliary Unit 323 Wentzville MO

01/10/2025

01/03/2025

Auxiliary bingo has been canceled for Sunday, January 5, 2025. PLEASE SHARE! See you next month!!

11/17/2024

TOYS FOR TOTS

The Wentzville American Legion Post 323 members and our ALR MO Post 323 members will be hosting a drop off day for the annual Toys For Tots giving campaign!! Please come out and drop off a NEW, UNWRAPPED TOY or BOOK!!

Our members will be hosting a drop off day on Sunday November 24th beginning at 10 am in front of our building!!

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We currently have drop boxes inside our building so you can drop off during bingo or any other event we have for the next couple of weeks!!

Help us make Christmastime special for more children!!

01/15/2024

Come and join us this year at our Sweetheart Dance. Call Diane for tickets. 636-357-7420

01/03/2023

06/03/2022

Congratulations to the 21 WSD Juniors selected to go to Boys or Girls State!

Eleven WSD juniors have been selected to attend the American Legion Auxiliary Girls State of Missouri. Those selected to attend from Holt High School are Emma McCarty, Jocelyn Nelson, and Catherine Gard. From Liberty High School, Arthi Kondapaneni, Sathvika Shanker, Charity Edney, Amanda Speciale, and Makayla Holland. From North Point High School, Madison Sessler. From Timberland High School, Abigail Jarman and Liv Nash.

Ten students from the WSD have been selected to attend the American Legion Boys State of Missouri. Those selected to attend from Holt High School are Brayden Burthardt, Jaye Cunningham, Aden Hicks, and Fuller Young. From Liberty High School, Cade Goins, and Nolan Walch. From Timberland High School, Eian Fowler, Aidan Grimes, Brett Hallemeier, and Harper Reinhardt.

Read more on Girls State: https://bit.ly/3PWxX2L
Read more on Boys State: https://bit.ly/3zgfHvm

03/21/2022

In Flanders' Fields the poppies blow; between the crosses, row on row.
Today is , the perfect day to pause and reflect on the famous poem ‘In Flanders Fields’. Written in 1915 by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae following the death of a close friend during the Second Battle of Ypres, the poem inspired the selling of poppies to raise funds in aid of ex-Servicemen. Because of McCrae's poem, the Poppy has become a global symbol of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future, as well as an important fundraising tool. Read the poem here: www.poppyscotland.org.uk/in-flanders-fields

09/14/2021

Support your local military on Saturday, October 9th!!