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American Legion Post 175 fundraiser receives support from Community Bank and Integrity Construction

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American Legion Post 175
Members of American Legion Post 175

American Legion Post 175’s ongoing fundraiser to purchase a new van for its Honor Guard has received a boost from two local businesses, Community Bank and Integrity Construction.

Ben Brown, Executive Vice President of Client Experience and Consumer Banking at Community Bank, said supporting the Honor Guard’s mission was on target.

“At Community Bank, our mission includes improving the lives of individuals and the communities we serve,” Brown said. “The Honor Guard represents veterans supporting veterans and their families, and their commitment to honoring our local heroes is extraordinary.”

Integrity Construction also stepped forward with a donation. Owner JP Perry said the company is proud to stand alongside Post 175.

“Veterans have sacrificed so much for all of us,” Perry said. “When we saw the Honor Guard’s dedication — providing Military Honors for 535 veterans over the past six years — we knew we had to step up. Supporting their mission is about giving back to those who gave everything for our community.”

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American Legion Post 175
An Honor Guard ceremony for American Legion Post 175.

The Honor Guard, made up of Post 175 members, performs military funeral honors across the region. In 2024 alone, the group provided services at nearly 100 funerals, ensuring veterans receive the recognition they earned through their service.

Dennis Bailey, fundraising chairperson for Post 175, said support from businesses like Community Bank and Integrity Construction shows the community’s gratitude.

“Families depend on the Honor Guard to be there, rain or shine, to honor their loved ones,” Bailey said. “The support of our local businesses ensures we can continue this mission with dignity. We’re deeply grateful for their generosity.”

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The old van of American Legion Post 175.

Funds raised through the campaign will go toward the purchase of a new van to transport the Honor Guard to memorial services, funerals honoring fallen veterans, community and veterans related events and other locations where the Honor Guard continues to serve our country.

Donations from the public are being accepted online through Zeffy, a platform that ensures 100% of contributions go directly to the cause without processing fees.

To support the fundraiser, click here to go to the Zeffy site.

For more information, contact: Dennis Bailey, Fundraising Chairperson, at dennislbailey@verizon.net.

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