The American Legion

Peter J Courcy Post 178

Frisco, TX

Welcome to the American Legion, Peter J Courcy Post 178, Frisco, Texas website. Post 178 is named for Frisco resident Peter J. Courcy, who was KIA in Afghanistan in 2009. Today, our Frisco American Legion continues to serve our country by serving our community in a multitude of ways. Some of our programs include supporting our veterans through financial assistance, visiting veterans in retirement and rehabilitation facilities, our Color & Honor Guard presenting the colors for events large and small, and fighting for our veterans rights.

We are also very involved with youth programs in Frisco by teaching patriotism in schools, sponsoring Frisco students in the Boys State leadership program at the state capital in Austin, hosting an oratorical competition, funding scholarships, and supporting local Scout Troops.

Donate to the Frisco Purple Heart Monument. The Frisco Veterans Advisory Committee (FVAC) is leading the fundraising effort with a goal of $50,000. Your donation is 100% tax-deductible and you will receive a tax receipt from our host 501c3, the MOPH Fund, Inc. (Fund).

Membership Meetings No Membership Meeting in December

Monday, January 20 is Martin Luther King Day, and the Grove is closed.

Our January Membership Meeting is rescheduled to Monday, January 13th.

Membership meetings will be held on the third Monday at 6:30 p.m. at:

The Grove at Frisco Commons
Commons Hall
8300 McKinney Road
Frisco, Texas 75034

 

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We are an all-volunteer, 501(c)(19) organization, so 100% of your donation goes to work in your community, helping our citizens and our veterans!

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