Rooted in Loudoun County. Built on Legion values. Open to every young man, and every veteran, who walks through the gate.
American Legion Post 34 Baseball & Veterans Benefit Corporation provides affordable, community-based baseball programs for youth ages 13 to 19 — fostering leadership, discipline, teamwork, and civic responsibility through structured, mentorship-driven training modeled on military values. In parallel, we deliver outreach and support services that strengthen the well-being, connection, and reintegration of veterans across the communities we serve.
Through partnerships with veterans, coaches, and community leaders, our players gain exposure to positive role models and clear pathways to higher education, meaningful employment, and a life of service. In turn, our veterans are offered mentorship roles, wellness activities, and structured ways to remain engaged in the community — helping them build new connections, find renewed purpose, and successfully reintegrate into civilian life.
Affordable, community-based baseball for youth ages 13 to 19, with structured, mentorship-driven training modeled on military values — and a deliberate development pipeline through age 19.
Connecting every veteran and military family back to community — through mentorship roles with our young players, patriotic observances, and the everyday support of fellow veterans across all eras of service.
Post 34 B&VB Corporation isn't a single-season program. It's a long-term development pathway in which young players become teammates, teammates become mentors, mentors become coaches — and return to invest in the next generation.
First season inside the Legion tradition. Foundational baseball, the program's culture, and the start of the pipeline.
Position specialization, baseball IQ, and leadership formation as players prepare for top-level competition.
Competitive play on regulation fields, captaincy roles, and the bridge into senior competition.
The on-field capstone of the development pipeline, with scouting visibility and the transition into mentorship and assistant-coaching roles.
Youth sports are slipping out of reach, and veterans are returning home to a fragmented landscape of services. A single community-based organization addressing both is rare — and badly needed.
Every dollar we raise is leveraged against registration fees, sponsorships, in-kind field use, and an extraordinary volunteer corps. Grant dollars compound — and modest individual gifts add up to fee waivers, peer-support meetings, and benefits counseling that families and veterans cannot otherwise access.
We anchor sustainability in five revenue streams — registration fees, individual donors, local sponsorships, government grants, and signature events — so no single source is a single point of failure for the children and veterans who depend on us.
Make a Gift → Other Ways to GiveThe Building Tomorrow's Leaders: Youth Baseball & Veterans Support Initiative is a 12-month, SMART-objective-driven program (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027) designed for measurable impact, multi-year scalability, and transparent stewardship.
Across Loudoun, Arlington, and Fairfax, no other community-based organization unites structured youth development and direct veteran benefit services under one mission and physical presence. We bridge that divide.
Enrollment, fee-waiver counts, retention into the 13+ pipeline, mentorship-pairing rates, and community-event attendance — collected monthly, reviewed quarterly by the board, reported mid-year and at year-end to every funder.
Registration fees, individual giving, local sponsorships, signature events, and volunteer labor (valued at the Independent Sector's $33.49/hr rate) leverage grant funds into a far larger total community investment.
Board-adopted bylaws, conflict-of-interest disclosure, Finance Committee, Program Oversight Committee, annual financial review, Form 990 filings, and an emerging three-month operating reserve target.
We are aligned with American Legion Baseball's modernization initiative — identity-first enrollment via ID.me, secure data architecture on Snowflake, and integrations with HUDL and GameChanger for long-term player development.
Primary base of operations in Loudoun County, with active partnerships in Loudoun County Public Schools, Loudoun County Parks & Rec, the Washington DC VAMC, and an expanding service footprint into Arlington, Fairfax, and the Commonwealth.
Trained, background-screened volunteer coaches and high-school mentors are the heartbeat of the league. Bring your time, we'll bring the training.
Volunteer →Local-business team and field sponsorships put your name in front of hundreds of Loudoun-area families — and underwrite a player who couldn't otherwise be on the roster.
Become a Sponsor →A veteran looking for community, a mentorship role with our young players, or a hand from the post-service network starts here.
Connect →Whether you're a parent, a veteran, a sponsor, a funder, or a coach who's been waiting for the right team — reach out and we'll connect within two business days.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.
American Legion Post 34 Leesburg is hosting its annual Golf Fundraiser. Every dollar raised supports veterans and local programs throughout our community. Join us for a fun day on the course for a meaningful cause.
This event is a crucial part of Post 34 B&VB Corporation's mission to support local veterans, their families, and a variety of community programs — including Boys State, Girls State, scholarships, American Legion Baseball, and more.
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