NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A Norfolk veterans nonprofit may just have the help they need to stay open for a little while longer.
American Legion Post 37 recently put out a plea for help to keep their doors open and so far, the surrounding community is responding.
Commander Alonzo Scott recently explained that membership is down to 20%, which means they’re not bringing in enough money for dues. He also added that the cost of rent is increasing in the building they are located in.
“It’s so concerning because I do not want to see the services that we offer the community and the veterans in this large military area to go away,” Scott said.
Whether it’s organizing donations for a food pantry or informing other veterans about their benefits, Post 37 aims to lend a helping hand in Norfolk.
“We like to look at our post as a community …