American Legion Post 749

“The harry w. Philblad post no. 749 american legion was established as a general not for profit corporation under the laws of the state of illinois on december 29, 1955. The articles of incorporation established a board of directors of not fewer than three individuals and gives all members of the legion voting rights. As of the end of its current fiscal year, the legion had 169 members. These members are not issued stock certificates, but rather have the right to vote on any issues brought up in regular meetings that have been decided by the board of directors.”

“The american legion no 749 gives all members of the legion voting rights. As of the end of its current fiscal year, the legion had 169 members. These members have the right to vote in meetings on whether to retain the current board of directors or elect other members to the board. Only members of the legion are permitted to become board members.”

“The american legion no 749 gives all members of the legion voting rights. As of the end of its current fiscal year, the legion had 169 members. These members have the right to vote in meetings on all major issues affecting the organization. Among these issues are those affecting the governing body, such as which members will serve on the board of directors, what compensation board members will receive, if any, how often and where future meetings will be held, and other such information.”

“The american legion post 749 governing body performs an annual review of form 990 (in prior years form 990-ez) after its accountanting firm completes and files the form. This review is documented in the minutes of the meeting and is available upon request.”

“The american legion post 749s forms 990 for the most recent tax years are available upon request to members only. Such documents have not been made available to the general public historically and, as of the date of filing, no such requests have been received. Interested parties would contact the organizations financial officer, tim asbury, at the legion to make such a request. The local legion does not maintain a website separate from the larger national corporation.”

“The american legion post 749s governing documents are available upon request to members only. Such documents have not been made available to the general public historically and, as of the date of filing, no such requests have been received. Interested parties would contact the organizations financial officer, tim asbury, at the legion to make such a request. The local legion does not maintain a website separate from the larger national corporation.”