Access 2023-2024 CPR and CSR online

American Legion posts have an opportunity to share the great work they are doing in their local community through the completion of the Consolidated Post Report (CPR). The CPR was established for posts to document external activities, such as volunteer and fundraising efforts, funeral honors and youth programs.  This data is collected by National Headquarters to help quantify – for Congress, American Legion media, national leadership and more – the good that American Legion posts do in their communities every year.

The 2023-2024 Consolidated Post Reports and Consolidated Squadron Reports are now available in MyLegion.org under My Groups for post and squadron adjutants to access. 

A fillable PDF of the reports also can be downloaded at legion.org/publications under the Internal Affairs tab.

This report can be updated throughout the year and finalized when complete. 

Why is the CPR important?

When The American Legion national commander testifies before Congress, the Consolidated Post Report (CPR) data is used to provide numerical data of what the collective American Legion is doing. We report the hours, dollars and numbers of participants to show in quantifiable ways how our organization lives up to its motto of Veterans Strengthening America. 

The Federal Charter requires the national organization to report to Congress on the activities of the corporation during the prior calendar year. The CPR is essential in collecting the data to compile this report to Congress.

Every post is doing something in their community. It is important that the post leadership report what they are doing to show our impact. T