American Legion Rocky Boy Veterans Post 67

American Legion Rocky Boy Veterans Post 67, headquartered in Box Elder, Montana, is a veteran-owned, minority-owned, and Native American-owned non-profit organization registered as a corporate tax-exempt entity with the federal government since March 2017. The organization specializes in providing innovative transportation services to veterans in highly rural areas of Montana, addressing critical barriers to healthcare access that this vulnerable population faces. Through its federal grant funding, American Legion Post 67 delivers essential mobility solutions that enable remote veterans to reach VA medical centers and other healthcare facilities necessary for their medical care.

Since 2021, American Legion Rocky Boy Veterans Post 67 has been a consistent prime recipient of federal grant awards under the Veterans Transportation Program (CFDA 64.035), administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration. The organization has received five consecutive annual Project Grants ranging from $470,000 in 2021 to $2,126,000 in 2025, demonstrating sustained federal confidence in its capacity and performance. Through these grants, American Legion Post 67 has provided comprehensive transportation services including direct vehicle transportation, mileage reimbursement programs, mobility management coordination, and public transit arrangements. The organization operates independently without identified sub-contractors or prime partner relationships, delivering all transportation services directly to rural veterans across Montana. The cumulative funding provided through these grants—totaling over $7.4 million since 2021—reflects the critical nature of the organization's mission in ensuring that geographically isolated veterans can access timely and necessary medical care from VA and non-VA healthcare facilities.