Sons of the
American Legion
Honoring the service and sacrifice of our veterans while supporting military families, children’s programs and our local Havertown community.
Post 667 Manoa Officers
Our 2026–2027 officers are committed to honoring veterans, supporting their families and serving our community.
Commander
Tom Fili
1st Vice Commander
Mike Fleming
2nd Vice Commander
Bob Ferraro Jr.
Adjutant
Mike Kelly
Finance Officer
Tom Ricci
Chaplain
Mike Richards
Sergeant at Arms
Harold Cipperone
Director of Corporate Partnerships
Joe Donato
Why Join the Sons of the American Legion?
Membership gives you the opportunity to honor your family’s military heritage while making a meaningful difference for veterans and your community.
Support Veterans
Participate in programs that directly support veterans, active-duty service members and military families.
Honor Your Family
Preserve your family’s military legacy and continue its tradition of service to our country.
Serve the Community
Help with local charities, youth programs, scholarships and community fundraising events.
Develop Leadership
Build leadership and organizational skills by taking an active role in Squadron activities.
Build Camaraderie
Connect with people who share your respect for service, sacrifice, patriotism and community.
Promote Patriotism
Participate in memorial ceremonies, parades, flag programs and other patriotic activities.
Continue Your Family’s Legacy of Service
You do not need to have served in the military to join the Sons of the American Legion. Eligibility is based on the qualifying military service of a parent, grandparent or other eligible ancestor.
Download the ApplicationWho Is Eligible?
Male descendants, adopted sons and stepsons of members of The American Legion may be eligible for membership in the Sons of the American Legion.
Male descendants of honorably discharged veterans who are deceased may also qualify when the veteran’s military service meets American Legion eligibility requirements.
Eligibility is reviewed and certified as part of the membership application process.
Questions about eligibility? Contact Post 667 at 610-446-9986 .
Dual Membership
Many men are members of both The American Legion and the Sons of the American Legion.
Some began as young members of the Sons and later became eligible for The American Legion through their own military service. These individuals are known as dual members.
Dual membership provides another way to honor both your family’s service and your own service to the nation.
Helpful SAL Links
Learn more about the Sons of the American Legion at the national and Pennsylvania levels.
Honor Their Service. Continue Their Legacy.
Join us in supporting veterans, military families and the Havertown community.
Download Membership Application Contact SAL Post 667