🇺🇸 Welcome to American Legion Post 667 – Manoa, Havertown PA
Serving veterans, their families, and our community in Delaware County since 1935.
1112 Steel Rd. * Havertown * PA * 19083 * (610) 446-9986
At American Legion Post 667 Manoa Havertown PA, we honor the legacy of service by supporting local veterans, their families, and our neighbors throughout Haverford Township. Whether you’re looking to join the American Legion, host an event in our banquet hall, or enjoy live music and bingo nights, you’ll find friendship, purpose, and patriotism here at Post 667.
Sons of the American Legion purchased and delivered these items to UPPER DARBY RECOVERY WITHOUT BARRIERS on Wednesday. For the homeless in Upper Darby.
- 10 coats
- 36 blankets
- 48 socks
- 24 hats
- 60 gloves
- 96 combo hat gloves socks
Welcome to American Legion Post 667 – Manoa (Havertown, PA)
Serving veterans, their families, and our local community in Delaware County since 1935.
At Post 667, we offer veterans support services, community programs, banquet hall rentals, live music & events. Cash bingo. We have opportunities to join our American Legion, Auxiliary, or Sons of the American Legion.
Come visit us at 1112 Steel Rd, Havertown, PA, or reach out to reserve our hall, learn about membership, or get involved in our mission of service.
Veterans Supporting Veterans
We’re proud to serve those who served. Through the Sons of the American Legion, Auxiliary Unit 667, and the Post 667 Legionnaires, we fundraise for local veteran causes, assist families in need, and volunteer in community programs across Havertown and Delaware County.
Banquet Hall Rental in Havertown PA
Our spacious, fully-equipped banquet hall is available for weddings, birthdays, reunions, and community events. Located in Manoa, just minutes from West Chester Pike, our venue offers affordable rates, ample parking, and a friendly atmosphere.
👉 [Reserve Your Date]
Live Music & Community Events
Join us for live music nights, karaoke, cash bingo, and fundraisers that bring our community together. Post 667 isn’t just a veterans’ organization—it’s a hometown gathering place where everyone is welcome to relax, celebrate, and support those who served.
Become a Member
Whether you’re a veteran, a family member, or simply a supporter of our mission, you can join the American Legion Family at Post 667. Membership helps fund local outreach, scholarships, and veteran assistance programs.
- Live Music
- Cash Bingo
- Spaghetti Night
- Sporting Events
- Special Events, etc.
Banquet Hall Rental For All Occasions
Veterans get $50.00 Discount!
Call Post @ 610-446-9986
- Legion Membership
- Legion History
- Service Records
- Member Benefits
- Member Discounts, etc.
All guests must be sign in!
Your guests are welcome at all post events!
American Legion Post 667 Manoa
Our Draft Beer Selection
√ LEVANTE 5.9%
√ Union Jack 7.5%
√ FAT TIRE/Belgum 5.2%
√ Miller Lite 4.2%
√ Troegs-Perpetual 7.5%
√ Golden Monkey 9.5%
√ Guinness 4.2%
American Legion Post 667 Manoa Events
Bob Ferraro & Friends
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Veterans
Served federal active duty in US armed Armed Forces.
Sons
Males whose parents or grandparents served U.S. military
Auxiliary
Female descendants of members of American Legion
Social
Anyone else
Over 21
American Legion Post 667 Manoa - Meetings
MLA
1st Wednesday of the month
Post 667
2nd Wednesday of the month
Sons
3rd Wednesday of the month
Auxiliary
2nd Tuesday of the month
The **American Legion** is a U.S. veterans service organization founded in 1919. It is the largest wartime veterans organization in the country, dedicated to advocating for veterans, military personnel, and their families. The Legion focuses on key areas such as:
– Veterans advocacy – Fighting for benefits, healthcare, and rights.
– Community service** – Supporting local programs, youth mentorship, and patriotic initiatives.
– National security – Promoting a strong national defense.
– Americanism – Encouraging patriotism and civic duty.
With over **2 million members** and thousands of local posts, the American Legion plays a significant role in supporting and honoring those who have served in the U.S. military.