First American Roofing & Siding Gives Back
Standing Behind Those Who Stood for Us - First American Roofing Donates $53,000 for a New Roof at American Legion Post 336
A Community Investment, Rooted in Respect
At First American Roofing, giving back isn't a marketing line — it's part of how we do business. When we learned that American Legion Post 336 in Onalaska needed a new roof, we didn't see a maintenance problem. We saw an opportunity to invest in an organization that has spent decades investing in our veterans.
That's why we're proud to have donated $53,000 to fund Post 336's new roof, and we're even more excited to actually do the work.
Why This Project Matters to Us
This donation was announced by our owner, Dallas, a veteran of the 32nd Engineers, who recently reunited with brothers from Alpha Company after 20 years apart. That reunion was a powerful reminder that the bonds formed in service don't fade with time, and neither should the support those veterans receive once they're home.
A sound roof over Post 336 means the Legion can keep doing what it's always done: showing up for veterans, for military families, and for the Onalaska community, rain or shine.
More Than a Building
The American Legion is often thought of as just a hall or a meeting place, but for the veterans who rely on it, it's much more. Post 336 serves as a vital resource for:
