I like this card because USAA has very good Customer Servise and you do not have to wait very long on the phone to get help "if" you ever need it!

If you’re an American Legion member, have played for an American Legion summer ball team, or are simply a supporter of the organization, you might want to get the American Legion Credit Card. However, there’s a very important question you must ask yourself before deciding whether or not to apply: Are you overpaying for branding? In other words, does the American Legion Card donate money to the American Legion, either your rewards or a portion of American Legion Credit Card sales, and if so, are these rewards better than what you could donate yourself with another card. The first step in answering this question is to see what rewards it offers. The American Legion Rewards Card gives you 2,500 bonus points after your initial purchase as well as 1 point for every dollar you spend. Points are redeemable for flights at a 1% clip, for gift cards at a 0.71% rate, and for cash at a 0.83% rate. USAA, the American Legion Card’s issuer, also donates a portion of every purchase you make to the American Legion. Without knowing exactly how much gets donated, it is impossible tell whether this is the best card for giving back to the American Legion. It’s clear though that it does not offer competitive rewards as far as you are concerned. What about rates? The American Legion Rewards Card does not offer a low introductory rate on purchases, but gives you 0% on balance transfers for 12 months. Since this is not competitive either, you need alternatives.

The Chase Sapphire Card is actually a great option for people who want to donate money to a good cause. It offers a $500 initial bonus for spending $3,000 in the first three months. The Capital One Cash Card is good for ongoing donations since it gives you 1.5% cash back across all purchases. You can also personalize the front of any Cap One card with any picture you’d like, which means you can turn them into American Legion branded cards. The best card for people who want low rates is the No Balance Transfer Fee Slate Card from Chase.