The BUDDIES Club of the 4th Armored Division Písek, z.s. is committed to preserving and developing the legacy of the Allied troops who liberated Southwest Bohemia from Nazism in 1945. We organize May celebrations of the liberation of Písek and the surrounding area by the U.S. Army, mapping stories and building memorial sites in the region.

The operation of an institution that organizationally, administratively and economically supports the activities of associated associations, promotes and protects their common interests and rights.

We are an association of Czech non-profit organizations working in the field of democratization, promotion of civil society and human rights in the world.

In the individual administrative areas we associate Sokol units.

Its mission is to support and develop the Paralympic movement in the Czech Republic. Through the associated sports federations we support the development of para sport and support the preparation of disabled athletes for top world competitions.

Operation of the physical education unit.

We bring together fans of historic military units.

We are members of the association who decided to map military memorial sites and the fates of heroes and victims of all conflicts and wars on our territory or abroad. The project is completely open, anyone who is interested in any part of the project can join.

In the individual administrative areas we associate Sokol units.

The main goal of the association are activities related to the historical theme of the Battle of Jankov.

Operation of the Legionnaires' Association. Currently we have almost 4000 members. The association is engaged in the care of war veterans and preventing their social exclusion, social and health support. It publishes its own monthly magazine. It organises the Legiovlak project, competitions for children and youth and the operation of the Czechoslovak Legion Museum.

Operation of a football and recreational sports club.

Operation of a military history club focusing on the history of the Czechoslovak Army from 1914 to 1945.