Semper Fidelis Memorial Park is designed to offer meaningful participation opportunities for donors at every level of giving. Your support will be gratefully received and every donor will be appropriately recognized. Already, more than 11,000 donors have begun to support the effort by purchasing commemorative bricks and monuments and sponsoring features within the Park, including a chapel, water feature, major overlooks and rally points.

For a donation of $300, your name, or that of someone you wish to honor or remember, will be engraved on a brick lining the winding pathways to rally points in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park, places to reflect upon the sacrifices Marines make to protect our nation.

You may also design and propose a commemorative monument to honor an individual or organization. Monuments will be placed along the winding paths of Semper Fidelis Memorial Park. The precise location of any monument is dependent on the shape and size of the piece itself and the availability of installation sites. Download the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Monument Guidelines for more information.

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Your engraved brick or monument will affirm for posterity your Esprit de Corps with the men and women who risk their lives for the freedom we value. And your gift will help the National Museum of the Marine Corps preserve Corps history and heritage, and forever attest to the honor, courage and commitment that embody America’s “first to fight.”

For each engraved brick and monument purchased, you will receive a special Certificate of Registration recognizing your contribution and confirming the inscription(s) you have submitted as they will appear on the engraved brick(s) and/or monuments. Space is limited, and these sponsorships will be installed in the order in which registrations are received. So please, place your order to be a part of history today!



Complete our online order form to ensure that your engraved brick will be built into the site of the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico, Virginia.