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Our Mission
The mission of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation is to preserve and promulgate the history, traditions and culture of the Marine Corps as well as to educate all Americans in its virtues.
Recognizing our Donors
All donors who give between $5,000 and $99,999 are recognized as "Friends of the National Museum of the Marine Corps." Special recognition plaques within the Museum's Leatherneck Gallery will record and permanently recognize your generosity.
Take your place in Marine Corps history.
Take your place in Marine Corps history.
Recognition levels are as follows:
Guadalcanal |
$80,000 - $99,999 |
Iwo Jima |
$60,000 - $79,999 |
Inchon |
$45,000 - $59,999 |
Chosin |
$30,000 - $44,999 |
Hue City |
$10,000 - $29,999 |
Khe Sanh |
$5,000 - $9,999 |
Why Give
Cpl Bill Bogard had been a Devil Dog member since 2009 when he got a mailing that described how a fellow Cpl had included a legacy gift to the MCHF. The message made Bill realize he needed to step up and do more because, he too, wanted to help pass Marine heritage on to future generations. But Bill didn’t stop there -- he continued to “step up” when he became a Friend of the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
Said Bill, “it’s a humbling experience to be a part of something that is forever. I was awestruck when I walked into the Museum, it connected me to my past. It made me feel even more proud to be Marine. I hope that other Marines will relate to what I did and “step up and do more”.
Said Bill, “it’s a humbling experience to be a part of something that is forever. I was awestruck when I walked into the Museum, it connected me to my past. It made me feel even more proud to be Marine. I hope that other Marines will relate to what I did and “step up and do more”.
The HMM-265 Veterans Association, Inc. was formed by the Marines who served with the Squadron during the Vietnam War. In keeping with the sacred value and honored tradition of “never forget,” the HMM-265 Veterans Association desired that their unit designation and Association name endure into posterity – accomplished when the Association became a Friend of the National Museum of the Marine Corps.
“We hope other Marine groups will be inspired to do the same,” said John D. Long, former President, HMM-265 Veterans Association, Inc. “Becoming a Friend of the National Museum of the Marine Corps is an ideal way to honor our legacy at the Museum while supporting the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. The great support from our members made this possible.”
“We hope other Marine groups will be inspired to do the same,” said John D. Long, former President, HMM-265 Veterans Association, Inc. “Becoming a Friend of the National Museum of the Marine Corps is an ideal way to honor our legacy at the Museum while supporting the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. The great support from our members made this possible.”
Want more information on becoming a Friend? Complete the contact form listed on this page and a staff member will be in touch soon. You can also reach us at info@marineheritage.org or 1.800.397.7585.
The National Museum of the Marine Corps is now open to the public. Beginning Monday, August 2, in accordance with CDC and DoD guidance and in response to rising levels in community transmissions of COVID-19, all visitors over the age of 2 will be required to wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. The Laser Simulated Rifle Range remains temporarily closed. Find out more about the Museum's safety measures and plan your visit here.
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