Navy Marine Corps Relief Society









 

Making a donation to the Society

Although sponsored by the Department of the Navy, the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is a non-profit organization whose programs are totally funded by charitable contributions.

Active Duty and Retired Sailors and Marines have a preferred way to make a contribution to the Society during the months of March and April. Although you are welcome to make an online donation, it is best if you respond to the Active Duty Fund Drive at your command, or, for retired Sailors and Marines, if you respond to the Secretary of the Navy's Direct Mail Campaign. All others are encouraged to contribute here. Donations are 100% tax deductible.

Make a General Gift

Support the work of the Society with a general, unrestricted gift.

Support the Visiting Nurse Program

The Society's 48 Visiting Nurses provide health education, resource information and emotional support to Navy and Marine Corps Active Duty personnel, Retirees and family members. Home visits are made to families with questions/concerns ranging from prenatal care to chronic health problems of the elderly. The Visiting Nurses also provide long-term follow up to families affected by the Global War on Terror (GWOT), assisting with resources for combat casualties as well as offering a friendly "ear" for those who want to talk about their concerns and experiences.

Combat Casualty Assistance

With the continued war on terror and a prolonged engagement in Iraq, our Navy and Marine Corps families are facing personal and financial hardships. Family budgets are strained and those who remain at home face a mounting workload. Your donation to Combat Casualty Assistance willsupport the families of Marine Corps and Navy personnel who are serving, or were injured or killed in Iraq orAfghanistan, or on board ships in the Arabian Gulf.

Support the NMCRS Education Programs

Help eligible Navy and Marine Corps families pursue their academic goals by contributing to our scholarship and educational financing fund. Scholarship needs are greater than ever.

 

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October Legacy Newsletter


For any questions concerning charitable contributions, please contact Mr. John Alexander, Vice President, Chief Communications Officer of the Society at (703) 696-4904 or via e-mail at john.alexander@nmcrs.org.


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