HQ Function

Serves as the administrative and operational center for the Foundation's fundraising, programmatic, and museum support activities. It coordinates efforts to preserve Marine Corps history and support the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Notable Features:

The headquarters is co-located with the architecturally stunning National Museum of the Marine Corps, whose design, particularly the iconic mast and angled skylight, evokes the image of the flag raisers at Iwo Jima.

Work Culture:

The work culture is deeply mission-driven, characterized by a strong sense of duty, respect for Marine Corps heritage, and a collaborative environment focused on preservation, education, and remembrance. Employees are often passionate about military history and veteran support.

HQ Significance:

Its location at the National Museum of the Marine Corps underscores its direct involvement and commitment to the premier institution dedicated to Marine Corps history. It's a hub for connecting with veterans, active-duty personnel, and the public.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters and its proximity to the museum reflect values of honor, courage, commitment, preservation of legacy, education, and respect for service.

Location:

While its physical operations are centered in Triangle, Virginia, the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation's impact is global. It supports the preservation of Marine Corps history which spans worldwide engagements and deployments. The Foundation connects with Marines, veterans, families, and supporters internationally through its digital outreach, publications, and by supporting a museum that tells a global story. Its fundraising efforts also draw support from a national and international base.

Street Address:

18900 Jefferson Davis Hwy

City:

Triangle

State/Province:

VA

Country:

USA