250 Years of Army History
Commemorate the United States Army’s impact on American history with the Army Heritage Center Foundation.
Join the 1775 Fund for as little at $17.75
The 1775 Fund will:
- Connect 250 years of soldier stories to the American public
- Support Army Heritage Center Foundation community outreach, so that we can fulfill our vision of an America where every soldier’s story is honored and where the bonds between those who serve and the society they protect are strong, enduring, and deeply understood.
- Facilitate thoughtful consideration of ideas like service, sacrifice, and the meaning and price of freedom in our communities.
Support the 1775 Fund
Why I Give:
- “I give to the Army Heritage Center Foundation to honor and remember the stories of my father, grandfather, and other soldiers who have served our nation.” – Gregory J. Attorri, Vice Chair, Army Heritage Center Foundation Board of Directors
- “Because the history of the nation is directly tied to the history of the army, the nation would never have been born and would not be currently secure. Our history is critical to preserve.” – Robert J. DeSousa, Chair, Army Heritage Center Foundation Board of Directors; Counsel, Eckert Seamans
- “I give to the Army Heritage Center Foundation to show my appreciation for the courageous Americans who have defended the United States since even before its inception. I’m so grateful for their service and want to ensure that their stories live on for future generations to hear.” – Katie McHenry, Army Heritage Center Foundation Board of Directors
- I give to the Army Heritage Center Foundation because they tell each Soldier’s story, one Soldier at at time, and reminds me of what great Americans have sacrificed for our Nation.” – Ken Wong, Army Heritage Center Foundation Board of Directors
- “I give to the Army Heritage Center Foundation because it is critically important to document the stories of our U.S. Army service men and women – to ensure that their memories, and their lessons for us all, are never ever forgotten, but live on in the legacy that is the United States Army, the United States Army Heritage and Education Center and the Army Heritage Center Foundation.” – Lee James Woolley, Army Heritage Center Foundation Board of Directors; US Army Reserve Ambassador for the State of Montana