Main Number: Call Us toll-free: 877-469-6223 (877-4MY-MCAF) or 703-640-6161 (mcaf@mca-marines.org)
LeeAnn Mitchell, Development & Corporate Membership Director: 703-640-0169 (l.mitchelll@mca-marines.org)
Col John Keenan, USMC (Ret), Professional Development Director: 703-640-0163 (j.keenan@mca-marines.org)
Stacey Lynn, Awards Coordinator: 703-640-0156 (s.lynn@mca-marines.org)
Sarah Cohen, Events & Individual MCAF Membership Coordinator: 703-640-0174 (s.cohen@mca-marines.org)
GRANT REQUEST CONTACT INFORMATION
If you wish to request a grant from our Foundation, please complete our Grant Request Form:
and email it to mcaf@mca-marines.org or mail it to us at:
Marine Corps Association Foundation
Attn: GRANT REQUEST
PO Box 1123
Quantico, VA 22134
Please note, we only fund programs for Marines and Marine-related activities, but we do not fund reunions or retirement gifts. We will respond within 10 days of the receipt of your request.
To check on the status of a request, please email: mcaf@mca-marines.org.
For regular MCA Membership, please call 1-800-622-1775
About MCAF ...
For 96 years of the Marine Corps’ long, illustrious history of being the Nation’s Force in Readiness, the Marine Corps Association has played a key role in supporting the professional development of Marines in times of war as well as during times of peace.
Today’s world is as unpredictable and hostile as it has ever been. To live up to its motto, “First to Fight,” Marines need to take advantage of every opportunity to enhance their professional education and training to deploy and to carry out their mission. The Marine Corps Association is proud of the role it has played in supporting the Marine Corps in the professional development of its Marines.
Since its founding, MCA’s mission has not changed – we continue to:
- Support the Marine Corps by disseminating knowledge of military art and science among Marines
- Provide professional development opportunities for Marines
- Foster the spirit and preserve the traditions of Marines
But, as America’s military paradigm has evolved and shifted over the years, MCA, as a not-for-profit veteran’s organization, has found itself increasingly limited in its ability to raise the substantial funds necessary to support the demands on its resources. In order to more effectively support its mission, MCA has created and incorporated the Marine Corps Association Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c)(3) public charitable foundation in order to raise funds to support and expand the programs and activities so essential to MCA’s core mission.
The Marine Corps Association Foundation will not replace the Marine Corps Association; rather, the Foundation will enable the Association to do an even better job of supporting Marines and their readiness as these requirements continue to evolve and expand. MCA will continue to publish the Marine Corps’two professional magazines: The Marine Corps Gazette and Leatherneck Magazine .
