Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (www.mcsf.org) is the Nation's oldest and largest provider of need-based scholarships to military children.
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In 1962, Brigadier General Martin F. Rockmore USMC (Ret.) learned of a Marine WWII Medal of Honor who was financially unable to send his child to college. General Rockmore was inspired to create an organization that honored Marines by empowering their children through education. After an initial fundraising event, which sent that one Medal of Honor recipient's child to college, the Scholarship Foundation grew thanks to an enormous volunteer effort. Since that time, over 40,000 scholarships valued at nearly $125,000,000 have been given to deserving students, including 2,300 for the 2018-2019 academic year. Today, the Scholarship Foundation has never been more relevant. The ever-increasing cost of a post-high school education has significantly outpaced the salary earned by military servicemembers creating a real need for higher education financial assistance for the children of America's Marines. These families have endured frequent, destabilizing moves, modest incomes and, in some cases, the disability or loss of a parent. They should not have to bear the burden of not knowing how they will afford post-high school educations for their children. The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation delivers a meaningful and lasting expression of gratitude to Marine Corps families through its longstanding commitment to Honoring Marines by Educating Their Children.

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We’re continuing to celebrate graduating Marine Scholars throughout May! Scholars like Cedale. He’s about to graduate fr...
05/05/2021

We’re continuing to celebrate graduating Marine Scholars throughout May! Scholars like Cedale. He’s about to graduate from Utah State University with a degree in Technology Systems. Part of his collegiate program was occupational experience that has prepared him to enter the workforce. Cedale said, “From the first award I was issued to the award I am accepting now, the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation has been instrumental in my academic success.” After graduation, he intends to continue his work designing industrial cooling systems.

We’re continuing to celebrate graduating Marine Scholars throughout May! Scholars like Cedale. He’s about to graduate from Utah State University with a degree in Technology Systems. Part of his collegiate program was occupational experience that has prepared him to enter the workforce. Cedale said, “From the first award I was issued to the award I am accepting now, the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation has been instrumental in my academic success.” After graduation, he intends to continue his work designing industrial cooling systems.

05/03/2021

Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Gibler emphasized the importance of hard work and education to both his daughters. Now Briana, his oldest daughter, is about to graduate from Michigan State University with two degrees—one in Neuroscience and one in Psychology. Because of her scholarship, Briana did not need a job, and instead spends her time volunteering at a local hospital and in the Lansing community. She intends to go on to medical school and become a gynecologist or a dermatologist.

We were able to speak with Briana and GySgt Gibler, who is stationed abroad, about the impact her scholarship has had on their family. Listen to their story in their own words below and read more here: https://www.mcsf.org/blog/marine-scholar-spotlight-briana/

While Damian never imagined not being on campus for his senior year, he said, “this pandemic has taught me many things, ...
04/30/2021

While Damian never imagined not being on campus for his senior year, he said, “this pandemic has taught me many things, one of which is how important it is in life to be flexible, and to be prepared for just about anything.” He will finish his studies in Government and History at Georgetown University next month. Damian is co-chair for Outreach for the Honor Council, where he aids students and faculty in maintaining the academic integrity of the University. After graduation, Damian hopes to enter law school or public service and make positive changes in his community.

While Damian never imagined not being on campus for his senior year, he said, “this pandemic has taught me many things, one of which is how important it is in life to be flexible, and to be prepared for just about anything.” He will finish his studies in Government and History at Georgetown University next month. Damian is co-chair for Outreach for the Honor Council, where he aids students and faculty in maintaining the academic integrity of the University. After graduation, Damian hopes to enter law school or public service and make positive changes in his community.

Congratulations to the winners of Tampa Golf, the Scholarship Foundation’s first ever virtual golf tournament! The winni...
04/28/2021

Congratulations to the winners of Tampa Golf, the Scholarship Foundation’s first ever virtual golf tournament! The winning team is (from left to right) Travis H., Nick H., Bruce B., and Evan C. The event raised more than $30,000 to support Marine and Navy Corpsmen families—thank you to everyone who participated!

Congratulations to the winners of Tampa Golf, the Scholarship Foundation’s first ever virtual golf tournament! The winning team is (from left to right) Travis H., Nick H., Bruce B., and Evan C. The event raised more than $30,000 to support Marine and Navy Corpsmen families—thank you to everyone who participated!

Amanda describes her veteran Marine father as her “main source of inspiration.” His stories of service as a Marine and a...
04/26/2021

Amanda describes her veteran Marine father as her “main source of inspiration.” His stories of service as a Marine and a police officer inspired her to study Justice Administration and Psychology at Wayland Baptist University. During her time in college, she was a member of the female wrestling team. Amanda recently graduated and is now working as a Crisis Interventionist, helping those in-need in her community!

Amanda describes her veteran Marine father as her “main source of inspiration.” His stories of service as a Marine and a police officer inspired her to study Justice Administration and Psychology at Wayland Baptist University. During her time in college, she was a member of the female wrestling team. Amanda recently graduated and is now working as a Crisis Interventionist, helping those in-need in her community!

Tlejah, the daughter of veteran Private First Class Cecil Chapman, has always felt passionately about helping others an...
04/23/2021

Tlejah, the daughter of veteran Private First Class Cecil Chapman, has always felt passionately about helping others and working with children. Now she’s a senior at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro majoring in Biology and minoring in American Sign Language and Chemistry. After she graduates, Tlejah will continue her education in a Doctor of Physical Therapy program. She hopes to become a Pediatric Physical Therapist because “children's health is the foundation that shapes their future and develops skills.”

Tlejah, the daughter of veteran Private First Class Cecil Chapman, has always felt passionately about helping others and working with children. Now she’s a senior at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro majoring in Biology and minoring in American Sign Language and Chemistry. After she graduates, Tlejah will continue her education in a Doctor of Physical Therapy program. She hopes to become a Pediatric Physical Therapist because “children's health is the foundation that shapes their future and develops skills.”

Registration is open for the Happy Gilmore 25th Anniversary Veteran Charity Golf Tournament! Join guest celebrities, spe...
04/21/2021

Registration is open for the Happy Gilmore 25th Anniversary Veteran Charity Golf Tournament! Join guest celebrities, special operations service members and veterans for a BBQ and live band on Friday, April 30th, followed by the golf tournament on Saturday, May 1st. All events will take place at the Tiburon Country Club in Naples, Florida. The tournament will support the Scholarship Foundation and three other veteran charities. Register here: http://ow.ly/qVBO50EevZV

Registration is open for the Happy Gilmore 25th Anniversary Veteran Charity Golf Tournament! Join guest celebrities, special operations service members and veterans for a BBQ and live band on Friday, April 30th, followed by the golf tournament on Saturday, May 1st. All events will take place at the Tiburon Country Club in Naples, Florida. The tournament will support the Scholarship Foundation and three other veteran charities. Register here: http://ow.ly/qVBO50EevZV

Be sure to listen to the newest episode of Honoring Service and Embracing the Future, which features a trio of Marine Co...
04/19/2021
Skills for Life – The Power of Trades E5 - Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

Be sure to listen to the newest episode of Honoring Service and Embracing the Future, which features a trio of Marine Corps veteran business owners. Robert Gutierrez, owner of Bravada Yachts, Jesse Keenan, owner of Semper Fi Heating & Cooling, and Mike Sandoval, owner of Above & Beyond Pool Remodeling, all discuss their service and how it prepared them to be business leaders. They also discuss opportunities available in different trade industries and how scholarships can make those paths possible.

Listen here: http://ow.ly/bhHJ50EsrtU

Skills for Life – The Power of Trades E5 Our latest podcast features a trio of Marine Corps veteran business owners. They discuss the attributes that led to their success, the opportunities available in the trade fields and the empowering choices made possible by a Marine Corps Scholarship Foundat...

Growing up, Matthew lived in three states and two different countries which helped him understand how interconnected the...
04/16/2021

Growing up, Matthew lived in three states and two different countries which helped him understand how interconnected the world is from a young age. Now, he studies Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing, with a minor in Environmental Engineering at Penn State. On campus, he’s involved in multiple research projects, including producing an inventory of renewable natural gas for the state and an online database to connect researchers and policy makers with sustainable projects. After he graduates, Matthew wants to continue his education and eventually found his own engineering firm focused on integrating green solutions into industries.

Growing up, Matthew lived in three states and two different countries which helped him understand how interconnected the world is from a young age. Now, he studies Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing, with a minor in Environmental Engineering at Penn State. On campus, he’s involved in multiple research projects, including producing an inventory of renewable natural gas for the state and an online database to connect researchers and policy makers with sustainable projects. After he graduates, Matthew wants to continue his education and eventually found his own engineering firm focused on integrating green solutions into industries.

Here at the Scholarship Foundation, we know every student has a dream and every career has a path. We’re always looking ...
04/14/2021

Here at the Scholarship Foundation, we know every student has a dream and every career has a path. We’re always looking for ways to enrich our scholarship offerings and ensure our Marine Scholars have resources to succeed. This week, we’re attending the Advance CTE Spring Meeting. As part of that experience, the Scholarship Foundation was featured on their blog. Click here to meet two amazing CTE Marine Scholars, Jennifer and Danny, and learn more about our CTE scholarships: http://ow.ly/YpTc50EeuYN

Here at the Scholarship Foundation, we know every student has a dream and every career has a path. We’re always looking for ways to enrich our scholarship offerings and ensure our Marine Scholars have resources to succeed. This week, we’re attending the Advance CTE Spring Meeting. As part of that experience, the Scholarship Foundation was featured on their blog. Click here to meet two amazing CTE Marine Scholars, Jennifer and Danny, and learn more about our CTE scholarships: http://ow.ly/YpTc50EeuYN

Jennifer’s father enlisted in the Marines at seventeen; when Jennifer was seventeen, her father drove her across the cou...
04/12/2021

Jennifer’s father enlisted in the Marines at seventeen; when Jennifer was seventeen, her father drove her across the country to begin her studies at Duke. Now Jennifer is about to graduate with degrees in Psychology and Public Policy. Throughout her collegiate journey, Jennifer pursued many opportunities that interested her, like participating in Hear at Duke, a podcast that shares stories within the Duke community. To all those who have supported her Jennifer said, “It is incredible that you are supporting not just the future leaders of America, but the children of those who served to make America safe for all of us to live in.”

Jennifer’s father enlisted in the Marines at seventeen; when Jennifer was seventeen, her father drove her across the country to begin her studies at Duke. Now Jennifer is about to graduate with degrees in Psychology and Public Policy. Throughout her collegiate journey, Jennifer pursued many opportunities that interested her, like participating in Hear at Duke, a podcast that shares stories within the Duke community. To all those who have supported her Jennifer said, “It is incredible that you are supporting not just the future leaders of America, but the children of those who served to make America safe for all of us to live in.”

Kristopher says, “Being raised by a Marine has given me an entirely different outlook on the world, and I fully intend o...
04/09/2021

Kristopher says, “Being raised by a Marine has given me an entirely different outlook on the world, and I fully intend on using that mindset to better the world in any way I can.” He’s preparing to graduate from Liberty University, where he studies Criminal Justice: Homeland Security and Strategic Intelligence. On campus, he is a Community Group Leader, where he provides Christian ministry to others. After graduation Kristopher will commission as an officer in the Marine Corps and then hopes to work for a government intelligence agency.

Kristopher says, “Being raised by a Marine has given me an entirely different outlook on the world, and I fully intend on using that mindset to better the world in any way I can.” He’s preparing to graduate from Liberty University, where he studies Criminal Justice: Homeland Security and Strategic Intelligence. On campus, he is a Community Group Leader, where he provides Christian ministry to others. After graduation Kristopher will commission as an officer in the Marine Corps and then hopes to work for a government intelligence agency.

April is Month of the Military Child! Children raised on Honor, Courage, and Commitment grow up fast; they have to. As t...
04/07/2021

April is Month of the Military Child! Children raised on Honor, Courage, and Commitment grow up fast; they have to. As the sons and daughters of Marines they’re serving in their own way. From frequent moves to a parent’s long deployment to starting over at new schools, they’re often taking on responsibility early and learning about sacrifice first-hand.

Marine Scholars describe themselves in many ways—strong, determined, blessed. We call them resilient, hardworking, driven. At the Scholarship Foundation, we’ve made it our mission to honor those sacrifices by helping them achieve their dreams.

April is Month of the Military Child! Children raised on Honor, Courage, and Commitment grow up fast; they have to. As the sons and daughters of Marines they’re serving in their own way. From frequent moves to a parent’s long deployment to starting over at new schools, they’re often taking on responsibility early and learning about sacrifice first-hand.

Marine Scholars describe themselves in many ways—strong, determined, blessed. We call them resilient, hardworking, driven. At the Scholarship Foundation, we’ve made it our mission to honor those sacrifices by helping them achieve their dreams.

04/02/2021
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Juliet

Juliet’s veteran Marine father instilled the values of hard work and determination in her and her siblings. In December, Juliet became the second member of her family to graduate from college, earning a degree in Business Administration and Entrepreneurship from California State University, Dominquez Hills. Throughout her time in college, Juliet volunteered with the Student Veterans of America and her local Lions International Club. Now, Juliet has started her professional career with the San Antonio Spurs and hopes to own her own record label one day.

Hear Juliet’s story in her own words below and read more about her journey here: https://www.mcsf.org/blog/marine-scholars-spotlight-juliet/

Don’t miss the latest episode of Honoring Service and Embracing the Future! This episode features Marine Scholar Carina ...
03/31/2021

Don’t miss the latest episode of Honoring Service and Embracing the Future! This episode features Marine Scholar Carina and her father, Master Sergeant Romo, sharing how her scholarship has opened doors for her future and impacted their family. Carina is studying psychology and will be transferring from Mesa Community College to Arizona State University in the fall. One day she hopes to become a forensic psychologist!

Listen to the entire episode here: http://ow.ly/vpEu50EdviA

Don’t miss the latest episode of Honoring Service and Embracing the Future! This episode features Marine Scholar Carina and her father, Master Sergeant Romo, sharing how her scholarship has opened doors for her future and impacted their family. Carina is studying psychology and will be transferring from Mesa Community College to Arizona State University in the fall. One day she hopes to become a forensic psychologist!

Listen to the entire episode here: http://ow.ly/vpEu50EdviA

“My father is one of my biggest inspirations and supporters and that stems from his life shaped by being a Marine,” said...
03/29/2021

“My father is one of my biggest inspirations and supporters and that stems from his life shaped by being a Marine,” said Marine Scholar Kaitlyn. She’s about to complete her studies in Political Science and American Indian Studies at Arizona State University. Kaitlyn hopes to attend law school and become a lawyer focusing on tribal law or run for public office. Inspired by the legacy of service of her own family and of the Navajo Nation, she wants to continue to make a positive impact in and beyond her community.

“My father is one of my biggest inspirations and supporters and that stems from his life shaped by being a Marine,” said Marine Scholar Kaitlyn. She’s about to complete her studies in Political Science and American Indian Studies at Arizona State University. Kaitlyn hopes to attend law school and become a lawyer focusing on tribal law or run for public office. Inspired by the legacy of service of her own family and of the Navajo Nation, she wants to continue to make a positive impact in and beyond her community.

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Scholarship Foundation partner True North-Leading by Doing, Supporting Our Nati...
03/26/2021

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Scholarship Foundation partner True North-Leading by Doing, Supporting Our Nation's Heroes featured five incredible women from the veteran non-profit community, including our own Ashley Saville! Ashley joined the Scholarship Foundation in 2014. In her current role as the Senior Philanthropic Officer, she leads the Directors of Development across the nation to work with investors to advance our mission of Honoring Marines by Educating their Children. Ashely also served as an officer in the Marine Corps, including a tour of duty in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Read more about Ashley and four other incredible women here: http://ow.ly/rli550E9lUI

In celebration of Women’s History Month, Scholarship Foundation partner True North-Leading by Doing, Supporting Our Nation's Heroes featured five incredible women from the veteran non-profit community, including our own Ashley Saville! Ashley joined the Scholarship Foundation in 2014. In her current role as the Senior Philanthropic Officer, she leads the Directors of Development across the nation to work with investors to advance our mission of Honoring Marines by Educating their Children. Ashely also served as an officer in the Marine Corps, including a tour of duty in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Read more about Ashley and four other incredible women here: http://ow.ly/rli550E9lUI

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Marine Scholar Spotlight: Juliet
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Juliet

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jasmine
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jasmine

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Michael
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Michael

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Marine Scholar Spotlight: Amanda
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Amanda

Former intern and Marine Scholar alumna, Amanda, spoke with us about the difference the Scholarship Foundation made in her college experience. Currently working for Lumos, a non-profit that works to reunite families, she continues to give back. When you invest in the Scholarship Foundation, you’re investing in those like Amanda who strive to lead by example!

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Abby
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Abby

Abby, an alumna of the University of Arizona, shared with us what being a Marine Scholar meant to her and her family. Throughout her college career, she told us she “brought with me all of the values my father and the Corps have taught me, and I believe those values helped me become a more mature adult through the college transition.” She now works as a civil engineer in New York City and continues to give back through her support of the Scholarship Foundation.

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jordan
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jordan

Jordan is a Marine Scholar currently studying Biology at Biola University. When she’s not working hard at her studies, she’s making a difference during the pandemic as a phlebotomist working with COVID-19 patients. She spoke with us about her work during the pandemic and the difference receiving her scholarship has meant to her education. She’s one of the many amazing Marine Scholars making a difference during this unprecedented time! Watch Jordan’s entire story here:

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Stephen
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Stephen

Stephen, a Marine Scholar alumnus, sat down to speak with us about how the Marine values he learned from his father inspired him throughout college. Stephen currently studies biotechnology at Johns Hopkins University and hopes one day to become a neurosurgeon who researches, develops better treatments, and finds a cure for brain cancer. When you invest in a Marine Scholar like Stephen, you make an investment in the future. Watch Stephen’s entire story below:

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jake
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Jake

Jake, a Marine Scholar studying Computer Science at the University of Michigan, sat down with us to talk about the impact his scholarship has had on his life. He told us his father, who served, “jumped out of his seat” when Jake received his scholarship. Watch more of Jake’s story below:

Marine Scholar Spotlight: Adrianne
Marine Scholar Spotlight: Adrianne

Adrianne, a Marine Scholar in our CTE program, spoke with us about how her scholarship honored her father’s service. A cancer survivor who is raising three children of her own, she says, “The best thing of all is being an example to my children by showing them that seemingly impossible and even lofty goals can be achieved.” Adrianne exemplifies the values of Honor, Courage and Commitment. Watch Adrianne’s story below:

Happy 58th Birthday, MCSF!
Happy 58th Birthday, MCSF!

Happy 58th Birthday to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation! Founded in 1962 by Brigadier General Martin F. Rockmore to support the higher education of the children of Marines, the Scholarship Foundation has since awarded more than 40,000 scholarships valued at over $135 million. We can’t wait to see what the next fifty-eight years bring!

While we wish we could have recognized him in-person, it was our privilege to present Dr. Monroe Trout with this year’s Semper Fidelis Award through the efforts of our annual Philadelphia Celebratory Ball. One of fourteen children born in the depths of the depression, Dr. Trout has never forgotten where he came from. He often says, “There is no shame in being poor. The shame is being successful and not helping others.” Congratulations Dr. Trout, it was our honor to learn and be inspired by your story:

General Robert B. Neller USMC (Ret.), Chairman of the Board
General Robert B. Neller USMC (Ret.), Chairman of the Board

Today, we’re pleased to announce the appointment of General Robert B. Neller USMC (Ret.), 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps, as Chairman of the Board of the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation! General Neller's many decades of leadership experience hold great promise for the future of this organization, and we’re excited to work alongside him as we continue to help #MarineScholars pursue their dreams of higher education! Please join us in welcoming General Neller to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation family.

Marine Scholars, need a little Monday Motivation to get you through Finals Week?! We’ve got you covered. Here’s a video of the 37th Commandant of the Marine Corps, General Neller, leading a group of Marines in song at our Chicago Dinner last month. 🎵 All the feels!

More than a Mission
More than a Mission

In case you missed it, here's the clip of SgtMaj Barrett and #MarineScholar Jordyn Pettiford on NBC Washington Midday sharing info about the Scholarship Foundation and tonight's Scholarship Announcement Ceremony. Help us celebrate our 2019-2020 scholars: Join us at 7pm EST as we go LIVE at #SAC19!

We’re so grateful to each of you who shared a word to describe the sons and daughters of our service members. It's clear to all of us at the Scholarship Foundation that you see what we do: Just like their parents, the children of #Marines face challenges and rise to the occasion again and again. It is our privilege to empower young people raised on Honor, Courage, and Commitment. Thank you for all that you do to support military families. #MonthoftheMilitaryChild #USMC #USAF #NAVY #ARMY #VETS

“The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation Ball is far better than any prom!” – Donald “Ducky” Mallard, NCIS We couldn’t agree more! Check out last night’s NCIS shout out below and learn more about the Scholarship Foundation’s incredible events at www.mcsf.org/events! #MarineCorpsScholarshipFoundation #MarineCorps #MarineFamilies #NCIS #SemperFi #DUCKY #MarineCorpsScholarship #MarineScholar #USMC #USNavyCorpsman #ScholarshipApplication

Check out a few of our favorite moments from this year’s #PatriotsAtPebble! Thank you to all the Marines, scholars, friends and donors who helped pull off this amazing event. Learn how you can get involved with upcoming events across the country: www.mcsf.org/events

There isn’t much time left to submit your 2019-20 scholarship application. Applications are due March 1, finish yours today! www.mcsf.org/apply #Marines #FBF #FridayFeeling ##USMC #Scholarship

Marine Scholars in 2018
Marine Scholars in 2018

This year, we’ve celebrated the great achievements of so many amazing #MarineScholars. We’re incredibly proud of each of them for following their dreams and living with Honor, Courage, and Commitment. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish in 2019!

MCSF Benefit Concert on NBC4
MCSF Benefit Concert on NBC4

Thank you to NBC Washington for highlighting Jeff “Skunk” Baxter’s birthday and benefit concert to support the Scholarship Foundation! Join us tonight at The Birchmere for a benefit concert to celebrate: https://bit.ly/2BayiZY

Last month we joined #Marines and their families for a day of fun and exploration at the Adler-Planetarium. We had a great time learning and met many of our future #MarineScholars. They were there to attend our annual Chicago Dinner, which aims to raise $30 million to ensure that every child of a severely injured Marine or Navy Corpsman has the opportunity to pursue his/her education! #tbt #scholarship

Q13 Fox News
Q13 Fox News

Last month, Q13 FOX News' Matt Lorch served as our Master of Ceremonies for the Seattle Awards Dinner. He had the chance to sit down with 95-year-old Hershel Hershel 'Woody' Williams VFW Post 7048, one of only four living Medal of Honor recipients from World War II, and LtGen Robert Ruark USMC (Ret.), President and CEO of the Scholarship Foundation, to discuss the lasting impact of scholarships for children of Marines and their families. Check it out!

MCSF on Golf Channel's Morning Drive
MCSF on Golf Channel's Morning Drive

“We can’t give enough thanks to those who wear the uniform and their families.” In case you missed it, Damon Hack of the Golf Channel's Morning Drive gave a special shoutout to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation on yesterday’s show. Thank you for helping us Honor Marines by Educating Their Children!

2018 Scholarship Announcement
2018 Scholarship Announcement

We’re ringing in the new school year, with a new record! For the 2018-19 academic year, we have awarded $7.7 million in academic scholarships to 2,330 #MarineScholars! Thank you to everyone who has helped us Honor Marines by Educating Their Children for another year!

Patriots at Pebble: Thomas R. Williams
Patriots at Pebble: Thomas R. Williams

“They’re making dreams become a reality.” Former NFL Linebacker TRW Incorporated shares why he supports our mission to honor the next generation of leaders. Watch the full clip from our recent #PatriotsAtPebble Golf Tournament special on the Golf Channel!

Patriots at Pebble: Frank Gaudio of PwC
Patriots at Pebble: Frank Gaudio of PwC

We couldn’t do what we do without great sponsors like PwC. Check out this clip of #PwCFoundation’s Frank Gaudio sharing why they support our mission to Honor Marines by Educating Their Children.

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Keep doing God's work. I love it!! Hopefully, more will contribute to all of the families that support our great Marines. It feels great, and it's for a great cause. Semper Fidelis. "It was Good for Chesty Puller, and it's Good Enough for me!"
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SEMPER FI. & Very proud i can help out .
Hey fellow Veterans,Marines,Sailors,Soldiers,Coast Guard,Merchant Marines,othersI have a question.. Why havent you as organizations gone after The Dems.Biden,Obama,Clinton for leaving our 4 Heroic Marines to be slaughtered in Benghazi.?. Is that leadership? No it was disgraceful Cowardice!! Still time to have them pay for their unbelievable display of UnAmerican willful Cowardice,and shunning their responsibilities. "Never leave a Marine behind" Ask them!
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I just donated $100 to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation in the name of my cousin Lt. Col. George Finnerty USMC (ret) who passed away on October 22, 2020. Would you please notify his family of the donation. Thank you.
I just wanted to thank the Marine Corps Scholarship foundation staff and donors. My daughter received a scholarship and it made her very proud to get some recognition from a foundation that has the name Marine corps on it. She has always been proud of the military tradition in our family. I served in the Marine corps during Desert Storm and My father served in the Corps in Viet Nam . My Father died recently and one of the last things i showed him before he passed was the congratulations text message that my Daughter received from this foundation. He did not know that the Marine Corps Scholarship foundation existed. He was very proud of her and excited that this foundation exists i was very proud of her and proud that that this foundation exists. Most importantly she was proud. It was a special moment for us thank you. Semper Fidelis
I have already donated 250.00 $
These brave and bright young Marines and their families are worthy of the support of all of us.
Very proud parents moment. My son just made his first college tuition payment. All the money came from his bank account. He has been working hard since March, each paycheck he has put back ### amount of money to do this. Also he was able to purchase a new laptop for school again with money he earned not handed to him. The Marine Corp Scholarship Foundation was the only scholarship he received which we are truly blessed and thankful for. We received very little financial aid. My son is determined to do this on his own. He inspires me more than he will ever know. Thank again for helping him.