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WHY SUPPORT
You can help preserve 10,000 square feet of exhibit space
Parris Island Museum is housed in the War Memorial Building on Panama Street. Built in 1951, this historic structure is a monument to Marines of the past as a source of inspiration for the future. Act now to support the museum in maintaining historical archives, manuscript collections, and a library.
YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS!
Your contribution makes a meaningful difference in preserving the history and legacy of Parris Island and the Marine Corps.
Direct
Donations
Donations can be made in person at the Museum or the Gift Shop, directly to the foundation in support of the USMC Parris Island Museum.
*Credit cards, cash and checks are accepted.
Patron donors may call 843-228-2166 to make a donation over the phone.
Event
Donations
Support the Living History Detachment by donating at events! Your contribution helps bring Marine Corps history to life, allowing us to continue educating and inspiring through immersive, hands-on experiences.
Volunteer
Your Time
Support a cause you care for
Your donation helps us keep Marine Corps history alive through interactive, educational events that honor the service and sacrifice of Marines. Your support is essential for maintaining authentic exhibits, equipment upkeep, and scholarships, ensuring we can continue to offer meaningful, hands-on experiences that inspire and educate future generations about the Corps' rich heritage. Every contribution makes a lasting impact and is greatly appreciated!
Exhibit Renovations
This includes renovation of display track lighting, painting, sound systems, display panels and glass cases; repairs to climate control systems.
$100Scholarship Funding
Your donation to scholarship funding directly supports the education and future of those connected to the Marine Corps community.
$100General Maintenance
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Your contributions make a meaningful difference in preserving the history and legacy of Parris Island and the Marine Corps.
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