The Army Historical Foundation’s (AHF) top supporters are the Circles of Distinction donors whose strong support has helped the Capital Campaign raise the funds to build the National Museum of the United States Army. This exclusive group of committed individuals, foundations, and corporations have their names displayed on the massive granite wall in the Museum Lobby.
Circles of Distinction donors who pledge $150,000 and up have the opportunity to support a gallery, exhibit, or item within the National Museum of the United States Army. This is an opportunity to connect with a meaningful piece of Army history within the Museum and help The Army Historical Foundation reach their campaign goals. You can work with The Army Historical Foundation team to create a personalized recognition package.
Recognition opportunities start at $150,000 for items like our Soldiers’ Stories Kiosks, $250,000 and up for exhibit areas, and $8,000,000 for the entire gallery. Donation amount is related to size and significance of the exhibit or item you are supporting.
Vice President of Major Gifts
“It is a personal and professional honor to promote the mission of The Army Historical Foundation through raising funds that support the National Museum of the United States Army. Preserving the history and heritage of the United States Army is a great privilege and I take pride in the role I play in honoring our great American Soldiers.”
Julie joined the AHF in 2019 with over 20 years of fundraising experience.
Director of Major Gifts
It is a great privilege to support the National Army Museum in remembering and honoring the service and sacrifice of American Soldiers. As an Army veteran’s spouse, the mission of The Army Historical Foundation is of great importance to me, and I am proud to assist in preserving and sharing the history of the American Soldier and the Army Family.
Major Gifts Coordinator
I’m proud to work with the foundation in support of our efforts to honor the legacy of soldiers who have served, will serve, and are serving in The United States Army
Site Area: 84 acres
Indoor space: 185,000 sq. ft.
Number of Stories: 5
Building Height: 100 ft.
Number of Galleries: 11
Number of Artifacts: 1389
Macro-Artifacts: 19
Micro-Artifacts: 1370
Number of Cast Figures: 70
15-minute drive from Mount Vernon
25-minute drive from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
30-minute drive from the Washington Monument