The Medal of Honor Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1999 to advance the mission and provide a path for financial support of the Congressional Medal of Honor Society.
The Society and Foundation rely solely on private philanthropy – gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations – and receive no government funding. The Foundation is a 4-Star Rated Charity as rated by Charity Navigator.
The Congressional Medal of Honor Society is the only organization Chartered by Congress to support Recipients. Although the Medal of Honor traces its origins back to 1861, it wasn’t until 1958 that Congress and President Eisenhower chartered a specific organization to address the work and well-being of Recipients.
Today the Society creates a bond between Recipients while keeping their memories alive, protecting the legacy of the Medal, and promoting the values and ideals upon which our country was founded. It remains the only group chartered by Congress to take on such great responsibilities.
Through the Society, Recipients remain as deeply committed to serving our country in peace as they did in war.
The Medal of Honor Foundation has received Guidestar’s Gold seal, signifying a higher level of transparency, including comprehensive details about finances, Board of Directors, staff and overall demographics.
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We all need examples of valor and resilience in these challenging times. Who better to provide it than our Medal of Honor Recipients?
Your gift to the Medal of Honor Foundation today will help shape a better tomorrow.
When you give to the Society, you’re directly supporting Recipients’ efforts to share vital lessons of courage and patriotism with our fellow citizens. Your gift helps make our country a stronger place, something that benefits all of us as well as future generations of Americans.
Drew D. Dix
Immediate Past President, Congressional Medal of Honor Society
Medal of Honor Recipient, U.S. Army
Special Forces, Vietnam (January 31, 1968)
TriWest Healthcare Alliance President and CEO
MOH Recipient, U.S. Army
MOH Recipient, U.S. Navy
MOH Recipient, U.S. Army
MOH Recipient, U.S. Army
MOH Recipient, U.S. Navy
MOH Recipient, U.S. Army
President and Chairman of the Board, Majestic Realty Co.
Senior Advisor, The Blackstone Group
Managing Director (Ret), Smith Barney
Emeritus Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Former Chairman & CEO, United Technologies Corporation (Ret)
General, U.S. Marine Corps (Ret)
Owner & CEO, Woodvine Group, LLC
Chairman & CEO, Johnson & Johnson
Emeritus Vice Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Former Chairman, New York Stock Exchange
Admiral, U.S. Navy (Ret)
Vice Chair, GE
President & CEO, GE Aviation
President & CEO, Invemed Associates, LLC
President & Chairman, Lattimore Properties, Inc.
Emeritus Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Xylem, Inc.
Emeritus Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Emeritus Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Chairman and CEO, Car Spa, Inc.
Founder, Car Spa, Inc.
Emeritus Chairman, Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation
Chairman & CEO
Capital Brands, LLC
Executive VP, Logistics
Walmart
Former Chairman, Raytheon Company
Chairman & CEO, Endeavor Enterprises, LLC
Waters Investments, LLC
Founder, Wyser-Pratte & Company