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Facts about the Semper Fi Fund
- Since inception, gave out 25,000 grants totaling more than $46 million
to Marines, Sailors and their families - Whether active duty, former active duty or recently retired, provide
assistance as long as there is a need
- Provided assistance to one in every six Marines and Sailors in 2009
- Responded to 91,418 requests for help, disbursing more than $47.4
million in interest free loans and grants to Marines, Sailors
and their families.
| About The Semper Fi Fund | |
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The Semper Fi Fund is a 501(c)(3)nonprofit set up to provide immediate financial support for injured and critically ill members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. It directs urgently needed resources to post 9/11 Marines and Sailors, as well as members of the Army, Air Force or Coast Guard who serve in support of Marine forces. The Semper Fi Fund provides relief to qualified Servicemembers and their families for immediate financial needs that arise during hospitalization and recovery, as well as perpetuating needs such as home modifications, customized transportation and specialized equipment. It has awarded more than 25,000 financial grants totaling more than $46,000,000.00. |
| About The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society | |
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The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society's mission is to provide Navy and Marine
Corps service members (including retirees and reservists on extended active duty)
and their families with financial, educational and other assistance in the form of interest-free loans and/or outright grants. Since October 2001, the
Society significantly expanded its Visiting Nurse program to provide long-term
case management for injured Marines and Sailors. These Registered Nurses
provide ongoing, face-to-face follow-up to Marine Corps and Navy personnel and
their families affected by the service member's war-time service in Iraq, Afghanistan
and the Arabian Gulf. They are now following more than 560 combat
casualty families.
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