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Giving

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Give to FLAM

Help protect the only collection in the world dedicated to Marine Corps aviation and honor the men and women who served, educated, and inspired every generation with their contributions.

Ways to Give

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Become a Member

Become part of a unique community committed to preserving the proud legacy of USMC aviation.

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Join Us

Your financial contribution helps protect our collection and honor the men and women who served.

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Leave a Legacy

Plan a gift that preserves the legacy of U.S. Marine Corps aviation and shares that legacy with future generations.

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Donate Artifacts

Contribute to our collection of artifacts, photographs, and archival materials.

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Sponsor an Aircraft

Preserve American history by helping us restore iconic military aircraft.

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Volunteer

Your donation of time and expertise is vital for the museum's future. Check out our available positions today!

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Ductus Exemplo: A Latin term that means “lead by example.” Being a Marine isn’t about giving or receiving orders; it’s about behaving in a manner that inspires others.

Thank you to the Quilter Family, who has pledged 3 million dollars in honor of their father, Major General Charles J. Quilter. 

 

The Quilters feel strongly that an initial---and substantial---shot of capital is crucial to getting things moving, things being aircraft and artifacts. They hope others will follow.

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Call our office​

Tuesday - Friday

09:00 - 13:00 

888-FLY-USMC

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Send a check made out to:

Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation

Post Office Box 50663

Irvine, CA 92619

Please make checks payable to Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation.

 

The Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation is a tax-exempt, 501(c) 3 charitable organization.

 

Our Tax ID is #33-0345440. Your contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

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