Army Heritage Center Foundation

The Army Heritage Center Foundation is a not-for-profit organization based in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. With 15 employees, the foundation is dedicated to supporting the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC). Established in 2001, the organization partners with USAHEC to enhance its programs and facilities. The foundation's efforts focus on expanding the reach and impact of USAHEC's resources, including its library, archives, and artifact collection. They facilitate access to these holdings for the United States Army and the public, providing educational programs, research opportunities, and outreach initiatives. The foundation also manages the National History Day in Pennsylvania program, selects students for the national competition, and runs various educational programs for veterans and youth. The Army Heritage Center Foundation leverages private funding to support initiatives that complement USAHEC's activities. This includes acquiring new collections, fulfilling off-site research requests, and developing educational content for teachers and students nationwide. They are actively involved in expanding the Hall of the American Soldier, a key component of USAHEC's visitor center. For inquiries or further information, please visit the foundation's website at armyheritage.org.