The U.S. Army War College and the Army War College Foundation
“Not to promote war, but to preserve peace…
Elihu Root, 1903 Secretary of War, regarding the establishment of the U. S. Army War College
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The U.S Army War College develops, inspires and serves strategic leaders for the wise and effective application of national power, in a joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational environment, emphasizing development and employment of land power. The College: Educates select military, civilian, and international leaders; Supports worldwide practitioners; Conducts research, and publishes to inform thought; Supports the Army’s strategic communication efforts; and Provides comprehensive well-being education and support. The War College produces the world’s best strategic leaders like Eisenhower, Halsey, Bradley, Lejeune, Collins, Vandenberg, Abrams, Shalikashvili, and Odierno – educated, strong and inspired to serve.
While federal funds support the core mission of the Army War College, funding from the Army War College Foundation provides the flexibility for the Margin of Excellence in teaching our nation’s future strategic leaders. Contributions to the Foundation provide the means for this in the following ways:
Support for additional distinguished scholars on faculty through academic chairs
Enhancement of honoraria for lectures to students and faculty from prominent and relevant speakers who otherwise would not be available
Expansion of the College’s programs of research in: strategic studies; strategic leadership; peace keeping and stability operations; adult physical fitness; and history
Improvement of international relations through support of the College’s International Fellows programs
Support of programs in recognition of family member contributions to our nation
Recognition of distinguished student writing and public speaking
Recognition of distinguished faculty writing and publication
Support of academic conferences, exercises, symposia, outreach, and seminars including the National Security Seminar (NSS) and Strategy Implementation Seminar (SIS)
Enhancement of the College’s library holdings
Donation Forms
You may donate online with a credit card, just click on any DONATE button in the side menu or on the homepage; or if you would like to send a check instead we try to make the process as simple as possible. All we require is for you to fill out a form and mail it in with your payment information. The option for the donation form is below:
The Education Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC):
The Army War College Foundation has been approved to be included on the list of "Education Improvement Organizations" to which businesses may make contributions and be considered for Educational Improvement Tax Credits from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The EITC allows businesses like yours to reduce your state tax liability equal to 75% ( 90% with a two year commitment) of your contribution to the Army War College Foundation. Contributions for this tax incentive are limited to special activities in support of the International Fellows Program. Click here on the state's website www.NewPA.com/eitc to see the guidelines and apply.
The U.S. Army War College and the Army War College Foundation
“Not to promote war, but to preserve peace…
Elihu Root, 1903 Secretary of War, regarding the establishment of the U. S. Army War College
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The U.S Army War College develops, inspires and serves strategic leaders for the wise and effective application of national power, in a joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational environment, emphasizing development and employment of land power. The College: Educates select military, civilian, and international leaders; Supports worldwide practitioners; Conducts research, and publishes to inform thought; Supports the Army’s strategic communication efforts; and Provides comprehensive well-being education and support. The War College produces the world’s best strategic leaders like Eisenhower, Halsey, Bradley, Lejeune, Collins, Vandenberg, Abrams, Shalikashvili, and Odierno – educated, strong and inspired to serve.
While federal funds support the core mission of the Army War College, funding from the Army War College Foundation provides the flexibility for the Margin of Excellence in teaching our nation’s future strategic leaders. Contributions to the Foundation provide the means for this in the following ways:
Support for additional distinguished scholars on faculty through academic chairs
Enhancement of honoraria for lectures to students and faculty from prominent and relevant speakers who otherwise would not be available
Expansion of the College’s programs of research in: strategic studies; strategic leadership; peace keeping and stability operations; adult physical fitness; and history
Improvement of international relations through support of the College’s International Fellows programs
Support of programs in recognition of family member contributions to our nation
Recognition of distinguished student writing and public speaking
Recognition of distinguished faculty writing and publication
Support of academic conferences, exercises, symposia, outreach, and seminars including the National Security Seminar (NSS) and Strategy Implementation Seminar (SIS)
Enhancement of the College’s library holdings
Donation Forms
You may donate online with a credit card, just click on any DONATE button in the side menu or on the homepage; or if you would like to send a check instead we try to make the process as simple as possible. All we require is for you to fill out a form and mail it in with your payment information. The option for the donation form is below:
The Education Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC):
The Army War College Foundation has been approved to be included on the list of "Education Improvement Organizations" to which businesses may make contributions and be considered for Educational Improvement Tax Credits from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The EITC allows businesses like yours to reduce your state tax liability equal to 75% ( 90% with a two year commitment) of your contribution to the Army War College Foundation. Contributions for this tax incentive are limited to special activities in support of the International Fellows Program. Click here on the state's website www.NewPA.com/eitc to see the guidelines and apply.