Pacific Historic Parks (PHP) has established the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund (PHMF) to raise $58 million in capital improvement funds from public and private sources. The funds will construct a new facility that will replace the USS Arizona Memorial's current deteriorating and inadequate Museum and Visitor Center at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Since it's – more... dedication in 1980 as the shoreside support facility to the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS Arizona Memorial Museum and Visitor Center has experienced tremendous usage and high demand. Larger than expected visitation, structural deterioration due to water intrusion, inadequate climatic controls for museum artifacts, and insufficient educational and curatorial space all contribute to the need to replace and expand the current museum and visitor center.
The project began in 2000 as the Arizona Memorial Fund. When the project expanded from an $8 million renovation to a $27 million construction program (plus $3 million or more for endowment), the campaign was reorganized under the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund name, as a program of PHP in partnership with the National Park Service. The PHMF Campaign is a multi-faceted campaign directed by the PHP Board of Directors. the PHMF Board of Directors, and a team of development professionals and consultants. Please click the Board of Directors link to the right to view a list of Board members.
The Mission of the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund is to build a new Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum and Visitor Center with an expanded state-of-the-art-museum, Education and Research Center, and improved amenities. The new Museum and visitor Center will be a vital link to current and further generations as a reminder of the great sacrifice by our countrymen. It will be a tribute, an archive, a classroom, and most of all, an unforgettable experience.
Please contact donations@pearlharbormemorial.com or call toll-free 1 (866) DEC-1941 with any questions or to request information.
The mission of the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund is to build the appropriate facilities where students, teachers, researchers, and visitors can honor the memories of a generation. The new state-of-the-art Museum will house the physical remains of December 7, 1941 so that future generations can learn the lessons of sacrifice and courage displayed that day. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
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