Honoring America’s Heroes


HONOR THE PAST – GIVE A GIFT TO THE FUTURE

For more than twenty years, the U.S. Army Airborne & Special Operations Museum has told the stories of service members who have fought valiantly to protect the liberty we hold most dear. The Museum has preserved and honored the legendary feats of our Airborne and Special Operations Soldiers. 

Our heroes have stormed the beaches of Normandy, jumped into Korea, battled in the jungles of Vietnam, and are still fighting in the sands of Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and points across the globe. These brave men and women in uniform have fought selflessly, protecting and defending our national security and freedom. Now, it is our turn to protect their legacy. 

Today, you can honor the past by giving a gift to the future. Friends like you understand the importance of the Army’s Airborne and Special Operations history, and the importance of fulfilling our mission to inspire, engage and educate generations to come. 

Become an annual Friend of the ASOM (link to Gift Shop Friend page) and stay connected to the legacy of the Airborne and Special Operations Soldiers, and you will be part of a larger effort to sustain our future. Museum Friends will hear first about new programs, special events, exhibits and ways to stay involved as a Museum supporter.  Please consider your gift of support today to protect the legacy for years to come.

The Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation is a 501(c)3 and all gifts are tax-deductible according to the extent of the law.  Our tax identification number is 56-1785731.

All contributions are fully tax deductible within the limits of federal and state laws.  Under the new CARES Act: If you are 70 1/2 years old or older you may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from your IRA.   Please consult your tax professional or Financial Advisor for more information.

Recently, the ASOM Foundation earned a 2020 Silver Seal of Transparency from Guidestar.  If you have any questions, please contact us:  info@asomf.org.