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The Memorial Fund has developed a series of outreach programs dedicated to preserving the legacy of The Wall, to promoting healing and to educating about the impact of the Vietnam War. These programs have helped the Memorial Fund expand its mission across the country and across the world. |
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Project RENEW™
Project RENEW is the Memorial Fund's humanitarian program designed to reduce the threat of landmines and unexploded ordnance in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. Initiated in December 2000, the project focuses on mine awareness education and victims assistance in Quang Tri Province.
About Project RENEW
Download the Project RENEW newsletter (pdf)
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In Memory
This program honors those who died as a result of the Vietnam War, but whose deaths do not fit the Department of Defense criteria for inclusion upon the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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The Legacy of The Wall
This traveling storyboard exhibit is designed to educate viewers - primarily students - about the impact of the Vietnam War. The exhibit is available for display to schools and other public facilities.
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Joint Programs with the National Park Service
Memorial Preservation is a joint effort among the Memorial Fund, the National Park Service and highly qualified achitects and engineers. Some of the services provided by the Memorial Fund include insuring The Wall against catastrophic damage and paying for annual name additions and status changes.
Volunteers provide assistance to the Memorial's visitors by helping to locate names on The Wall, providing history lessons and aiding with name rubbings. The Memorial Fund furnishes the volunteers with the necessary supplies to continue their useful work and honors them each year at a luncheon. |
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VVMF works all year long to preserve the legacy of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial,
promote healing and educate about the impact of the Vietnam War.
Click here to see our programs in action. |
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