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Former Navy Secretary John Phelan donates $1 million to military aid organization

John Phelan, former Navy Secretary, has donated $1 million to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, a nonprofit supporting sailors and Marines. The donation aligns with Veterans Day and aims to inspire others to contribute to military support efforts.

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Former Navy Secretary John Phelan has made a $1 million donation to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, which assists active-duty and retired sailors and Marines. This contribution coincides with Veterans Day and reflects Phelan's commitment to supporting military families. He hopes this donation will encourage other leaders to give back to the military community. The NMCRS, established in 1904, provides essential financial and emotional support to service members and their families.

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  • John Phelan donated $1 million to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.
  • The donation was made on Veterans Day, November 11, 2026.
  • NMCRS has been supporting military families for over 120 years.
  • Phelan served as Navy Secretary for 13 months before leaving office in April 2026.
  • NMCRS is currently conducting an Active Duty Fund Drive with an $8 million goal.
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