The African American Military Heritage Society will host a Caribbean Dinner Fundraiser at the Air Force Armament Museum on September the 9th, 2022 from 5-8:30pm.
Members of the Society want to raise funds to build a heritage hall to African American military figures at Eglin Air Force Base. The hall, when finished, will include a total of five phases of military history spanning the American Revolution to the Second Gulf War. Additionally, it will include a tribute to the Tuskeegee Airmen.
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The dinner will feature a four-course Caribbean spread and live music.
Cost for the tickets are $100 per person. You can sign up here.
Charity Navigator currently rates the African American Military Heritage Society as a 40/100. The program received this failing rating because of its higher-than-average spending on administrative and fundraising costs as a percentage of its total revenues.
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