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League Membership

If you are interested in becoming a Member or Associate Member of the Marine Corps League, please contact your local Department or Detachment.

If you are interested in becoming a Life Member, we currently have Life Membership Dues schedule is as follows:

Age Group	As Of January 1st, 2009
0-35	$500.00
36-50	$400.00
51-64	$300.00
65-Over	$200.00

Note: to become a life member in the Marine Corps League, you must already be a member in good standing.

Auxiliary Membership

Regular membership in this Auxiliary shall be open to Wives, Widows, Mothers, Grandmothers, Sisters, Daughters, Granddaughters, Stepmothers, Stepdaughters,Daughters-in-Law, Aunts, Nieces, Mothers-in-Law and Sisters-in-Law of a Marine or a US Navy Corpsman currently serving or who has trained with the Marines FMF Units in excess of ninety (90) days and earned the Marine Corps Device or Warfare Device worn on the Service Ribbon authorized for FMF Corpsmen, eligible to belong to the Marine Corps League, Inc. (not less than sixteen [16] years of age) and Women Marines, former, active and Reserves.

Women not less than sixteen (16) years of age not meeting any of the above relationship requirements may join as associate Members.

Marine Corps League AUXILIARY Regular Membership Application Form

Marine Corps League AUXILIARY Associate Membership Application Form

Life Membership is available for Auxiliary Members as well

Up to age 35	$500
(A) Age 36 to 40	$400
Age 41 to 50	$350
Age 51 to 60	$300
Age 61 and over	$150

Note: to become a life member in the Marine Corps League Auxiliary, you must already be a member in good standing.

Reasons to Join....

When you join and/or invite someone you know to join the Marine Corps League and the Marine Corps League Auxiliary, you do more than increase our ability to help America's Veterans and their families; you could be helping that new member live a longer, more fulfilling life.

     In recent years, U.S. populations have become more solitary, and more than a quarter of U.S. households are made up of people living by themselves. Sadly research has found that 25 percent of Americans said they had no one to talk to about important matters and social isolation may increase a person’s risk of early death.

     The good news is that every Marine Corps League and Auxiliary member has the opportunity to help ebb the loneliness epidemic! Most of our members take time to visit those veterans at VA Hospitals and Veterans homes. Our Veterans will feel loved and appreciated when our members visit them and feel useful and connected.

     Your involvement is vital to the success of each one of our Detachments, Units, Departments and our Organization. It takes each and every one of us pulling together to get the important work done of serving our Veterans and their families, our communities, and our country. Join Us today, you can make a difference.

 

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