Our Impact:
Where Your Support Goes
Since our founding, the WJM Foundation has proudly supported a wide range of charities, individuals, and families in need—especially those connected to military service, first responders, cancer research, and educational support. Your generosity has helped us fund scholarships, provide medical aid, and bring relief to countless lives.
Organizations We've Supported
Operation Homefront
Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting military families during difficult financial times. They provide critical assistance, housing programs, and morale-boosting events, ensuring military families can thrive in their communities.
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In 2024, The William J. Martin Foundation donated $20,000 to Operation Homefront, helping support military families through financial aid, housing, school supplies, and holiday meals. The letter highlights key milestones made possible by the donation and expresses deep gratitude for the foundation’s generosity.
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Thank you for your investment of $15,000.00 on 10/10/2023 in our important work. Your substantial gift helps bring our mission to life and allows us to give our military families the opportunity to thrive, not simply struggle to get by, in the communities - our communities - they have worked so hard to protect.
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On behalf of Operation Homefront and the tens of thousands of military and veteran families we serve, I want to personally acknowledge your generous gift of $20,000.00 made on October 4, 2022.
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On behalf of Operation Homefront and the tens of thousands of military and veteran families we serve, I want to personally thank you for your generous gift of $20,000.00 made on November 9, 2020 in memory of Billy Martin.
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On behalf of Operation Homefront and the tens of thousands of military and veteran families we serve, I want to personally thank you for your generous gift of $15,000.00 on September 30, 2017 in memory of Billy Martin.
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On behalf of Operation Homefront and the tens of thousands of military and veteran families we serve, I want to personally thank you for your generous gift of $15,000.00 on October 11, 2016.
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James represents many of the wounded warrior families that Operation Homefront helps with generous support such as yours. James suffers from what is referred to as the signature wound of the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns, Traumatic Brain Injury.
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Sean‘s case represents one of the main reasons why Operation Homefront was founded in 2002. When our country went to war, many of our military families had to make adjustments to a new paradigm after years of peacetime service.
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I just wanted to update you on some of our happenings. Operation Homefront recently concluded their "Holiday Meals for Military Families" event at Joint Base MDL in Burlington County on December 15, 2015. Base employees and volunteers from Walmart and Lockheed Martin joined us to provide around 250 meals, including the grocery items needed to prepare a full holiday meal.
Travis Mills Foundation
The Travis Mills Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting post-9/11 recalibrated veterans and their families. Founded in 2013 by retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Travis Mills, one of only five quadruple amputees from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to survive his injuries, the foundation offers all-inclusive, barrier-free retreats in Maine. These retreats provide veterans and their families with opportunities for adaptive activities, relaxation, and bonding with others who have faced similar challenges.
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In 2024, The William J. Martin Foundation donated $15,000 to the Travis Mills Foundation to support its Warrior PATHH program for combat veterans and first responders with post-traumatic stress. The letter expresses deep appreciation for the foundation's support in helping change lives and advance the foundation’s mission.
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Thank you for your recent referral for a donation in the amount of $12,500.00, which we received on 09/26/2023. Your giving changes the lives of not only the recalibrated veterans we serve, but also their families.oes here
Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation
The Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation (TNBC Foundation) is a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and providing resources for those affected by triple negative breast cancer. It offers educational materials, support services in collaboration with CancerCare, and hosts community events. The foundation also advocates for better research and care for TNBC patients.
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On behalf of the Board of Trustees, staff and volunteers of the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation, thank you for your generous contribution.
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On behalf of the Board of Tmstees, staff and volunteers of the Triple Negative Breast Cancer Foundation, thank you for your generous contribution.
All funds raised by the Foundation are used to suppo1t our mission; to be a credible source for triple negative breast cancer information, a catalyst for science and patient advocacy groups, and a caring community with meaningful services for patients and their families.
Marine Corps - Law Enforcement Foundation
The Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation (MC-LEF) is a nonprofit that supports the children of fallen U.S. Marines, Navy Corpsmen, and federal law enforcement officers. Established in 1995, the foundation provides $35,000 educational accounts to each child of a fallen service member. With over $92 million awarded, MC-LEF has assisted more than 4,800 families, ensuring educational support for the children of those who serve.
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We enclose an "e-mail" we received from Theresa Cunningham-Miller - self explanatory! She is the mother of a girl that we provided a $40,000 scholarship to due to that her father was killed serving our country.
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We received the outstanding donation of $15,000.00 as the result of your Foundation's 26 September 2013 golf tournament. As always, our Foundation is extremely honored to have received this support. Yes, the funds are superior, but the result and meaning of what you all do in honor of such a special friend - Billy Martin.
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Our Foundation is deeply honored to have this support and we are proud to 'name' another scholarship in memory of William J. Martin as we have done in the past. His memory will live on in the education this donation will help provide for the child of MSgt. Travis William Riddick, USMC. MSgt. Riddick gave his life 19 January 2012 in Helmand Province. He leaves behind his wife Jennifer and two children. His daughter Victoria is only 11 years old and her scholarship will be designated as The William J. Memorial Scholarship.
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Our Board and Members were deeply saddened to learn of the loss of your loved one while on active duty with the United States Marine Corps. Though no words will ever be adequate, may it bring you comfort to know that Gy.Sgt. Edwin M. Litton's, USMC service was deeply respected. To show our appreciation and respect for his service, our Foundation is honored to enclose twelve U.S. Treasury bonds (a total maturity value of $60,000).
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We received The William J. Martin Foundation super donation of $15,000.00 as the result of the great Billy Martin Golf Classic. Our Foundation is immensely proud to receive this donation as it shows the faith and trust you have in what we do and how we perform.
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We again thank you and your Foundation for the extremely generous donation to our Foundation. We are pleased that we will be presenting $60,000 in maturity value EE bonds to Michaela and Nathaniel Litton due to this generosity.
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