Warriors Remembrance & Research Foundation

Legacy is not inherited.
It is carried forward.

Legacy Corps gives young people ages 5–17 meaningful ways to honor veterans, preserve history, serve families, and strengthen their communities.

Join Legacy CorpsMember Portal
Service with purpose

Young people can make a lasting difference.

Members serve through age-appropriate WRRF events, cemetery care, remembrance activities, community projects, and veterans research. Every verified hour becomes part of their personal service record.

01

Honor

Participate in remembrance ceremonies, flags, memorials, and community observances.

02

Preserve

Help protect veterans’ stories, records, markers, and final resting places.

03

Serve

Complete verified service, track hours, and document contributions for school.

How membership works

Clear, safe, and guardian-supported.

  1. Apply together.A parent or legal guardian completes and signs the application.
  2. WRRF reviews it.Volunteer staff confirm eligibility and activate membership.
  3. Choose opportunities.Members see only events marked appropriate for Legacy Corps.
  4. Build a service record.Verified hours, event history, award progress, and school letters remain in the portal.
Membership application

Start carrying the legacy forward.

This application must be completed by a parent or legal guardian. WRRF staff will review it before portal access is activated.

1 Young person
2 Parent or legal guardian
3 Guardian authorization
Legacy Corps Program Authorization

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Liability Waiver

[PLACEHOLDER — WRRF UNIVERSAL LIABILITY WAIVER WILL BE INSERTED HERE.]

Media Release

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Submitting sends the application to authorized WRRF staff for review.