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Sponsorship Flyer G 23 Island Warriors Marine Support & Outreach (1).pdfBecome a Sponsor. Help Marines Stay Connected. Help Save Lives.
For nearly 80 years, Marines served with Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines. They trained together, deployed together, and built bonds that lasted a lifetime. Yet as the years pass, distance, family obligations, careers, health challenges, and the loss of fellow Marines can leave many veterans feeling isolated and disconnected.
G 2/3 Island Warriors Marine Support & Outreach was created to bring those connections back.
As a 501(c)(19) Veterans Service Organization, a federally recognized nonprofit created specifically to serve veterans, we help reconnect Marines through retreats, gatherings, outreach programs, peer support, and opportunities to preserve the legacy of Golf Company. These events provide a lifeline for veterans who may be struggling with isolation, loss of purpose, or the challenges that often come with aging and life after military service.
Research continues to show that strong social connections play a critical role in mental health and suicide prevention. Our mission is simple: rebuild brotherhood, strengthen connection, and ensure that no Marine is left behind.
Your sponsorship directly helps fund:
Veteran retreats and reunions
Lodging, meals, and transportation assistance
Outreach to struggling veterans
Peer support opportunities
Programs that preserve the history and brotherhood of Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines
Every sponsorship, whether large or small, makes a meaningful difference. While we offer Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum sponsorship levels, we gratefully accept contributions of any amount. Every dollar helps us create opportunities for connection, camaraderie, and support.
From 1942 through 2022, nearly 16,000 Marines served in Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines. By supporting Island Warriors, you are helping ensure those Marines never have to face life's battles alone.
Join us in honoring their service, preserving their legacy, and strengthening the bonds that continue long after the uniform comes off.
Once a Marine, always a Marine. No one left behind.
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