Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Honor. Heal. Educate.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF), based in Washington, D.C., is the nonprofit organization authorized by Congress in 1980 to build a national memorial honoring all who served in the Vietnam War. That vision became reality in 1982 with the dedication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial—known simply as The Wall—a place of solemn remembrance, healing, and reflection.

Over the years, the Memorial has grown to include:

• The Three Servicemen Statue (1984), honoring those who fought side by side
• The Vietnam Women’s Memorial (1993), recognizing the courage and service of women in Vietnam
• The In Memory plaque (2004), paying tribute to those who died as a result of the war but whose names are not eligible for inscription

Our Mission Brings The Wall to Life:

• Preserving history through storytelling and education
• Honoring every sacrifice, including those not inscribed on The Wall
• Connecting communities through remembrance and healing
• Inspiring future generations with the values of courage, service, and unity

The Wall of Faces, In Memory Honor Roll, The Registry: Each name tells a story. Each one deserves to be remembered.

Together, we remember. Together, we heal. Together, we serve.

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