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Volunteers earn recognition pins for the times and effort they donate to the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society. Volunteers receive pins for services ranging from becoming a volunteer to volunteering for more than 10,000 hours with the society. - Volunteers earn recognition pins for the times and effort they donate to the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society. Volunteers receive pins for services ranging from becoming a volunteer to volunteering for more than 10,000 hours with the society.

Volunteers keep Navy Marine Corps Relief Society rolling

Philomena Pridgen began volunteering for the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society in 2007 as a way to pass time, but after learning the society’s mission she could not turn back. “I began volunteering with the Navy Marine Corps Relief society in 2007 at the Pensacola, Fla., office,” she said. “I had a friend in Florida who volunteered as a caseworker

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Lt. Col. Troy M. Pehrson signs an allotment form for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s annual active duty fund drive at Cherry Point Feb. 25. The fund drive kicks off March 1 and runs through the end of the month. Pehrson is the executive officer of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. - Lt. Col. Troy M. Pehrson signs an allotment form for the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society’s annual active duty fund drive at Cherry Point Feb. 25. The fund drive kicks off March 1 and runs through the end of the month. Pehrson is the executive officer of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point.

NMCRS fund drive kicks off

The Navy Marine Corps Relief Society’s annual active duty fund drive kicks off March 1 and runs through the end of the month aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. The purpose of the fund drive is to educate Marines and sailors about the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and to gain essential working capital for its operations through

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