About Us
About Us
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Our history:
In 1958, a group of dedicated individuals laid the cornerstone for what would become a transformative initiative: the Marine Cadets of America. This visionary organization was founded with a mission to nurture the youth into honorable, community-focused citizens through the principles of volunteer work, patriotism, and leadership.
From its inception, the Marine Cadets of America quickly gained traction, attracting enthusiastic young members eager to engage in activities designed to shape their character and benefit their communities. Embracing the ethos of volunteerism, these cadets actively participated in diverse service projects, extending their support to local charities, organizing community clean-ups, and providing aid during times of need.
At the core of the Marine Cadet's mission was the cultivation of a profound sense of patriotism. Through educational initiatives, historical insights, and meaningful military training, members were imbued with a deep appreciation for the values and sacrifices that define their nation. This dedication to instilling patriotism not only shaped their identities but also galvanized them to become proactive, responsible citizens within their communities.
Integral to the organization's values was the emphasis on leadership development. Rigorous training programs, mentorship opportunities, and practical experiences equipped these young cadets with the skills and confidence necessary to assume leadership roles effectively, fostering a culture of responsibility and teamwork.
As the Marine Cadets of America continued to evolve, its steadfast commitment to its core values remained unwavering. Its legacy stands as a testament to the countless lives it has positively impacted, nurturing generations of individuals who embody the principles of honor, courage, and commitment.
Looking ahead, the Marine Cadets of America remains resolute in its mission: to shape the youth into not just future leaders but also compassionate, engaged citizens dedicated to making enduring contributions to their communities and beyond.
Our Core Mission:
Our Core Mission:
1. To educate the youth of our country as to the adverse effects of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, gangs, guns, and violence.
2. To bring together the youth of cultures, race, ethnic, and social backgrounds, regardless of skin color or religion, to live and work together, side by side, in peace and harmony as members of many diverse human race.
3. To promote and teach the history/ customs I and traditions of the Unites States Marine Corps, through lectures, classroom instruction, and field trips to United States Marine Corps Bases and Installations. Also trips to Historical Sites throughout the Nation.
4. To instill the importance of having pride in one's family, country, school and unit.
5. To instill the importance of physical fitness and exercise through daily and weekly exercises during Marine Cadet Drills, this is accomplished through the Marine Corps Youth Foundation Youth Physical Fitness Program.
6. To conduct career counseling through the use of Active Duty, Reserves, retires and Former Honorably Discharged Marines as mentors, instructors, and class room lectures. It also shall accomplish a bond with positive role models to our youth members.
7. To coordinate through the local Boards of Education the use of volunteers as tutors for cadets needing additional assistance with the basic skills, reading writing, and math, this serves as another tool for parents that request help, to have a source to get it.
8. To assist our communities when requested to participate in Parades, Civic Events, Festivals and natural disasters such as storms and hurricanes.
9. To foster camaraderie among the families of deployed Marines and the Cadet program when requested to assist.
These 9 points constitute our program mission, our mission is to save the lives of the youth of our community through leadership we have all learned as U.S. Marines, this program has provided a positive alternative to other programs that have failed. A lifestyle followed by our adult volunteers has proven itself through over 65 years of stability in the community.
To RISK, to live is to RISK, to RISK is to take action, to take action is to LEAD.
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