Gifts of life insurance keep sea service support strong

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The gifts of life insurance, by naming the Navy League as the beneficiary, will ensure that the United States' Navy League will continue to support the sea services, assist sea service families, and support the youth programs. Donating life insurance to the Navy League can be profitable as they are convenient, economical, flexible and private.

INSURANCE CARRIERS, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Insurance industry, Defense industry, Insurance, Defence industry

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Combined federal campaign designation offers added support to sea services

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The combined federal campaign (CFC) is the annual fundraising drive conducted by federal employees, postal service workers and men and women of armed services. It is reported that participating in the CFC will not only create awareness about the navy's contribution, but also will encourage new support for youth programs.

Armed Forces, Endorsements, Navy-yards and naval stations, Naval bases, Fund raising events

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Inspired giving is its own reward

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Donation to the Navy League is a rewarding act of generosity signifying ones patriotism and supporting the organization that works for the welfare of persons who have selflessly served the nation. Such an act is also an acknowledgement of our commitment to strengthen the nation's Naval services.

Finance, Gifts, Patriotism, Company financing

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