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Pearl Harbor National Memorial Visitor Orientation Center Restoration Fund
Today, we stand at a critical juncture in the life of this sacred site.
Preserve the Legacy. Honor the Sacrifice. Inspire the Future.
The Pearl Harbor Heroes National Campaign is a bold and unifying effort launched by Pacific Historic Parks, the nonprofit partner of the National Park Service at Pearl Harbor National Memorial.
This nationwide campaign seeks to preserve the sacred legacy of Pearl Harbor, honor those who served and sacrificed on December 7, 1941, and inspire future generations through education, restoration, and remembrance.
Every donor, volunteer, and advocate who joins this campaign becomes part of a new generation of HEROES — those who ensure the memory of World War II and the lessons of Pearl Harbor endure. Whether you give, share, visit, or spread the word, you are standing watch over one of America’s most hallowed places.
This is your opportunity to protect a national treasure.
This is your time to be a Pearl Harbor Hero.
Over 80 years have passed since the attack on Pearl Harbor changed the course of world history. The USS Arizona Memorial, USS Oklahoma Memorial, USS Utah Memorial, and other sites on Ford Island and across the harbor remain powerful symbols of sacrifice and resilience. But time and the elements are taking a toll.
We must act now to ensure that these historic memorials — and the stories they represent — are protected, restored, and shared for generations to come. We are the guardians entrusted to protect this history so that these sacrifices are never forgotten.
The Pearl Harbor Heroes Campaign supports a series of strategic projects and programs.
Including the USS Oklahoma and USS Utah Memorials, Battleship Row Quays, and the Ford Island CPO Bungalows.
A modern facility that will welcome and educate millions of visitors each year with immersive exhibits and interpretive experiences.
Helping thousands of students — especially from underserved communities — experience Pearl Harbor firsthand.
Capturing, preserving, and sharing oral histories, photographs, and documents from those who served in the Pacific Theater.
Bringing history to life with cutting-edge technology for both in-person and remote visitors.
Pearl Harbor National Memorial Visitor Orientation Center Restoration Fund
Today, we stand at a critical juncture in the life of this sacred site.
