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Support the U.S. Army Auxiliary Activation Project
 
The U.S. Army Auxiliary Activation Project is a national initiative working to secure Congressional authorization for a federally recognized U.S. Army Auxiliary—modeled after the Civil Air Patrol and the Coast Guard Auxiliary—to strengthen civil defense, disaster response, and community preparedness across the United States.
 
This effort is currently funded entirely through private support. Printing, postage, outreach materials, legislative engagement, and stakeholder coordination are real, ongoing costs. Your contribution directly supports these activities and helps move this initiative from concept to reality.
 
Monthly Support Makes the Difference
The default donation is $10 per month. While one-time donations are appreciated, recurring monthly contributions are strongly preferred, as they allow us to plan and sustain long-term national outreach efforts.​
 
Supporter Benefits
Supporters who contribute $10 or more per month on a recurring basis will receive:
20% off all purchases at our official store:www.ServiceOutfitters.us
A unique discount code sent via email after your donation
 
Payment Options
You may donate directly through the secure Donate button on this page.
 
Because the U.S. Army Auxiliary Activation Project is not yet a formally established legal entity, donations may also be accepted via Venmo and Cash App using personal accounts as a temporary administrative measure. QR codes for these options are displayed to the right of this text box.
 
Transparency & Trust
All donations are used exclusively to support outreach, materials, and operational expenses directly related to advancing the creation and recognition of a U.S. Army Auxiliary. This project is operated with professionalism, transparency, and a long-term national focus.
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We believe 2026 can be a defining year, particularly by aligning this effort with the 250th Anniversary of the United States. With your help, we can make the U.S. Army Auxiliary a reality.
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Thank you for your support.
— Jim StephensNational AdministratorU.S. Army Auxiliary Activation Project