Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Kaneohe

Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Kaneohe NMCRS provides financial, educational, and other assistance to members of the Navy & Marine Corps GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
1. We value our client. We value our staff.

Welcome to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Kaneohe official page. This page is intended to share resources, interact with, and provide up-to-date information for our online community. Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society educates and provides financial assistance for Active-Duty and Retired Marines and Sailors, and their eligible family members in times of need. We are committed to provi

ding quality service. We will meet our clients' emergency needs and, through quality services and programs, help them develop viable and lasting solutions to their problems. Our staff will apply the Society's policies on a consistent and compassionate basis. We will respond to emergent needs and changes.
2. We will: provide a non-judgmental atmosphere that encourages our clients to achieve self-sufficiency: preserve their dignity and self-respect; maintain appropriate and effective communication with command; and respect client confidentiality within published guidelines of the Society.
3. We are committed to good stewardship. We will be responsible stewards of the financial resources entrusted to us; we will exercise conscientious and diligent management of the Society's funds.
4. We will provide our staff- Volunteers and Employees- with the training, education, and other tools necessary to attain the highest levels of effectiveness and professionalism throughout the organization.
5. We value volunteerism. We are committed to the principle of Volunteer Service; we will empower our Volunteers to administer the programs of the Society.
6. We believe in personal financial responsibility. By helping clients develop their own problem-solving capabilities, the Society encourages personal financial responsibility; we recognize that the best solution is not necessarily direct financial assistance.

National Financial Awareness Day matters to us because money stress can touch every part of military family life. A budg...
08/14/2026

National Financial Awareness Day matters to us because money stress can touch every part of military family life. A budget question, an unexpected bill, or a big transition can feel heavy when you're carrying it alone.

That's why we are here: to offer practical, confidential support that helps Sailors, Marines, and their families feel more prepared.

This month, take one small step. Look at your budget, revisit your savings plan, or talk with someone who can help you sort through the questions.

A small step today can make tomorrow feel much more manageable.

Visit your local NMCRS office to make an appointment for free and confidential budget preparation services.

Prepare for Your Growing Family with our NMCRS Budget for Baby® WorkshopExpecting a baby or recently welcomed a new addi...
08/08/2026

Prepare for Your Growing Family with our NMCRS Budget for Baby® Workshop

Expecting a baby or recently welcomed a new addition to your family? Join us for our Budget for Baby® Workshop on Monday, August 17th, from 0900-1100 and gain practical financial skills to help you confidently prepare for the costs of parenthood.

During this educational workshop, participants will learn effective budgeting strategies, explore financial planning resources, and receive tools designed to support long-term financial stability for their growing families.

Participants will also receive:
• A tote bag for baby essentials
• A handmade baby blanket
• A $50 Amazon gift card
• Budgeting resources and financial planning materials

Investing time in financial education today can help reduce financial stress and provide a stronger foundation for your family's future.

To register, contact NMCRS Kaneohe Bay at 808-496-1972.

Eligibility: Active-duty and retired Marines and Sailors, their dependents, surviving spouses, activated reservists, and active-duty Coast Guard members.

Purple Heart Day matters deeply to us because the cost of service is not abstract. It lives in real people, real familie...
08/07/2026

Purple Heart Day matters deeply to us because the cost of service is not abstract. It lives in real people, real families, and stories of courage that deserve to be held with care.

Today, we honor those who were wounded or made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Their bravery reminds us why our mission must always begin with compassion for the service members and families who carry the lasting weight of sacrifice.

To every Purple Heart recipient and every loved one walking beside them: we are grateful for your courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment.

The legacy you leave isn't measured by what you keep—it's measured by the lives you touch.During National Make-a-Will Mo...
08/06/2026

The legacy you leave isn't measured by what you keep—it's measured by the lives you touch.

During National Make-a-Will Month, discover how including Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society in your will can provide hope and support for generations of Sailors, Marines, and their families.

Read the story and learn about the Clarence Dillon Society. ❤️

When we celebrate the Coast Guard's birthday, we're celebrating a sister Sea Service that serves alongside the Navy and ...
08/04/2026

When we celebrate the Coast Guard's birthday, we're celebrating a sister Sea Service that serves alongside the Navy and Marine Corps with courage, readiness, and heart.

That connection matters to us. Coast Guard members and their families understand service, sacrifice, long days, missed milestones, and the strength it takes to keep showing up for others.

To every Coast Guard member, past and present, and to the families who stand beside them: Happy Birthday and thank you for all you do.

LinkedIn: Happy 236th Birthday to the United States Coast Guard, a sister Sea Service serving alongside the Navy and Marine Corps in protecting our nation, responding in moments of need, and caring for communities.

At NMCRS, we know that service is never carried by one person alone. Families, loved ones, and communities help make that commitment possible. To every Coast Guard member, past and present: thank you for your service and Happy Birthday.

August 1–7 is World Breastfeeding Week 🤍This week, we celebrate the strength, dedication, and love that goes into every ...
08/01/2026

August 1–7 is World Breastfeeding Week 🤍

This week, we celebrate the strength, dedication, and love that goes into every feeding journey, whatever that may look like for you and your baby. Breastfeeding can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also come with challenges, questions, and moments of uncertainty, and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Most of our Visiting Nurses hold a Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) credential or higher, bringing both clinical knowledge and compassionate, real-world support right to your home.

Your NMCRS Visiting Nurse would love to help with any breastfeeding or lactation questions or concerns you may have, whether you're just getting started, working through challenges, or looking for reassurance along the way.

You’ve got this, and we’ve got you. 💙

This Military Consumer Month, let NMCRS be that place you turn to. Every day we help families build a stronger financial...
07/28/2026

This Military Consumer Month, let NMCRS be that place you turn to. Every day we help families build a stronger financial foundation through education, personalized guidance, and support when life doesn’t go according to plan.

We can help you:

✔ Review your monthly spending
✔ Learn how to check your credit report regularly
✔ Build a budget so you have money set aside for unexpected expenses
✔ Think of all the questions before making major financial decisions

Because financial readiness isn’t about dollars and cents. It’s about reducing stress, creating stability, and having the confidence to face whatever comes next.

Learn more at nmcrs.org

Today, on Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who answered their nation’s call ...
07/27/2026

Today, on Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who answered their nation’s call during the Korean War.

More than seven decades ago, they served in harsh conditions, far from home, demonstrating extraordinary courage, resilience, and sacrifice in defense of freedom. Many endured unimaginable hardships. Some never returned home.

At NMCRS, we are especially grateful for the Sailors, Marines, and families whose strength carried them through those challenging years. Their service helped shape the military community we are privileged to support today.

As we reflect on the signing of the armistice on July 27, 1953, we remember those who served, honor those who were lost, and express our deepest gratitude to the veterans who continue to carry the stories of the “Forgotten War.”

Please join us in honoring our Korean War veterans and their families today.

A car repair you didn’t see coming. A travel reimbursement that’s taking longer than expected. An unexpected trip home t...
07/24/2026

A car repair you didn’t see coming. A travel reimbursement that’s taking longer than expected. An unexpected trip home to be with a seriously ill loved one.

Military life can bring surprises, and sometimes those surprises come with financial stress. That’s why it helps to know where to turn before you need help.

This Military Consumer Month, take a few minutes to explore the resources available to you and your family. Having a plan and knowing there’s trusted support available, can make difficult moments feel a little less overwhelming.

We’re here for you. Every day we help Sailors, Marines and their families navigate life’s unexpected challenges with compassionate support, financial guidance, and practical assistance when it’s needed most.

Because peace of mind isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about knowing you don’t have to face life’s challenges alone. Learn more at nmcrs.org

One donation. Countless possibilities.A child’s book can inspire a new reader. A kitchen item can help a family settle i...
07/15/2026

One donation. Countless possibilities.

A child’s book can inspire a new reader. A kitchen item can help a family settle into a new home. A gently used uniform can help a single service member save big.

This National Give Something Away Day, your donated items can continue their journey by helping Sailors, Marines, and their families find affordable essentials that fuel the support they need along the way.

Because when we share what we have, we strengthen the community that serves us all.

Find an NMCRS Thrift Shop or Uniform Locker to donate to near you: https://www.nmcrs.org/our-services/thrift-shopsservices/thrift-shops

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Kailua, HI

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+18082571972

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