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    Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Estimated Time: 16 hours per Month Location: P.O. Box 555006 Building 1121 Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 Interest Area: Communit...

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    Address: P.O. Box 555006 Building 1121 Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 Contact: Roxann Clouse Phone: 7607255337 Website: http://www.nmcrs.org Nav...

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    Society Thrift Shops enable servicemembers and their families to purchase used clothing, uniforms, and household items at a nominal cost. The sales income re...

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NMCRS Camp Pendleton
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
Box 555006, Bldg 1121
Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5006
e-mail to: Michael Hire, hiremike@campen.nmcrs.org
Hours: Mon.-Wed., Fri. 0800-1600

Thur. 0800-1515
Phone:(760) 725-5337/5338
DSN: 365-5818
Fax: (760) 385-4356
Additional Services: Thrift Shop, Visiting Nurse

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NMCRS San Onofre
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society
School of Infantry
Bldg. 520512
P.O. Box 555006
Camp Pendleton, CA 92055-5006
e-mail to: Vena Fredericks, frederic@sanono.nmcrs.org
Hours: Mon.-Wed., Fri. 0830-1600

Thur. 0830-1500
Phone: (760) 725-7497/7494
DSN: 361-3739
Fax: (760) 725-7528

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The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is a nonprofit, charitable organization that provides financial, educational, and other assistance to members of the Naval Services of the United States, and their eligible family members and survivors, when in need. To do this, counseling, loans, grants, various services, and referral to other community resources are available. There are no fees for such help.

The Society, operating in partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps, administers nearly 250 offices ashore and afloat at Navy and Marine Corps bases around the world.

Our trained caseworkers are familiar with the special conditions of service life. They have a realistic understanding of the potential hardships facing servicemembers and their families.

The Society can help:

Active duty and retired Navy and Marine Corps personnel
Eligible family members of the personnel listed above
Eligible family members of Navy and Marine Corps personnel who died on active duty or in a retired status
Reservists on extended active duty
Indigent mothers (65 years or older) of deceased servicemembers who have limited resources and no family to provide for their welfare
Ex-spouses "20-20-20" (unremarried former spouses whose marriage to a servicemember lasted for at least 20 years while the servicemember was on active duty)
Uniformed members of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
The Society does not:
Pay bills for non-essentials
Finance liberty and vacations
Pay fines or legal expenses
Pay taxes
Finance recreational boats or vehicles
Help Navy and Marine Corps families live beyond their means
Services which the Society provides include:

Interest-free loans or grants to deal with emergency needs
Education loans and grants
Lifetime benefits information assistance

When the servicemember can afford to repay, financial assistance is provided as an interest-free loan, which is normally repaid by allotment. If repayment would cause a hardship, assistance may be provided as a grant or a combination of grant and interest-free loan. NMCRS does not, however, assist with the purchase of non-essentials, nor does it supplement the income of persons who live beyond their means.

Money Management
Food Lockers
Layettes
Thrift Shops
Visiting Nurse Services