Welcome to MICA POTOMAC

The Potomac Chapter of the Army’s Military Intelligence Corps Association (MICA) seeks your support for a wide range of charitable activities. MICA is a 501(c)(3) organization tax ID # 74-2477077 as are the activities explained below, so all of your corporate donation is 100% tax deductible. 

DONATE AT:  

 https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4TC9YRFJ3NNSY&source=url 

The Potomac Chapter has committed itself to the greater National Capital Region (NCR) military community by supporting Veterans’ activities, multiple Wounded Warriors Programs, and active duty support and morale welfare organizations with annual charitable donations. As the largest MICA chapter, we do this by hosting a series of chapter-sponsored events where we bring together the Army’s C4ISR leadership, senior government executives, and industry partners for matters of mutual interest. We could not host these events or support these military charities without the commitment and generosity of our friends in industry - the many defense-based companies that provide invaluable professional services across a diverse mission spectrum to advance the Army’s dynamic and global intelligence mission. Our consistent sponsors and donors include large system integrators and other defense contractors contributing support to Army Intelligence missions, and an array of other Defense Department and National Security matters . . . a host of large and small businesses that routinely "give back” to the government agencies they support.

Donations are the key to success and on average, each year MICA Potomac raises $$20-25,000 to support various soldier-based academic and wounded-warrior-based rehabilitative programs. To enable our continuing charity efforts, we kindly encourage and cordially invite you to join these titans of industry by contributing any amount you believe appropriate. Based on historical contributions, we suggest large business donations average in the $2500-$10000 range with small business contributions falling in the $1000-$2000 range. But again, please feel free to contribute any amount within your comfort level. Your tax-deductible donations will support the following programs:

MICA National Scholarship Fund: Donations provide financial support to enlisted soldiers and their families pursuing undergraduate-level college courses. Scholarship funds can be used for attendance (tuition, books and classroom fees) at any regionally accredited college, university, state approved vocational school or technical institution. Potomac Chapter has been donating to this fund since 1999.

Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF): This nation-wide program is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated activities including education and outings. Your contributions help the two PHWFF chapters in the National Capital Region (Fort Belvoir and Quantico) and eleven other chapters located throughout Virginia.

Fort Belvoir Wounded Warrior Golf Program: This program is part of the Links to Freedom Golf Foundation which is dedicated to restoring a sense of normalcy to our wounded warriors, disabled veterans, their families, and caregivers through rehabilitative and adaptive golf programs at military and civilian golf courses nationwide. The primary focus is the physical, mental, social, and emotional needs of every participant while building a strong fellowship between participants and the greater golf community. Your contribution supports local soldiers and families right here in our own back yard at Fort Belvoir.

Veterans Fishing Adventure, Inc.: This is a locally based 501(c)(3) founded by a USMC veteran and his daughter in order to provide fishing and boating adventures on the Potomac River in Fairfax, VA, and the Occoquan River in Lorton, VA, to veterans and their families. The group runs a unique and specially configured boat that was built to accommodate wheelchair-bound veterans. First priority goes to those personnel under Hospice care and with mobility issues. All services are free and the organization is run through 100% volunteers and donations. Their goal is to have 20 boats in operation across the county in the next five years.

Should you have further questions, please feel free to contact MICA Potomac Vice President Deborah Beckworth: djazzb@yahoo.com or (703) 309-0199. Our MICA POTOMAC Secretary, Barry Miner at 703-201-0412, or our Treasurer, Mr. Jeff Pendry, who can work with you directly and provide tax contribution forms and receipts.  Jeff can be reached at: potomac.treasurer@micorps.org   or (360) 710-8158.  For any additional information or comments you would like to post or have highlighted on the MICA POTOMAC WEB SITE, email, call or text Barry Miner, MICA Potomac Secretary, at potomac.secretary@micorps.org. or 703-201-0412, or barry@vanguard6.com.

MICA Potomac Chapter sincerely thanks you for considering donating in support of our dedicated soldiers and defenders of freedom. 

                                                      “Always Out Front!” 

The Potomac Chapter of the Army’s Military Intelligence Corps Association (MICA) seeks your support for a wide range of charitable activities. MICA is a 501(c)(3) organization tax ID # 74-2477077 as are the activities explained below, so all of your corporate donation is 100% tax deductible. DONATE AT:  

 https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4TC9YRFJ3NNSY&source=url 

The Potomac Chapter has committed itself to the greater National Capital Region (NCR) military community by supporting Veterans’ activities, multiple Wounded Warriors Programs, and active duty support and morale welfare organizations with annual charitable donations. As the largest MICA chapter, we do this by hosting a series of chapter-sponsored events where we bring together the Army’s C4ISR leadership, senior government executives, and industry partners for matters of mutual interest. We could not host these events or support these military charities without the commitment and generosity of our friends in industry - the many defense-based companies that provide invaluable professional services across a diverse mission spectrum to advance the Army’s dynamic and global intelligence mission. Our consistent sponsors and donors include large system integrators and other defense contractors contributing support to Army Intelligence missions, and an array of other Defense Department and National Security matters . . . a host of large and small businesses that routinely "give back” to the government agencies they support.

Donations are the key to success and on average, each year MICA Potomac raises $$20-25,000 to support various soldier-based academic and wounded-warrior-based rehabilitative programs. To enable our continuing charity efforts, we kindly encourage and cordially invite you to join these titans of industry by contributing any amount you believe appropriate. Based on historical contributions, we suggest large business donations average in the $2500-$10000 range with small business contributions falling in the $1000-$2000 range. But again, please feel free to contribute any amount within your comfort level. Your tax-deductible donations will support the following programs:

MICA National Scholarship Fund: Donations provide financial support to enlisted soldiers and their families pursuing undergraduate-level college courses. Scholarship funds can be used for attendance (tuition, books and classroom fees) at any regionally accredited college, university, state approved vocational school or technical institution. Potomac Chapter has been donating to this fund since 1999.

Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF): This nation-wide program is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated activities including education and outings. Your contributions help the two PHWFF chapters in the National Capital Region (Fort Belvoir and Quantico) and eleven other chapters located throughout Virginia.

Fort Belvoir Wounded Warrior Golf Program: This program is part of the Links to Freedom Golf Foundation which is dedicated to restoring a sense of normalcy to our wounded warriors, disabled veterans, their families, and caregivers through rehabilitative and adaptive golf programs at military and civilian golf courses nationwide. The primary focus is the physical, mental, social, and emotional needs of every participant while building a strong fellowship between participants and the greater golf community. Your contribution supports local soldiers and families right here in our own back yard at Fort Belvoir.

Veterans Fishing Adventure, Inc.: This is a locally based 501(c)(3) founded by a USMC veteran and his daughter in order to provide fishing and boating adventures on the Potomac River in Fairfax, VA, and the Occoquan River in Lorton, VA, to veterans and their families. The group runs a unique and specially configured boat that was built to accommodate wheelchair-bound veterans. First priority goes to those personnel under Hospice care and with mobility issues. All services are free and the organization is run through 100% volunteers and donations. Their goal is to have 20 boats in operation across the county in the next five years.

Should you have further questions, please feel free to contact MICA Potomac Vice President Deborah Beckworth: djazzb@yahoo.com or (703) 309-0199. Our MICA POTOMAC Secretary, Barry Miner at 703-201-0412, or our Treasurer, Mr. Jeff Pendry, who can work with you directly and provide tax contribution forms and receipts.  Jeff can be reached at: potomac.treasurer@micorps.org   or (360) 710-8158.  For any additional information or comments you would like to post or have highlighted on the MICA POTOMAC WEB SITE, email, call or text Barry Miner, MICA Potomac Secretary, at potomac.secretary@micorps.org. or 703-201-0412, or barry@vanguard6.com.

MICA Potomac Chapter sincerely thanks you for considering this request and supporting rehabilitation of our dedicated soldiers and defenders of freedom. “Always Out Front!” 

The Potomac Chapter of the Army’s Military Intelligence Corps Association (MICA) seeks your support for a wide range of charitable activities. MICA is a 501(c)(3) organization tax ID # 74-2477077 as are the activities explained below, so all of your corporate donation is 100% tax deductible. DONATE AT:  

 https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4TC9YRFJ3NNSY&source=url 

The Potomac Chapter has committed itself to the greater National Capital Region (NCR) military community by supporting Veterans’ activities, multiple Wounded Warriors Programs, and active duty support and morale welfare organizations with annual charitable donations. As the largest MICA chapter, we do this by hosting a series of chapter-sponsored events where we bring together the Army’s C4ISR leadership, senior government executives, and industry partners for matters of mutual interest. We could not host these events or support these military charities without the commitment and generosity of our friends in industry - the many defense-based companies that provide invaluable professional services across a diverse mission spectrum to advance the Army’s dynamic and global intelligence mission. Our consistent sponsors and donors include large system integrators and other defense contractors contributing support to Army Intelligence missions, and an array of other Defense Department and National Security matters . . . a host of large and small businesses that routinely "give back” to the government agencies they support . . . AND to soldiers and families in need.

Donations are the key to success and on average, each year MICA Potomac raises $$20-25,000 to support various soldier-based academic and wounded-warrior-based rehabilitative programs. To enable our continuing charity efforts, we kindly encourage and cordially invite you to join these titans of industry by contributing any amount you believe appropriate. Based on historical contributions, we suggest large business donations average in the $2500-$15000 range with small business contributions falling in the $1000-$2500 range. But again, please feel free to contribute any amount within your comfort level. Your tax-deductible donations will support the following programs:

MICA National Scholarship Fund: Donations provide financial support to enlisted soldiers and their families pursuing undergraduate-level college courses. Scholarship funds can be used for attendance (tuition, books and classroom fees) at any regionally accredited college, university, state approved vocational school or technical institution. Potomac Chapter has been donating to this fund since 1999.

Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF): This nation-wide program is dedicated to the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled active military service personnel and disabled veterans through fly fishing and associated activities including education and outings. Your contributions help the two PHWFF chapters in the National Capital Region (Fort Belvoir and Quantico) and eleven other chapters located throughout Virginia.

Fort Belvoir Wounded Warrior Golf Program: This program is part of the Links to Freedom Golf Foundation which is dedicated to restoring a sense of normalcy to our wounded warriors, disabled veterans, their families, and caregivers through rehabilitative and adaptive golf programs at military and civilian golf courses nationwide. The primary focus is the physical, mental, social, and emotional needs of every participant while building a strong fellowship between participants and the greater golf community. Your contribution supports local soldiers and families right here in our own back yard at Fort Belvoir.

Veterans Fishing Adventure, Inc.: This is a locally based 501(c)(3) founded by a USMC veteran and his daughter in order to provide fishing and boating adventures on the Potomac River in Fairfax, VA, and the Occoquan River in Lorton, VA, to veterans and their families. The group runs a unique and specially configured boat that was built to accommodate wheelchair-bound veterans. First priority goes to those personnel under Hospice care and with mobility issues. All services are free and the organization is run through 100% volunteers and donations. Their goal is to have 20 boats in operation across the county. 

Should you have further questions, please feel free to contact MICA Potomac Vice President Deborah Beckworth: djazzb@yahoo.com or (703) 309-0199. Or contact our MICA POTOMAC Secretary, Barry Miner at 703-201-0412, or our Treasurer, Mr. Jeff Pendry; any MICA-P officer can work with you directly and provide tax contribution forms and receipts.  Jeff can be reached at: potomac.treasurer@micorps.org   or (360) 710-8158.  For any additional information or comments you would like to post or have highlighted on the MICA POTOMAC WEB SITE, email, call or text Barry Miner, MICA Potomac Secretary, at potomac.secretary@micorps.org. or 703-201-0412, or barry@vanguard6.com.

MICA Potomac Chapter sincerely thanks you for considering this request and supporting rehabilitation of our dedicated soldiers and defenders of freedom. “Always Out Front!”