Donation Requests

Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Moto

Committed to Deliver Quality Fraternity Leadership, Dependable Community Projects, Critical Emergency Communication to Save Lives And Have A Lasting Positive Impact on Communities.

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Help the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club achieve positive community goals, in:
1). Educational IEEE Programs,
2). Emergency Auxiliary Community Radio Communications,
3). Community Engagements,
4). Disaster Relief,
5). Youth ARRL Services,
6). Much more Community Programs.

SUPPORT THE FORT WARD AMATEUR RADIO CLUB LEADERSHIP

PYRAMID SVR-252 MOBILE REPEATER

Need to raise $300.

ACQUIRED.

Tait vision is to create safer, more proactive organizations by redefining the boundaries of critical communications.

Tait 50 years experience in critical communications, Tait is passionate about critical communications. Tait aim is to be at the cutting edge of critical communications, to give Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club reliable critical communications that provide dependable and positive ways in Fwarc organizational communicationscapacitiess .

TAIT VHF & UHF CRITICAL COMMUNICATION REPEATER

Need to raise $1400.

ACQUIRED.

Tait vision is to create safer, more proactive organizations by redefining the boundaries of critical communications.

TAIT VHF CRITICAL COMMUNICATION REPEATER

Need to raise $1300.

Amount Currently Raised: $00.

Bainbridge Island, Washington on early morning of December 7,1941, Fort Ward Naval Radio Station, known as the "S" Station, Intercepted a radio message from Tokyo, Japan.

This radio signal interception, marked the begining of United State Entering World War II, with attack on Pearl Harbor

HONORING THE WWII FORT WARD RADIOMEN CEREMONIAL WREATH

FORT WARD NAVAL RADIO STATION PEARL HARBOR INTERCEPTION

Need to raise $5,000.

Amount Currently Raised: $00.

To donate a listed or donate funds for the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Donation Requests, please print and fillout the Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club Donation Requests Registration Form Donation Requests Form and email PDF/DOC fwarc@usa.com or mail it to:

Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club,Donation Requests,
321 High School Road NE, Ste:D3 292
Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110

Phone: 206-780-6885 E-mail: fwarc@usa.com