Soldier: Organizer of World War II Victory
Statesman: Architect of the Marshall Plan
Humanitarian: Recipient of the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize
Our Commitment
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About the George C. Marshall Foundation
A fully private non-profit, the Foundation was founded in 1953 to ensure that George C. Marshall’s example will never be forgotten. Through a world-class research library, public programs, educational initiatives, and a host of digital offerings, it is the leading institution documenting one of the most important Americans of the twentieth century.
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The Marshall Plan
The State Department crafted the Marshall Plan concept, which George Marshall shared with the world in a speech on June 5, 1947, at Harvard University.
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Browse Collections
The mission of the George C. Marshall Research Library is collecting, preserving, and making available a documented record of the life and public service career of Gen. Marshall, and others of his time.
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Featured Content
Find the latest articles and videos from the George C. Marshall Foundation.
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Upcoming Events
Learn about lectures and other public programs on our calendar.
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Awards Programs
Learn about previous recipients of the George C. Marshall Foundation Award, the Andrew J. Goodpaster Award, and the George C. Marshall Foundation Humanitarian Award.