HARRISON'S HEROES
Dear Supporters,
Thank you! Together we've raised over $100,000 to honor Pearl Harbor's heroes! I am very excited because I'm working with the education team at Pacific Historic Parks on an immersive and inclusive virtual reality experience for children that brings to life the stories of Pearl Harbor. Please consider continuing to donate as we bring this experience to the Pearl Harbor Memorial and beyond. I can't wait to share more with you — check back for more details!
Thank you and God bless America,
Harrison Johnson
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Meet the 11-year old
Raising 100k to Honor the
Heroes of Pearl Harbor
"Eleven-year-old Harrison Johnson from North Carolina was assigned a project about Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Hawaii when he became concerned that few of his classmates knew about what happened on that tragic day. He became inspired to raise money to support educational programs for the memorial. TODAY’s Craig Melvin sits down with Johnson to learn about his mission."
Click here to see the full interview from The Today Show.
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Let's raise $100K together to help boys and girls like me remember our Pearl Harbor Heroes!
This pint-sized history buff is on a mission to help preserve the legacies of Dec 7's heroes
Harrison's Heroes! Harrison shares why he started his fundraising journey
Meet 11-year-old Harrison Johnson. His third-grade history project led him to learn about Pearl Harbor. His research came to life after a visit to Pearl Harbor National Memorial, home of the USS Arizona Memorial. Upon his return home to North Carolina, he announced his desire to raise $100,000 to support the continued remembrance on this important memorial.
Pacific Historic Parks is the non-profit cooperating association of the National Park Service in stewardship of Pearl Harbor. Our mission is to Remember, Honor and Understand World War II in the Pacific.
Sadly many schools are no longer teaching the lessons of the December 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor and how our country, led by our greatest generation, rallied and beat the forces of tyranny.
We are pleased this fundraising campaign is being led by this inspiring young man.
Become a hero today!! Help Harrison meet his goal.