Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation

Based on its 2023 tax return, we calculate that Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation spent 80 percent of its $41.5 million budget on programs and 20 percent on overhead. This meets our recommendation that a recommended charity spend at least 75 percent of its budget on programs.

The Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation reported two transactions involving interested parties. Captain John E. Arnold, Ret., a board member and resident of Vinson Hall, was paid $153,841 by the organization for residential and healthcare services provided by the facility. Similarly, Ann Arnold, the spouse of a board member and also a resident of Vinson Hall, was paid $181,352 by the organization for residential and healthcare services received from the organization.

We did not detect any issues with Navy Marine Coast Guard Residence Foundation when screening the organization. Read more about our rating system here.

Vinson Hall Retirement Community near Washington, D.C., is a true Life Plan Community (also known as a Continuing Care Retirement Community or CCRC) that offers independent living plus long-term care for seniors.

Independent living at Vinson Hall Retirement Community is dedicated to serving military officers and their families, as well as retired government employees (GS-14 and higher) from any federal agency.