The mission of the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor Brotherhood Association (EGABA) is to unite United States Marines and honorary members through a lifelong commitment to fellowship, service, support, and camaraderie. Built upon the values represented by the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor, our organization exists to ensure that no Marine stands alone during life's challenges.

EGABA is dedicated to providing a safe, welcoming, and judgment-free environment where Marines can openly discuss the mental, physical, and emotional struggles they may face. We encourage every Marine to seek help without fear of stigma, recognizing that asking for assistance is an act of courage—not weakness. Through peer support, mentorship, fellowship, and connections to military, veteran, and community resources, we strive to improve the well-being of every Marine we serve.

Our greatest strength is the shared bond of having earned the title Marine. Marines understand one another through common experiences, shared sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to the values of honor, courage, and commitment. This unique connection enables us to provide meaningful support, encouragement, and hope to fellow Marines navigating life's most difficult moments.

EGABA's mission is to strengthen the Marine Corps brotherhood by fostering lifelong relationships, promoting service to others, and ensuring that every Marine knows they are valued, respected, and never alone. Together, we honor those who have served, support those who continue to serve, and stand beside those who need us most.

Our commitment is simple: Marines Helping Marines—For Life.

EGABA GOALS

EGABA Short term goal: 

EGABA's short-term goal is to establish and host an annual gathering for all members that celebrates the enduring bond of the Marine Corps through fellowship, camaraderie, and mutual support. This event will strengthen relationships among members while reinforcing the values and traditions that unite us as Marines.

A primary objective of this annual gathering is to cultivate the true meaning of Esprit de Corps within the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor Brotherhood Association. We seek to foster a deep sense of pride, unity, loyalty, and belonging among our members by creating opportunities to reconnect, share experiences, support one another, and build lasting friendships.

Through this shared experience, EGABA will continue to strengthen the common bond that exists within our association, inspiring enthusiasm, dedication, and unwavering commitment to one another. Our annual gathering will serve as a reminder that the brotherhood formed by earning the title Marine does not end with military service—it continues throughout our lives.

By bringing our members together each year, we reaffirm our promise to preserve the spirit of the Marine Corps, promote lifelong fellowship, and ensure that every member remains connected to a community that stands ready to support them in times of celebration, challenge, and need.

EGABA Long term goal: 

EGABA's long-term goal is to establish a permanent headquarters and develop an Eagle, Globe, and Anchor Lodge or Ranch that serves as a place of refuge, fellowship, healing, and renewal for its members. This facility will provide a welcoming environment where Marines can step away from the pressures of everyday life, reconnect with fellow Marines, and find peace, encouragement, and support.

The vision for this retreat is to create a safe, positive, and stress-free setting where members—especially those living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and other mental, physical, or emotional challenges—can rest, recharge, reflect, and regain the strength needed to face life's ongoing battles. Through fellowship, peer support, wellness activities, and access to appropriate resources, EGABA seeks to help members restore hope, resilience, and purpose.

More than a building, the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor Lodge or Ranch will stand as a lasting symbol of the Marine Corps brotherhood—a place where every member is welcomed, respected, and reminded that they never have to face life's struggles alone. It will embody the values of honor, courage, commitment, and service while promoting lifelong friendships and mutual support.

Our long-term vision is to build a sanctuary that inspires healing, strengthens resilience, and encourages positive mental, physical, and emotional well-being for every EGABA member. By investing in one another and preserving the spirit of Esprit de Corps, we will create a legacy that serves Marines not only today, but for generations to come.

Our vision is simple: to build a place where Marines can heal, reconnect, and continue the fight together—because no Marine should ever have to fight alone.