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<strong>MCCS</strong> Worldwide Facts<br />
MARINE CORPS COMMUNITY SERVICES (<strong>MCCS</strong>)<br />
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Throughout the past several years, the Commandant of the Marine Corps initiated an accelerated implementation<br />
plan to improve Quality of Life programming and to transition Marine and family support programs to<br />
a wartime footing. To assist in this endeavor, <strong>MCCS</strong> Headquarters and field personnel undertook a rigorous<br />
strategic planning process to develop the Marine Corps <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Services</strong> Vision and Strategy, which is<br />
nested in the Commandant’s Marine Corps Vision and Strategy 2025. This plan was approved by the <strong>MCCS</strong><br />
Board of Directors in December 2008 and outlines how the organization will achieve its critical and primary<br />
mission: Taking care of Marines and their families.<br />
Goals of <strong>MCCS</strong> Vision and Strategy 2025<br />
• To focus on the individual Marine and his/her family<br />
• Build multi-capable and adaptable programs and services<br />
• Posture to better counter “threats” in complex business operating environments<br />
• Invigorate partnerships and internal and external relationships<br />
• Expand presence and communication<br />
• Become a “critical enabler” for programs and services to support Marines and their families<br />
<strong>MCCS</strong> Facts & Figures<br />
ABOUT US<br />
• Established in 1999<br />
• Remains the only organization within DoD that<br />
combines family services, off-duty voluntary<br />
education, youth programs, morale, welfare<br />
and recreation, and Marine Corps exchanges<br />
under a single organizational construct<br />
• Supported with HQMC centralized services in<br />
the areas of buying, retail accounting, recreation,<br />
library management and others when<br />
cost effective<br />
• Strives to be a user-friendly and responsive single<br />
portal that provides constant, unwavering<br />
support to Marines and their families throughout<br />
their entire service or affiliation with the<br />
United States Marine Corps<br />
MANPOWER<br />
• Employs over 13,000 civilians with 1,000 civilians<br />
just in childcare programs<br />
• Creates a professional workforce focused on<br />
customer service<br />
OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMS<br />
• Operates over 80 programs<br />
• Operates over 2,250 facilities<br />
• Executed and operated by installation Commanders<br />
• Serves customer population including active<br />
duty, reservists, retirees, DoD civilians and<br />
some DoD contractors. (May also serve civilians<br />
from local community if approved)<br />
• <strong>Services</strong> more than 7 million visitors at <strong>MCCS</strong><br />
operated fitness centers annually<br />
• Operates with social and business bottom<br />
lines; both missions are critical to installation<br />
communities<br />
REVENUE<br />
• Generates approximately $<strong>29</strong>0 million in appropriated<br />
funds<br />
• Generates over $1 billion in non-appropriated<br />
fund revenue<br />
• Creates largest profit to sales margin at Temporary<br />
Lodging Facilities<br />
• Averages $<strong>29</strong>.8 million per year in annual programmed<br />
construction projects