Memorial for Women Who Worked on the Home Front in WWII
This act authorizes a foundation to establish a memorial in Washington D.C., honoring women who contributed to the war effort on the home front during World War II. Importantly, the memorial's construction will be funded entirely by private donations, ensuring no taxpayer money is used. Any leftover funds will support national memorial maintenance.
Key points
Authorizes the creation of a memorial in Washington D.C. for women who worked on the home front during WWII.
The memorial will be funded solely by private contributions, with no federal funds used.
Any excess funds will be deposited for the maintenance of other national memorials.
Status:
Expired
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