About

The Foundation strives to influence the cryptologic future by sharing our educational resources, stimulating new knowledge, and commemorating our heritage. The NCF also provides needed support for the National Cryptologic Museum (NCM).

The Foundation is grateful to have dedicated & enthusiastic board members, as well as creative and knowledgeable individuals who serve on vital committees.

The Foundation is required to have our financial records audited each year. Our updated Form 990 is online via Guidestar, but here you can view the most recent Financial Report that functions as a summary of the 990.

Our staff is small but mighty! Learn more about our excellent team and their roles here.

NCF volunteers generously give of their time and talents to support our mission. They are involved in many phases of the foundation’s operation, such as artifact acquisition, financial management, programs, outreach, and more. Meet them and learn why volunteering for the NCF matters to them.

Need to connect with us? Find our contact info here. Don’t forget to also connect with us on our social sites!

The history of the Museum and the NCF includes dedicated leaders with a passionate vision and an unlikely museum home in a former motel & restaurant!

Do you know what the dots and dashes in our logo represent? Learn more about our logo!

You can find one of the NCF offices located within the National Cryptologic Museum and one located in Glen Burnie, MD. However, many of our programs and events are hosted at other locations. Many NCF programs take place in the CACI Inc., Maryland Conference Center located at 2720 Technology Drive in Annapolis Junction, MD 20755. An additional location for NCF and CCH programs is the Kossiakoff Center at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, MD. The annual Eagle Alliance Hosted Crypto Cup Golf Tournament usually takes place at Compass Pointe Golf Course in Pasadena, MD.