Sponsor Groups
Sponsor Groups
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U.S. Naval Sea Cadets: R. D. Stethem Battalion
Be a Sponsor for our Cadets!
Be a Sponsor for our Cadets!
While our Battalion has a Primary Sponsor, various organizations can agree to be an additional sponsor to our Sea Cadets!
Various organizations such as military commands, commercial businesses, associations like veterans groups, and non profit organizations can become a Sponsor.
Groups within an organization such as Senior and Junior Leadership groups (i.e. Chiefs Mess, First Class Petty Officer Associations) can also become a sponsor for our Battalion.
Sponsors Provide Many Types of Support
Sponsors Provide Many Types of Support
The primary objective of a sponsor is to assist our Battalion in fulfilling our mission. Sponsors actively support our Battalion, however, leave direct supervisory authority to Sea Cadet leadership within the Battalion.
Although sponsors can provide financial support, this is not required!
Sponsors provide support for our Battalion's Sea Cadets by:
establish primary & secondary points of contact to serve as liaisons to our Battalion
providing needed material, tools, equipment, etc for trainings
provide volunteers from their group to assist in unit drills, fundraisers and other activities
coordinate joint Sponsor-Battalion community service and other COMREL events for our Sea Cadets to participate
military sponsors utilize their networks to secure training events with with other military commands
provide volunteers to serve as direct mentors for cadets pursuing special programs (college, officer programs, SEALS, Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, etc)
securing training facilities for Battalion use
Coordinate with Battalion staff to Host A Drill and provide training for a Drill day.
Click here to see how your Organization can HOST A DRILL
Liability Protection for Sponsors and Host Commands
Liability Protection for Sponsors and Host Commands
1. Our General Comprehensive Liability policy provides coverage for Sponsors
This liability policy provides coverage for Sea Cadet Adult Leaders, the Sponsor organization and volunteers who may be assisting in Sea Cadet Activities.
Sponsors can request more information about the Sea Cadets' Liability Insurance via email to info@seacadets.org
2. Sea Cadets provides Excess Health Insurance policy to all enrolled Adult Volunteers and Cadets.
"USNSCC personnel are covered during scheduled, sponsored, and approved Naval League Cadet Corps and Naval Sea Cadet Corps events, and while traveling uninterruptedly to and from such events."
Additionally, all Cadets and Adult Volunteers are required to have their own personal health insurance and provide proof of such at time of enrollment into the program.
Click on the file to view the Excess Health Insurance Policy Information.
NSCC Insurance Excess Health Policy 2025.pdf3. All Adult Instructors and Parents of Cadets who are enrolled in the Sea Cadets sign and agree to a Standard Release Agreement.
Parents of our Sea Cadets and League Cadets sign Liability Release Agreements upon enrolling their cadet into the Sea Cadet program.
This release protects the following organizations/individuals when supporting a Sea Cadet or League Cadet event:
The government of the United States of America and all its departments and agencies
Any jurisdiction (state, county, city, town, district or other political subdivision) where official USNSCC activities take place
The Navy League of the United States
Any organization or association, public or private, that sponsors USNSCC activities
The USNSCC
All officers, representatives, and agents, acting officially or otherwise of the previously mentioned, jurisdictions, organizations, and associations.
All Adult Volunteers enrolled in the Sea Cadet program sign similar Liability Release Agreements upon their enrollment as an Instructor.
Click on the files to view the Parent and Adult Volunteer Release Agreements.
NSCC Parent Consent and Liability Release for Cadet.pdfNSCC Adult Volunteer Release Agreement.pdfPage updated
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