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Organization Analysis: The Heritage Foundation

                As conservative organizations go, the Heritage Foundation stands tall as a fascinating and admirable research traditional and establishmentarian organization. The Heritage Foundation’s organizational success stems from its observant strategies in advertising, its profound public relations, and the open-minded support from its conservative proponents linking up to its mission. Heritage Foundation’s mission is to build an America that nurtures and proliferates civil society, freedom, prosperity, and opportunity (The Heritage Foundation, 2019). The organization achieves this through progressing in modern approaches, looking into restrictions in government, traditional American virtues, and pledges of freedom. From members of Congress, staff and congressional helps, and staff writers, the organization’s circulars and production are distributed to echo their agendas by supporting religious activities and talking against programs set up by the government in society regarding minorities.

                Through its main goal tied into its mission, Heritage Foundation is geared towards offering help to social organizations to prepare them for any disasters that may strike. Heritage Foundation also seeks to join forces to provide social resources in the event of crises. The Heritage Foundation is also keen on encouraging efforts by the government to assist in successful responses to various crises and catastrophic episodes.

According to the Heritage Foundation’s 2021 Index of US Military Strength, the reports show the military capabilities of the US.  The reports split into four areas evaluate to what extent the US military can apply force to accomplish its mission and the abilities of the US military based on the global operating environment, global threat assessment, and protection of the US allies and interest (The Heritage Foundation, 2021). The index’s reports further explain that the US naval fleet is rather small, there is a shortage of pilots in the US Air Force, and the Marine Corps’ capacity moved from marginal to weak because of its efforts to reduce battalions from 24 to 21. On the other hand, the US Armed Forces are still at a marginal status, explaining that different programs geared towards modernizing power-competition are in their developmental stage.