Meet Our Charities
Pictured above is a recipient of a COVID-19 Emergency Relief Grant along with her two children. A former PFC in the United States Army, she shares with our staff "I would like to say thank you so much to The MOAA Foundation for all of your help and resources. We really appreciate it from the bottom of our hearts.”
Photo Credit: Javier Chavez
In 2015, MOAA, the nation’s most respected and enduring veterans organizations, created The MOAA Foundation (tax ID 46-4219250, CFC No. 86590) to bridge the ever-widening gap between the urgent needs of our nation’s military families and local, state, and national resources addressing those needs.
The MOAA Foundation (TMF) creates, enhances, expands, or supports high-impact, proven-successful programs and services enabling the nation’s uniformed servicemembers and veterans of all ranks, and their families, to maintain a quality of life reflective of their selfless service to America.
Focusing on 5 key areas- Career Transition, Crisis Relief, Community Outreach, Military Spouse Professional Development, and Professional Education Outreach, TMF has made a difference in the lives of over 100,000 members of the uniformed services community.
John C., a current beneficiary of the MOAA Scholarship Fund. John is currently studying Physics and Math with dreams of becoming a particle physicist or astrophysicist when he is finished with his education.
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Founded in 1948, the MOAA Scholarship Fund (tax ID No. 54-1659039, CFC No. 11285) supports the Educational Assistance Program that has helped over 16,000 students and has given more than $160 million in benefits in the form of interest-free loans and grants. Support is offered to students who are children of active duty, Reserve, National Guard, or retired military personnel.
Interest-Free Loans: The interest-free loans are renewable annually for up to five years of full-time undergraduate study or until the student receives their first degree (whichever occurs first).
Grants: These funds are given to eligible students and do not require repayment. We have multiple grant programs with various eligibility requirements.
John C., a current beneficiary of the MOAA Scholarship Fund. John is currently studying Physics and Math with dreams of becoming a particle physicist or astrophysicist when he is finished with his education.
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MOAA Charities Development Staff
Amanda Centers, CFRE, Vice President, Development
Jackie Copek, CFRE, Senior Associate Director, MOAA Charities
Genelle Cox, Development Program Manager
Ryan Hogan, Development Associate
Lauren Walters, Development Program Director
Hailey White, MBA, Development Associate
Board of Directors
The MOAA Foundation Board of Directors
Gen Thomas D. Waldhauser, USMC (Ret), Chair
RADM Richard A. Buchanan, USN (Ret)
CAPT Marvin H. Heinze, USN (Ret)
Mrs. Virginia "Gail" Joyce, Surviving Spouse
LtCol Ronald J. Clark, USMC (Ret)
Val Hawkins
David Kaplan
MOAA Scholarship Fund Board of Directors
COL Lucretia M. McClenney, USA (Ret), Chair
Col Rojan J. Robotham, USAF
CWO4 Lelia P. Jackson, USMC (Ret)
Mrs. Virginia "Gail" Joyce, Surviving Spouse
COL Stephanie E. Dawson, USA (Ret)
Contact Us
For questions regarding our Community Outreach Program or The MOAA Foundation, please email moaa_foundation@moaa.org.
For questions regarding our Crisis Relief program, please email relief@moaa.org.
For questions regarding any of our Scholarship Fund programs, please email edassist@moaa.org.
For questions regarding how you, your chapter, or your business can help the MOAA Scholarship Fund, please email moaasf@moaa.org.
For all other questions about The MOAA Foundation or the MOAA Scholarship Fund, contact our Development Team: (800) 234-6622 or development@moaa.org.
Together We Make A Difference
Our work is made possible thanks to a generous community of supporters who believe in the mission of both MOAA Charities. Join us today to help us ensure our community has the support they deserve.
The MOAA Charities Mission
The MOAA Foundation (TMF, EIN 46-4219250), a 501(c)(3) charitable subsidiary of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), is proud to serve all members of the uniformed services community. Through 5 targeted areas of support, TMF provides life-changing programs and support to active duty members, veterans, military spouses, caregivers, survivors, and families regardless of rank or branch of service.
MOAA Scholarship Fund (SF, EIN 54-1659039), a 501(c)(3) charitable subsidiary of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), offers students of military families financial relief to alleviate some of the burden that comes with continuing education.
Donations to The MOAA Foundation and the MOAA Scholarship Fund are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
