The MOAA Foundation (TMF)
The Crisis Relief Program is Here to Help!
The Crisis Relief Program provides critical support to the greater military and uniformed services community across the country during crisis situations.
Applications for the Crisis Relief Program are open year round to anyone in the military & uniformed services community that is experiencing a crisis situation. To learn more and apply, please click here.
About the MOAA Foundation
The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) established The MOAA Foundation (TMF) in 2014 to provide world class resources, support, and education to members of the uniformed services community.
TMF 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.
The MOAA Foundation (TMF) Career Transition program offers uniformed service members and veterans of all ranks and their families high-quality, career-development events and activities designed to introduce them to a range of civilian career possibilities, including professional certifications, advanced education and training, franchise ownership and entrepreneurship.
Learn more about our Career Transition program here.
The MOAA Foundation Community Outreach program provides grants to MOAA councils and chapters delivering direct assistance to military families in their local communities in nine areas of critical military and veteran family need. A number of MOAA councils and chapters nationwide are engaged in this type of very real, high-impact, community work. Financial assistance is provided to military families and veterans of all ranks. MOAA has 400+ councils and chapters in 50 states. This program is supported by corporate, foundation and public donations.
Learn more about our Community Outreach program here.
In April 2020, The MOAA Foundation launched an emergency COVID-19 Relief Fund to support military families impacted by the pandemic. Thanks to the support of more than 2,000 benevolent donors from around the world, we provided tens of thousands of dollars in individual emergency relief grants and MOAA council and chapter grants. As the pandemic has ebbed, however, crisis-related needs of military families and veterans still exist.
The MOAA Foundation Crisis Relief program— launched in Spring 2022- is an enduring emergency relief program to assist uniformed services personnel, veterans, and their families in the midst of crisis.
Learn more about our Crisis Relief program here.
The MOAA Foundation Military Spouse Professional Development program comprises several components designed to educate, train and empower military spouses to establish and sustain a successful career while meeting the challenges of a modern military family lifestyle. The program content is guided by the MOAA Currently Serving Spouse Advisory Council through continuous feedback regarding the types of syllabi, educational and training tools needed to best serve the professional development of military spouses.
Learn more about our Military Spouse Professional Development here.
The MOAA Foundation provides funding that enables MOAA subject-matter experts to travel to over 50 U.S. military installations each year to present seminars offering critical information affecting the quality of life of thousands of currently serving military members, veterans and their families. Because MOAA is a highly trusted and well-respected national voice for military families of all ranks and all services, MOAA is one of the very few organizations whose subject-matter experts are invited on base/installation to conduct these seminars.
Learn more about our Professional Education Outreach here.
News & Updates
Jay Flynn, Hero Outreach Coordinator at Homes For Heroes, right, presents MOAA President and CEO Lt. Gen. Dana Atkins, USAF (Ret), and Amanda Centers, Vice President for Development, a check for $50,000 for The MOAA Foundation as a 2022 Homes for Heroes Foundation grant recipient at MOAA headquarters in Alexandria, Va. on Aug. 29. (Mike Morones/MOAA)
The contribution, which was presented to MOAA President and CEO Lt. Gen. Dana T. Atkins, USAF (Ret), and Vice President of Development Amanda Centers at MOAA’s Alexandria, Va., office, will support The MOAA Foundation’s newly launched Crisis Relief Fund. The fund, modeled after MOAA’s emergency COVID-19 Relief Fund, supports families in the uniformed services community who are experiencing financial hardships due to crisis situations.
After a rigorous application process, MOAA is pleased to announce The MOAA Foundation (TMF) has been accepted into the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). TMF will appear alongside the MOAA Scholarship Fund in the 2022-2023 catalog.
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Thanks to MOAA my wife and I had a life changing experience! Never before has any agency responded so quickly to our needs. My wife Judy and I were at our wits end when we found a billboard across from the Phoenix VA that stated that they would help military families. A lot say they will but at a snail’s speed. This organization jumped right on it and stayed in constant contact with us. I can’t thank you all enough. You make me proud to have served this country as a United States Marine.
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The MOAA Foundation 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.
