Our signature advocacy event stretched beyond Capitol Hill, with tens of thousands of messages sent to lawmakers from supporters nationwide.

MOAA delivered its message to lawmakers during Advocacy in Action. But more grassroots support will be needed soon.

As MOAA members visited congressional offices, lawmakers and other advocates spoke out on the need to pass the Major Richard Star Act.

Four priorities, 300 offices, one mission: Protecting service-earned benefits.

The message also makes a change designed to benefit military families on the move. Get all the details.

Addressing access-to-care concerns remains a top MOAA priority and a key part of our Advocacy in Action campaign.

Learn more about the four priorities we’ll take to the Hill for Advocacy in Action 2026.

MOAA continues its work to pass legislation to insulate the finances of those in uniform, and their families, from future federal funding lapses.

MOAA joined fellow advocacy groups in a message to lawmakers marking the end of Women’s History Month.

MOAA continues to champion the Love Lives On Act, and you can add your voice.

What the Major Richard Star Act’s budget score means, what it doesn’t mean, and why it matters.

The bipartisan legislation would ease the path to fertility treatments for those exposed to toxins while in service.