Through a grant from MOAA Charities, the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys Chapter supplies winter coats to local veterans in need.

Cheryl Glang was recognized for her work with the surviving spouse community.

Lt. Col. Robert Brown, USA (Ret), is the 2025 chapter-level recipient of MOAA’s Col. Steve Strobridge Legislative Chair/Liaison Award.

Col. Thomas Waddell, USAF (Ret), was recognized by national MOAA for his advocacy work at the council level.

Chapter mentors meet monthly with their ROTC mentees from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.

Col. Glen "Rusty" Armstrong, USA (Ret), was recognized for his commitment to veterans’ and community causes.

MOAA’s State Legislative Exchange Forum was founded in 2019. Want to advocate successfully in your state? Consider attending a virtual meeting.

The affiliate brings together officers from the health care fields for advocacy and information-sharing.

The Community Outreach Grant program awarded a record number of grants and funds this year.

As surviving spouse liaison for the Northwest Arkansas Chapter, CW5 Randy Willis, USA (Ret), is educating members on how to plan for and navigate the loss of a spouse.

Engaging with your fellow members builds stronger, more cohesive chapters and shows that you care.

The memorial bench adds MOAA to the veterans’ organizations represented at New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery.