Do your research to ensure you and your spouse can make an educated decision for your future care.

Maj. Bob Johnson, USA (Ret), worked with fellow woodcrafters in Hendersonville, N.C., to repurpose old military shovel handles into a place for local veterans to rest.

After serving 32 years in the military, Maj. Gen. Lenny J. Richoux, USAF (Ret), continues to give back to the education and military communities.

The more than $129,000 in grants from The MOAA Foundation will help fund local programs that support the uniformed services community.

Lt. Cmdr. Clyde Cassius “Cash” Barber, USN (Ret), a MOAA Life member, flew in PBY Catalina aircraft during the war.

MOAA joined Our Community Salutes in 2024 in its work to support high school seniors who have chosen to enter service, as well as their families.

The Palm Beach-Martin Counties (Fla.) Chapter recently presented its new awards to two local cadets.

Organizations (including MOAA) provide information and support for caregivers of servicemembers and veterans.

Army Col. Dan Artino has made four combat deployments and held numerous operational and joint assignments in more than two decades of service.

The chapter generates the funds through its annual Fred White Memorial Veterans Benefit Golf Outing.

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Lt. Col. John Marcucci, USMC (Ret), coordinates awards for ROTC and Junior ROTC cadets at 99 schools in South Carolina, among other volunteer efforts.