Advocacy
Readiness, Benefits Remain Under Threat Despite Short-Term Budget Fix
Congress averted a shutdown for now, but uncertainty for servicemembers and veterans remains without full-year funding.
Check out a recap of our signature annual event on Capitol Hill, which included hundreds of visits to lawmakers.
A closer look at these critical topics and what they mean for those who serve and have served, and their families.
Find out how this bipartisan legislation would help end an unjust offset. Send a message to your lawmakers today!
Those who serve, especially young families, face an unfair financial burden. Send a message to your lawmakers today.
MOAA's annual advocacy event brought members from across the nation to Washington, D.C., on April 17 to address critical topics on MOAA’s legislative agenda.
Members can continue to take part in grassroots efforts to support these topics, and others, by registering today to use MOAA's Legislative Action Center, an easy way for all members and supporters to connect with their lawmakers.
Continue to follow MOAA's Advocacy News page for ongoing updates regarding all of MOAA's legislative priorities. In-person AiA participants can get more information at this link.
Have a question about MOAA legislative efforts? Contact MOAA's Member Support Center at msc@moaa.org or call (800) 234-6622. To learn more about joining MOAA, click here.
Congress averted a shutdown for now, but uncertainty for servicemembers and veterans remains without full-year funding.
Fewer than 1 in 5 lawmakers have served in uniform. Would more veterans improve the falling public trust in government?
Gold Star Family Advocacy Week highlighted four key bills designed to benefit survivors.