Advocacy
Beyond Simple Recognition: MOAA’s Work to Support Military Caregivers
We honor these critical members of our community in May, but our efforts to support them last all year.
Get a full recap of our signature advocacy event.
Our 2025 campaign remains true to mission while innovating.
The 2022 law contained generational reforms, but more must be done to end the wait for toxic-exposed veterans.
A bipartisan bill offers much-needed improvements to health care and other benefits. Write your lawmakers today.
MOAA is working to ensure all beneficiaries can receive service-earned, world-class care.
Learn why these changes are critical to the all-volunteer force, and how you can help get our message to lawmakers.
Expanding the Work Opportunity Tax Credit would encourage businesses to hire military spouses.
MOAA's annual advocacy event brought members from across the nation to Washington, D.C., in April to meet with lawmakers as part of our ongoing work to advance our legislative agenda.
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While our visits to hundreds of offices on Capitol Hill have concluded, you can still make your voice heard by engaging with your lawmakers on our top legislative priorities. See the links and details below, and continue to follow MOAA's Advocacy News page for ongoing updates regarding all of MOAA's advocacy efforts.
Have a question about MOAA advocacy? Contact MOAA's Member Support Center at msc@moaa.org or call (800) 234-6622. To learn more about joining MOAA, click here.
We honor these critical members of our community in May, but our efforts to support them last all year.
Council members pressed lawmakers to support spouse employment efforts, back duty status reform, and ease access to health care during a recent Capitol Hill visit.
Coast Guard members faced financial uncertainty for much of the year. A MOAA-backed bill would make a difference for all in uniform.