Airmen Memorial Foundation (AMF): To date, over 1,861 scholarships have been awarded totaling over $2.5 million dollars.
Founded in 1983, the Airmen Memorial Foundation (AMF) is a not-for-profit charitable and educational assistance organization. Through our Mission Partners and personal contributions, the organization provides funds for worthy causes, such as scholarships for the children of enlisted Airmen aged 23 and younger. Additionally, the Foundation oversees the AFSA scholarship programs. It works with its Mission Partners to provide scholarships for special award recipients in support of the AFSA Professional Educational and Development Symposium. Funding to support AMF program services is derived primarily from generous donors like you, as well as from the annual Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) drive. The AMF is listed under its national charity designation number 10517, allowing DoD personnel to support the AMF motto: Taking Care of Our Own.
The Air Force Sergeants Association (AFSA) Scholarships program, including its auxiliary continuing education grant, provides funds for worthy causes such as scholarships for the children of its members’ dependents, aged 23 and younger. The AFSA international continuing education grants scholarships valued from $1,000 to $5,000 to students attending an accredited academic institution. To date, the Foundation, along with its managed scholarship programs, has provided over 2.5 million dollars in scholarships to Military dependent children.
The Air Force Sergeants Association (AFSA) Scholarships program, including its auxiliary continuing education grant, provides funds for worthy causes such as scholarships for the children of its members’ dependents, aged 23 and younger. The AFSA international continuing education grants scholarships valued from $1,000 to $5,000 to students attending an accredited academic institution. To date, the Foundation, along with its managed scholarship programs, has provided over 2.5 million dollars in scholarships to Military dependent children.