Serving Others

SERVING OTHERS IS
AT OUR CORE

Women Marine Association is where we come together as one. To build careers. To serve our fellow veterans as only a Marine can do. To carry on the legacy of our predecessors and pave the way for tomorrow.

WMA EMERGENCY FUNDS GRANT

WMA has established an Emergency Fund for WMA Members, women Marines and women Marine Veterans, and Loyal Escorts in good standing who have a short-term emergency for catastrophic incidents such as natural disasters, or unexpected medical bills. It is a one-time per-person grant, limited to no more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000).

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MATCHING FUNDS FOR WMA CHAPTERS

These are funds that WMA National has set aside to augment chapters’ efforts in their benevolent endeavors. They are not a reimbursement. Contact Matching Funds and Grants for information on this program.

Matching funds of up to $250 each year are requested by the chapter. Each chapter should have a copy of the form located in the “Chapter How To” manual. Letters are not acceptable, the form must be used. If the chapter is providing direct service to veterans, such as giving a party for them or making them comfortable in some way, it should send proof of having raised the necessary funds, possibly through receipts. Then the WMA will reimburse the chapter for not more than $250.

WMA VETERANS AFFAIRS
VOLUNTEER SERVICE

The Purpose of the WMA VAVS Program

1. To encourage volunteer participation by WMA members in support of the veteran communities found at the Regional Veterans Administration and other medical facilities

2. To provide a record of volunteer hours at Regional VA medical facilities by WMA Chapters and individuals as part of our participation in the Dept of Veterans Affairs Voluntary Service Organizations Advisory Committee.

3. To provide a record of WMA member’s contributions in support of the Women Marines Association’s stated purposes.

WMA VAVS National Rep: VAVS@womenmarines.org

WMA Would Like To Recognize Its VA Volunteers

WMA National records all hours that are worked at the various VA hospitals and clinics. All chapters and members at large should submit complete information to the VAVS National Representative to assure that all hours are properly logged for each working member.

Serve as a WMA Board Member

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2024-2026 National BoardLearn about the position and duties of each WMA Board Member
You must be an active and member in good standing.
Be very proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, and PowerPoint.
Have a working computer, printer, and internet connection.
Possess good communication skills and the ability to work with members.
Be available for conference calls as scheduled.
Have an understanding of Google Workspace (WMA Email system)Learn more by clicking the link below.
Nomination Information and Forms.

MONTHLY MINUTES

Previous monthly minutes are available for download.

WMA Blog

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Women marine playing with children at a park.

Shaping the World

An integral part of our organization’s goal is to share the stories of these women and their accomplishments in shaping the world. Learn more about how women Marines have served with honor for over 100 years.