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Check Out These 2018 AREA Scholarship Winners
Twelve sons and daughters of Exchange associates will find paying for college a little easier, thanks to $40,000 in scholarships awarded by the AAFES Retired Employees Association (AREA).
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Exchange Named Best for Vets Employer
For the fifth straight year, the Exchange is named as one of the top places for Veterans to work.
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Exchange Rewards Travis AFB Students’ Creative Talents with $350 in Gift Cards
The Exchange at Travis AFB recognized the winners of its Dandelion: Flower of the Military Child writing and art contest with $350 in Exchange gift cards.
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Customer Shoutouts: These Associates Rock!
Check out these exemplary associates who made their customers very happy.
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Teladoc Puts People in Touch with Doctors 24/7
Wake up in the wee hours of the morning sick as a dog? You can still talk to a doctor via Teladoc.
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Exchange Keeps Military Spouses in Rewarding Careers No Matter Where Life Takes Them
For 6,000 military spouses working at the Exchange, changing duty stations doesn’t have to mean giving up rewarding careers.
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News from the Express Seminar: On the Cutting Edge of Better-for-You Options
This week’s Express seminar: our customers can expect more BE FIT items and quick-serve meals lining Express shelves this year.
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In the U.K, She Serves Military Families—and Her Own Son
Nearly 20 years ago while living with her Airman husband and their three children in Germany, Susan Kolbe felt like she and her military family were part of something equally as important—the Exchange family.
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Exchange, Commissary Message: Shopping on Military Installations Pays Great Rewards
By bringing more exciting events and cost savings to military shoppers, the Exchange is working closer than ever with the commissaries to send a clear message that shopping on the military installations is incredibly valuable.
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Exchange Supports Marchers Who Honored Bataan Heroes
Against the backdrop of the San Andres Mountains, Exchange associates supported 8,600 people who marched 26 miles through the high desert with one message: Remember the fallen of the Bataan Death March.