The donations fund critical programs, such as interest-free loans, scholarships and grants, easing financial burdens associated with education, life emergencies and other unexpected challenges.
Taken while he was a public affairs officer at Dover AFB, Air Force Staff Sgt. Marco Gomez’s photo features an Airman performing a boxing routine. He didn’t have a lot of time to take it.
Wallace is a business analyst in Logistics, a role that matches up with his military background. “I’m doing very similar work now. It feels like a natural continuation.”
“I’ve been very fortunate that people really invested in me,” says Ciciriello-Frederick, whose numerous stops include working at the Pentagon and overseeing a grand opening during COVID.
Five military shoppers walked away with more than $19,000 in MILITARY STAR card account credits as grand-prize winners.
Ttax-free shopping and military-exclusive pricing are a tap away with the My Exchange app
SFC Ewing started with the Exchange in November. He’s already traveled to Australia and had crocodile sightings.
For Rodney Henderson, working at the Exchange is more than a job—it’s a continuation of service.
The $2.1 million project, funded by the Exchange, was completed in six months and will improve quality of life for nearly 76,000 military shoppers.
Since 2000, the You Made the Grade program has celebrated the academic achievement of military children in first through 12th grades.
