Three Scholars Earn $4,000 in Worldwide You Made the Grade Sweepstakes
Since 2000, the You Made the Grade program has celebrated the academic achievement of military children in first through 12th grades.
Store Operations
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Military Clothing Summit Puts Training Front and Center
The March 9-11 summit, will be held at Exchange headquarters to allow for more candid discussions and targeted training opportunities.
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Words From the Director/CEO: How You Strengthened the Benefit in 2025
Team Exchange continuously produces extraordinary results because of your unwavering commitment to serving those who serve and have served.
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Curtain Comes Up on Theatro’s Debut at Expresses
Store Operations teammates are eager to see more Expresses adopt the device.
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Fort Belvoir Third Grader Wins $500 Prize in Exchange’s ‘You Made the Grade’ Sweepstakes
Bronsyn Dungey, the 8-year-old son of Navy Cmdr. Gibb Dungey, who has served 17 years, received a $500 Exchange gift card for winning third place in the sweepstakes, which honors academic excellence.
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NAS JRB Fort Worth-Area Fifth Grader Wins $1,500 in ‘You Made the Grade’ Sweepstakes
Leo Velez, son of a retired Marine staff sergeant, won second prize in the worldwide sweepstakes, which honors academic excellence.
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Top ‘You Made the Grade’ Winner to Give Back to His Community with Generous Gift
Trent Hall, a 14-year-old who received a $2,000 gift card at the Fort Gordon Exchange, plans to use the gift card to support local charity work.
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Improving the Self-Checkout Kiosk, One Phase at a Time
When original plans for self-checkout hit a snag, the Exchange’s point-of-sale team relied on its ingenuity to make SCO a good experience for shoppers and associates.
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Where Heroes Work: Renee Andrews, JBER
“The Exchange truly understands the military lifestyle and supports spouses like me every step of the way,” the Military Clothing store manager says.
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Army Emergency Relief CEO Recognizes Korea, Hawaii, Fort Bragg Associates for Support
During fiscal 2024, Exchange shoppers donated more than $1.6 million to Army Emergency Relief (AER). AER Chief Executive Officer Michael A. “Tony” Grinston showed his appreciation by recognizing several associates during recent Exchange visits.
