Family Serving Family
Denise Evans wanted a sense of belonging. For years, she has worked in retail, but yearned for a connection to the military…
Read MoreFor Julissa Pettway, working at the Exchange feels like coming home. Pettway, a former Airman and Air Force Reservist, is one of many Veterans who have joined the Exchange…
Read MoreThis husband and wife have worked for the Exchange for more than 50 years each!
Read MoreRead about the quintessential example of ‘combat retail.’
Read MoreThe Exchange’s live streaming of the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, is off to a terrific start! During the first week of the Olympics,Nearly 32,000 shoppers have streamed the Games from their computers, smartphones or tablets.
Read MoreEight years ago, retired Navy Master Chief Petty Officer Larry Van Schuyver started selling military-themed T-shirts and memorabilia at the Tinker AFB Exchange mall. Since then, the Iraq War Veteran and Purple Heart recipient has used the proceeds from his business, Sittin’ Pretty USA, to help thousands of disabled Veterans throughout Oklahoma—from helping pay bills to renovating home bathrooms for greater accessibility.
Read MoreThe Exchange is kicking off 2018 with recognition from an industry leading magazine dedicated to the critical issues and topics confronting senior retail managers. This month, Retail Leader named Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull one of 18 leaders to watch in 2018, heralding him as a “servant of those who serve(d).” The publication acknowledged Shull for…
Read MoreLike thumbing through an old family album, the self-proclaimed historian Marta Antonio can tell you who’s who by flipping through her four scrapbooks of memorabilia representing 15 years of working at the Fort Carson’s Military Clothing Store.
Read MoreOne Exchange core value, “Family Serving Family,” is much more than a catchy slogan for many of the organization’s associates. More than 85 percent of the Exchange’s 33,000 associates around the world are connected to the military.
Read MoreThe largest gathering of children and families of America’s fallen military heroes came to Dallas for the annual Snowball Express Dec. 9 – 13. Snowball Express provides hope and new happy memories to the children of military heroes who have died while on active duty since 9/11. Each year, the organization brings children together from all…
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