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RETIRED ENLISTED ASSOCIATION

AZ · EIN 860530195 · $0 rev · advocacy · trea.org
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Non-profit veterans service organization advocating for enlisted military personnel and veterans. Focuses on policy advocacy, benefits expansion, and support for service members, veterans, and their families. Engages in legislative campaigns around issues such as toxic exposure, disability compensation, and reintegration support.

activities · 8

what they do

direct service · 3
  • Expands digital outreach to military and veteran communities Veteran Information Dissemination
    Increases engagement with current members and reaches U.S. military personnel, veterans, and their families through expanded social media use to disseminate information and resources.
  • Member and veteran outreach via social media Veteran Information Dissemination
    Expands use of social media platforms to connect with current members and disseminate information to U.S. military personnel, veterans, and their families.
  • Social Media Engagement for Military Community Veteran Information Dissemination
    Utilizes social media to connect with current members and disseminate information to U.S. Military personnel, Veterans, and their families.
advocacy · 5
  • Advocacy for Military and Veteran Benefits Federal Veterans Advocacy
    Advocates for legislation and policies that increase compensation and benefits for veterans with service-connected disabilities, military survivors, and other VA benefits, such as the Veterans Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Act of 2023.
  • Advocacy for Veteran Mental Health Awareness Federal Veterans Advocacy
    Advocates for initiatives that recognize the importance of connecting servicemembers and veterans to support structures focusing on mental health and well-being, leading to the establishment of "National Warrior Call Day."
  • Advocacy for veterans' legislation and policy Federal Veterans Advocacy
    Engages in federal advocacy by testifying before Congress, signing coalition letters, and pushing for the inclusion of key veterans' bills—such as the Major Richard Star Act and Veterans Compensation COLA Act—in the National Defense Authorization Act and other legislation. Successfully advocated for the passage of S.Res 208 establishing National Warrior Call Day.
  • Advocacy for veterans' legislation and policy Federal Veterans Advocacy
    Engages in federal advocacy by testifying before Congress, signing coalition letters, and lobbying for the inclusion of key veterans' bills in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), such as the Major Richard Star Act (S. 344 / H.R. 1282) and the Veterans Compensation COLA Act of 2023, which was enacted to increase disability compensation and survivor benefits.
  • Legislative Advocacy through The Military Coalition Federal Veterans Advocacy
    Engages in legislative advocacy as an active member of The Military Coalition (TMC), signing letters of support and providing statements to congressional subcommittees on personnel regarding priorities for the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
strategies · 3

how they think

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Major Richard Star Act Campaign
Advocacy initiative to secure concurrent receipt of military retirement and disability benefits for wounded warriors
National Warrior Call Day
Annual observance on November 12 to promote peer-to-peer connections and mental health support for service members and veterans
PACT Act Outreach
Efforts to inform veterans about toxic exposure benefits and support access to VA health care and compensation
relationships · 4

who they work with

  • Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment Partner — Collaborates with the Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment in organizing and participating in the Department of Defense Warrior Games.
  • The Military Coalition Partner — Stood with members of The Military Coalition on Capitol Hill in support of The Major Richard Star Act.
  • The Military Coalition (TMC) Coalition — Active member of The Military Coalition (TMC) and has signed numerous Letters of Support in partnership with them.
  • The Senior Citizens League Partner — Listed as an organization the individual is associated with, implying a connection to TREA.