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5 Star Level of Excellence
2024 Annual Golf Tournament - JROTC Scholarship Fund Benefit
"Mark your calendars!"
Join us for an unforgettable day at the Metrolina Chapter JROTC Scholarship Benefit Golf Tournament on October 4, 2024. We're thrilled to announce that this prestigious event will take place at the stunning Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation in Mint Hill, NC.
Your participation in this tournament supports higher education scholarships for exceptional JROTC cadets from high schools across the Charlotte-Metrolina area. It's not just a game of golf; it's an investment in the future of these deserving students.
Our esteemed tournament co-chairs, Walter Harrison & Ron Morgan, are dedicated to ensuring a memorable experience for all. Get ready to tee off for a cause and compete for exciting prizes awarded to the top teams, closest to the pins, longest drive, and more!
Stay tuned as we unveil all the details, including pricing, sponsorship levels, and registration forms, in the coming months. Let's make a difference together on and off the greens!"
A Tribute to Black History in the Armed Services
As the celebration of Black History Month draws to a close, let us take a moment to reflect on the profound impact and rich contributions of African Americans throughout history.
Presentation by the Charlotte-Metrolina Chapter President, Nelson English
President's Welcome
Welcome to the web site for the Charlotte-Metrolina Chapter (NC04) of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA). The chapter was started in 1973 by 71 retired military officers and serves the Charlotte Metropolitan area including surrounding counties of North Carolina and the "Upstate" area of South Carolina. Today, we are a growing chapter of more than 90 members from all branches of the military services. Our mission statement is in concert with the Military Officers Association of America purposes and objectives. The goal is to foster fraternal relations among retired, active and former officers of the uniformed services and their Reserve and National Guard components. Our aim is to actively promote the protection of the rights and interests of members of the uniformed services, their family members, including survivors, provide useful services for members and their families, and serve the community, the active military forces (past, present and future) and our nation.
In 2014, 2015 and 2016 the chapter received the 5-Star Level of Excellence award from national MOAA, the highest recognition for a chapter. In 2017 the Chapter was awarded a 4-Star Level-of-Excellence Award, a 5-Star Level in 2018, a 4-Star Level in 2019 and another 5-Star Level of Excellence Award for 2020, 2021 and 2022.
We invite all current and past officers of the United States Uniformed Services and their spouses to come and join us in our quest to fulfill our mission to help our active duty and retired armed forces personnel, support local JROTC programs with awards and college scholarships and enjoy the "common camaraderie" we all share. Our chapter meetings are normally the 3rd Sunday of each month except for the summer months of June, July and August. We look forward to you joining us.