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AFAS Car Seat Program is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). This program helps eligible Airmen and Guardians with a one-time $200 payment to help offset the cost of a car seat or booster seat. It is designed to support child safety while easing the financial burden for growing families.
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Air & Space Forces Aid Society | The Official Charity of the Air Force ROAD READY GRANT FOR SPOUSES OF DEPLOYED AIRMEN & GUARDIANS This program is only available for SPOUSES of deployed Airmen & Guardians. Review eligibility requirements and program details before applying. Spouses can receive up to $2,500 for job training, professional certifications, or part-time undergraduate degrees.
AFAS now offers a one-time $200 monetary gift to help cover the cost of a car/booster seat for a dependent child. Available to Active-Duty, Active Guard Reserve and Title 10/32 Guard Reserve, Ranks E1-E5. Spouses and dependents can earn their GED at no cost through this self-paced program.
The more you are able to donate, the more we are able to help! How We Help Airmen and Guardians When unexpected emergencies arise and there is a financial need, AFAS provides no-interest loans and/or grants to help meet immediate needs and make a positive step towards a lasting financial solution.
AFAS education grants, loans and scholarships are available to dependent children or spouses of Airmen and Guardians, both active duty and retired. AFAS understands the challenges that come with active duty military life, from deployments to PCSs, and offers targeted community programs to help with such things as child care, car upkeep and spouse employment education.
The United States Air Force and the United States Space Force take care of their own. Many Airmen and Guardians learn how AFAS can help through referrals from Military Family Readiness Centers, Commanders, First Sergeants and Supervisors. This resource guide was developed to help this key group of leaders counsel their Airmen and Guardians on support options.
Air & Space Forces Aid Society – Helping Airmen & Guardians Incorporated in 1942, AFAS embodies the great 5-Star General Henry “Hap” Arnold’s vision of an organization that supports Airmen, Guardians, and their families. $11. 6 million in total support was provided directly to Airmen, Guardians, and their families in 2025.
100% of all donations went directly to assist our Airmen, Guardians, and their families! Over 12,600 individual assists to Air Force and Space Force families were facilitated in 2025. Learn More About Our Impact
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Active Duty Air Force and Space Force members in grades E-1 through E-5. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $200 monetary gift. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
AFAS Car Seat Program is funded by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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AFAS Supplemental Education Loan Program is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). This is a zero-interest loan to help meet college expenses such as books, fees, and supplies. It is only available to dependents who have already successfully completed both parts of the Henry 'Hap' Arnold Education Grant application.
Bundles for Babies is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). This class teaches expectant and new parents basic parenting and financial skills for budgeting for a new baby. After completing the class, parents can apply for a $150 monetary gift from AFAS to help purchase baby essentials.
General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant Program is sponsored by Air and Space Forces Aid Society (AFAS). Provides grants based on financial need to eligible dependent children of active duty, Title 10 Guard/Reserve members on extended active duty, Title 32 Guard members performing full-time active duty, and retired Air Force members for full-time undergraduate college education.
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