The AFSA has distributed over $879,100 dollars in scholarships. Air Force dependent children pursuing undergraduate degrees are eligible for scholarships. Each person pursuing a scholarship must have a valid sponsor. Sponsors must be enlisted members currently serving (active duty, Air National Guard or reserve), retired, or a veteran of the Air Force. The scholarships awarded are from $1,000 to $2,500 to students attending an accredited academic institution. The amount and total number of scholarships awarded are dependent upon funds available. In addition, AFSA conducts a program to financially help members with a valid need of assistance to enhance their income potential through formal education and/or training. The AEG program is designed for members to obtain effective education and/ or training to acquire improved marketable skills.

Founded in 1983, the Airmen Memorial Foundation (AMF) is a not-for-profit charitable and educational assistance organization. The organization provides funds for worthy causes such as scholarships to enlisted Airmen’s children younger than 24 years of age. Of special note, the AMF also manages, at no cost, other scholarship programs such as the Chief Master Sergeants of the Air Force Scholarship program. To date, the AMF and its managed funds has awarded over 864 scholarships, totaling over 1 million dollars.

Built by AFSA members, the Airmen Memorial Building (AMB) is so named to represent and stand as a living monument to not one, but to all enlisted Airmen. The AMB houses the Air Force Sergeants Association International Headquarters, The Enlisted Foundation and the Airmen Memorial Foundation. DC Office. Donations help ensure this enlisted memorial is maintained and operated in a manner in which all Airmen can be proud.

The Enlisted Foundation (TEF) was established in 2017 for the mutual welfare of members of the armed forces and their families; to include educating others on the quality of the lives of enlisted members serving in the armed forces.