PNGEA Auxiliary

About the Auxiliary

The PNGEA Auxiliary's purpose to provide support and fellowship among National Guard families. Along with supporting legislative efforts, the Auxiliary is also concerned with family issues and provides scholarships for spouses and dependents.

Legislative Accomplishments

Legislative accomplishments on the Guard member’s behalf include:

Unlimited Commissary Privileges
No TRICARE fee increase
TRICARE Standard for ‘gray area’ Retirees under 60
Pay Increase of 3.4%
Guard Empowerment- Defense Act adds Guard Officer to Joint Chiefs
New GI Bill Education Benefits
Post 911 Veterans Education Improvement

Membership Types

Annual Member: A Spouse of active, retired, or former Guard member, who is a member of PNGEA.

Life Member: A current annual member may apply for life membership by paying a one-time dues payment that apply up to age 60. The applicant’s spouse must be a Life member of PNGEA.

Associate Member: An Individual who supports the objectives of the AUXILIARY but does not otherwise qualify for Annual or Lifetime membership.

Life Associate Member: An Individual who supports the objectives of the AUXILIARY but does not otherwise qualify for Annual or Lifetime membership by paying a one-time payment.

Join the Auxiliary Today

Joining the Auxiliary is an invitation to be part of a vibrant community, advocate for change, pursue personal growth, give back to your community, and strengthen your resilience. By becoming a member, you embrace the opportunity to make lifelong connections, support your fellow National Guard families, and thrive in the face of the unique challenges and opportunities that military life presents.

Benefits of Joining the Auxiliary

Community and Support: The Auxiliary offers a tight-knit community of fellow National Guard spouses who understand the unique challenges and experiences that come with military life. By joining, you gain an instant support system of individuals who can provide empathy, advice, and a sense of camaraderie. Together, you can navigate deployments, training periods, and other obligations while building lifelong friendships and connections.
Advocacy and Empowerment: As a member of the Auxiliary, you have the opportunity to become an advocate for National Guard families. The organization provides a platform to voice your concerns, lobby for policy changes, and actively contribute to improving the support systems and resources available to Guard families. By joining forces with other spouses, you can effect meaningful change and make a positive impact on the lives of your fellow Guard families.
Educational and Professional Development: The Auxiliary offers a range of educational and professional development opportunities tailored specifically to National Guard spouses. From workshops and training sessions to scholarship programs, the Auxiliary equips you with the tools and resources to enhance your skills, pursue educational goals, and advance your career prospects. Take advantage of these opportunities to expand your knowledge, network with professionals, and unlock your full potential.
Building Resilience and Leadership Skills: Being a National Guard spouse requires resilience and adaptability. By joining the Auxiliary, you have the opportunity to further develop these essential qualities. Engage in leadership roles within the organization, participate in team-building exercises, and take on responsibilities that enhance your leadership skills. The Auxiliary empowers you to grow as an individual, bolster your confidence, and cultivate valuable traits that extend beyond your role as a military spouse.