We did this two summers ago. It was lightly attended but a relaxing and casual way to get to know each other better. No host event. They often have food trucks. It is a nice way to close out the day. Your guests (21+) are welcome.

A great venue to catch a baseball game and a tasty buffet with drinks. We expect to enjoy the air-conditioned Club experience behind the plate again this summer. Please plan to join us, even if you aren't a fan of baseball!

Join fellow MOAA comrades, families and friends for a 6 day Bermuda cruise. The Carnival Cruise Line ship Sunshine departs Norfolk on October 12, 2025.

Use the link below to learn how you can join this adventure. Book early for a discounted price.

Set Sail for Paradise with MOAA: 6-Day Bermuda Getaway!

Our fall dinner meeting will coincide with the annual NC CoC gathering, and we expect to be joined by MOAA comrades from across the state. Dinner on the evening of

Friday, November 7th.

Annual event, coming to a cemetery near you. Join us as we honor our military veterans. Wreaths Across America website

Join us at our annual Scholarship Awards Dinner to recognize local outstanding high school JROTC students who have been accepted into college ROTC programs. Our guest speaker will be Lt Col Sarah L. Bergkamp, USAF, Commander, NC State Air Force ROTC Detachment 595.

The event will be held at the North Carolina State University Club, 4200 Hillsborough Avenue, Raleigh. Social hour (cash bar) at 17:30, dinner begins at 18:00. RSVP is required. You can download the Dinner Invitation/RSVP by clicking on the file folder icon to the upper right,

You can see more about our scholarship program on our Scholarships Sponsors page, and view past presentations and awardees on our News and Events page.

"Park Day" is an annual opportunity for volunteers to participate in maintaining historic sites across the country. Park Day is this Saturday, April 26th. Only two sites in North Carolina are participating; for those who added this event to your calendar, here are the details:

1. Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site, 5466 Harper House Road in Four Oaks. Volunteers will meet at the Visitors Center at 9:30 AM and will be doing mostly trail maintenance. For additional information, call 910-594-0789.

2. Stonewall Manor, 1331Stone Wall Lane, Rocky Mount. Volunteers will meet at 9 AM on the front porch of this historic antebellum plantation house and will be helping with both interior and exterior maintenance. For additional information, call 252-314-7407.

Both activities will conclude at 1 PM. If you do participate in one of these activities, we would love to have a picture or two of Chapter members "at work". If feasible, we could put carpools together! Please call me at 919-633-8050.

Herb Segal

Triangle Chapter financially supports the annual Cary High School NJROTC Drill Meet, scheduled for March 15, 2025.

A solemn opportunity to honor the fallen.

We urge you to use this opportunity to volunteer a few hours of your time on Saturday, December 14th, to join us in placing wreaths at the gravesites of our military veterans.

See the website shown for more information about how to volunteer. Drill down into the map to find the cemeteries in your area. We urge you to use the website sign up to support this effort to honor our veterans. In his latest President's Message, COL Segal asked that you document your experience with photos and use the opportunity to get to know other MOAA-affiliated vets who may be in attendance. Please send photos to COL Segal at his email: herbsegal1941@gmail.com, and cc the website at: moaa.trianglechapter@gmail.com.

You can also help WAA by sponsoring wreaths for $17 each. Information on their website.

Wreaths Across America locations

MOAA Triangle Chapter Dinner meeting on October 8th at the NC State University Club, featuring Grier Martin III, the recently appointed Secretary of the NC Department of Military and Veteran Affairs . Please plan to join us!

1730 Social period with cash bar and fruit/cheese platter

1800 Dinner served

Entree choices:

* pecan crusted boneless pork cutlet, or

* Old Bay lemon baked cod fillet

Also includes: mixed greens salad, baked Idaho potato, glazed carrots, triple chocolate cake, rolls, butter, coffee, iced tea, water

Cost: $35 per person, paid with reservation

Please join us for a fun evening at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, PNC Triangle Club as the Bulls take on the Lehigh Valley IronPigs on Sunday, June 30 at 5:05 pm.

The Chapter has reserved 25 tickets for this event, quite a few of which are already sold. Tickets not sold 30 days prior to the event will be returned to the vendor.

$75 per person (plus about $12 in fees)

Full access to PNC Triangle Club facilities with unlimited access to the premium buffet

Includes a main entrée, appetizer, salad, dessert, hot dog/bratwurst bar, nacho bar, popcorn, peanuts, unlimited water/soda, and 2 complimentary drink tickets per person

Actual stadium seats are in section 200 or 202 although the game can be enjoyed from the club.

We will award this year's recipients of MOAA Triangle Chapter Scholarships on Tuesday May 14, 2024 during a ceremony at the NC State University Club.

Our featured speaker will be Dr. Clint Robinson, USAF Veteran, Wake County Public Schools Chief of Staff and Strategic Planning

A fruit and cheese platter will be served during pre-meeting social time (1730-1800) and a cash bar will be available for you to enjoy.

Dinner menu:

Pecan Crusted Boneless Pork Cutlet with Maple Demi Glaze, or

Lightly Seasoned Caribbean Jerk Tilapia with Mango Salsa

Both entrée selections will be served with a Mixed Greens Salad, Baked Idaho Potato, Fresh Steamed Broccoli, Triple Chocolate Cake, Rolls and Butter, Coffee, Iced Tea, and Water