Behind every policy brief, congressional meeting, and empirical study is a simple mission: ensuring military families receive the healthcare they were promised and defending force readiness.

The Military Family Advocacy Group (MFAG) operates with an unwavering commitment to active-duty service members and their dependents. We assist military families entirely on a pro-bono basis. When a family faces an improper care denial, an unlawful PCS reassignment into a care desert, or an exhausting appeals process, they are never charged a dime for our navigational assistance, policy data, or advocacy resources.

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Why Your Support Matters

To maintain absolute independence and uncompromising objectivity, we do not accept defense health contractor funding. To date, 100% of our research, travel, operational, and organizational costs have been funded directly out-of-pocket.

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Taking on massive administrative overreach and multi-billion-dollar defense contractors takes sustained resources. Your financial contribution directly elevates this fight on Capitol Hill and across the nation by funding:

• Boots-on-the-Ground Audits: Expanding our multi-state provider directory investigations to hold managed care contractors legally accountable for phantom networks.

• Capitol Hill Advocacy: Traveling to Washington, D.C. to deliver empirical data, draft statutory language, and brief Congressional Armed Services Committees directly.

• National Research & Data Collection: Administering nationwide military healthcare experience surveys to quantify force retention risks for federal policymakers.

• Direct Pro-Bono Family Support: Providing active-duty families with the documentation, statutory arguments, and research briefs needed to challenge administrative care cuts.

 

Ways to Give & Get Involved

• Make a Contribution: Any donation, large or small, directly fuels our research and advocacy. Every dollar helps elevate our voice and defend the families who sacrifice for our nation.​

• Share Your Healthcare Story: If you are an active-duty service member or spouse navigating TRICARE specialty care delays or denials, your lived experience provides the crucial qualitative evidence Congress needs to see.

• Amplify the Cause: Follow our policy updates, share our congressional white papers with your military network, and demand statutory parity for TRICARE beneficiaries.

 

Our warfighters should never be forced to sacrifice their careers to secure basic medical care for their children. Thank you for standing with us and elevating this fight.