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| rdfs:label | - Coast Guard Mutual Assistance
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| rdfs:comment | - Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) is a tax-exempt organization of Coast Guard people assisting the entire Coast Guard family, including Active Duty, Retired Military, Coast Guard civilian employees, Coast Guard Reserve, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Public Heath Service Officers serving with the Coast Guard, and surviving family members. CGMA receives no federal funds, and relies on regular donations from Coast Guard people and bequests from benefactors. Benefactor donations include a bequest in 2011 from the estate of CDR Christine M. Hosking, USCGR, of $125,000, as described in the Reservist magazine (Volume LVIII, Issue 5, 2011, pp. 14–15), and a bequest of $500,000 in 2012 from the estate of CAPT Joseph P. Martin, USCG. Most assistance is provided through interest-free loans and personal g
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| Key people | - RADM Daniel A. Neptun, President; CWO4 John C. Baker , Vice President; Ms. Mitchia D. Tull-Cook, Treasurer; Mr. Barry M. Boisvere, Executive Director/Secretary; Mr. Ronald C. Wolf, Director of Administration
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| Motto | - Serving the men and women of the U.S. Coast Guard since 1924
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| abstract | - Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) is a tax-exempt organization of Coast Guard people assisting the entire Coast Guard family, including Active Duty, Retired Military, Coast Guard civilian employees, Coast Guard Reserve, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Public Heath Service Officers serving with the Coast Guard, and surviving family members. CGMA receives no federal funds, and relies on regular donations from Coast Guard people and bequests from benefactors. Benefactor donations include a bequest in 2011 from the estate of CDR Christine M. Hosking, USCGR, of $125,000, as described in the Reservist magazine (Volume LVIII, Issue 5, 2011, pp. 14–15), and a bequest of $500,000 in 2012 from the estate of CAPT Joseph P. Martin, USCG. Most assistance is provided through interest-free loans and personal grants. Education assistance programs support members and dependents in their pursuit of academic goals. Other types of assistance include emergency travel, temporary living expenses, funeral expenses, loss of funds or property, disaster relief, medical and dental expenses, and debt management. There is also a Layette Program to welcome infants.
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