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Founded in 1950, AUSA is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Soldiers, their families, and Army civilians — providing a voice for the Army and honoring those who have served.

75+ Years of Service
2M+ Members
122 Chapters Worldwide
$5M+ Annual Support
AUSA - Voice for the Army, Support for the Soldier
Who They Are

Voice for the Army.
Support for the Soldier.

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) is a nonprofit educational and professional development association serving America’s Total Army and supporters of a strong national defense.

As the Army’s premier professional association, AUSA educates Soldiers and their families with programs and resources, informs Congress and the American public about issues affecting the Army, and connects the Total Army with its industry partners and communities nationwide.

Dedication Innovation Excellence Integrity Nonpartisan
Measurable Impact

Making a Real Difference

Every dollar and every effort goes directly toward strengthening our Army community.

$325K+ Scholarships Awarded Annually
60K+ Activities & Events in a Decade
$2.45M Donated to Financial Literacy & Food Security
$0.80 Of Every Dollar to Programs
What They Do

Programs That Make a Difference

AUSA invests 100% of donations directly into the programs of your choice, supporting Soldiers and families across the Total Army.

NCO & Soldier Support

Empowering enlisted Soldiers with mentorship and professional development programs that shape the Army's future leaders.

Family Readiness Programs

Providing Army families with tools, resources, and connections to build resilience and manage the challenges of military life.

Scholarships

Over $325,000 awarded annually to Army cadets, Soldiers, civilians, retirees, veterans, and their family members for education.

Center for Leadership

Educating, inspiring, and connecting future Army leaders with mentorship opportunities and professional growth programs.

Educational Resources

Publishing ARMY Magazine, the Green Book, research papers, and podcasts that foster thought leadership on critical defense issues.

Financial Literacy & Food Security

$2.45 million donated to address food insecurity and build financial readiness among Soldiers and their families across the Army.

Why We Care

Why SubiMods Supports AUSA


The men and women of the United States Army sacrifice everything to protect our freedom. We believe it is our responsibility to give back to those who give so much.

At SubiMods, our community is built on passion, dedication, and service. Many of our customers, team members, and fellow enthusiasts are active-duty Soldiers, veterans, and military families. The Subaru community and the military community share common values — resilience, precision, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

By supporting AUSA, we are investing in the people who keep us safe: funding scholarships for military children, providing family readiness resources, and ensuring Soldiers have the professional development they deserve. Every donation makes a direct impact — AUSA delivers 100% of contributions straight to the programs you choose.

Your Impact

Where Your Donation Goes

AUSA delivers 100% of your donation directly to the program area of your choice.

NCO & Soldier Support

Mentorship, professional programs, and resources that shape enlisted Soldiers into tomorrow’s Army leaders.

Family Programs

Essential resources that help Army families build resilience and conquer the unique challenges of military life.

Center for Leadership

Mentorship and development opportunities that educate, inspire, and connect our future Army leaders.

Scholarships

Strengthening our force through education — for cadets, Soldiers, civilians, retirees, veterans, and families.

Legacy of Service

75+ Years Strong

1950

Founded with Purpose

Born on July 5, 1950, when wartime leaders from the Infantry Association and Field Artillery Association united to give America’s Army one powerful voice. The first president was Gen. Wade H. Haislip, with President Harry S. Truman as honorary president.

1960

Establishing the Marshall Medal

AUSA’s highest honor, the George Catlett Marshall Medal, was established to recognize selfless service to the United States. Past recipients include Colin Powell, George H.W. Bush, and Madeleine Albright.

1999

Family Readiness Directorate Launched

AUSA formalized its commitment to military families by establishing the Family Readiness Directorate, providing tools, resources, and connections to support Army families through every challenge.

2017 – Present

Tripling Membership & Growing Impact

AUSA tripled its membership, expanded to 122 chapters worldwide, and now contributes over $5 million annually to scholarships, awards, and Soldier & family programs.

Take Action

Stand With Those Who
Stand For Us

Join SubiMods in supporting the Association of the United States Army. Your donation — no matter the size — goes 100% to the programs that support our Soldiers and their families.

AUSA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — your contribution may be tax-deductible.

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