Message from the President

Dear Members,

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) continues its fine performance as a Premiere Relief Society. Tremendous changes in the past few years have made CGMA highly efficient and effective in meeting the needs of our members.

As this report attests, the need for CGMA continues stronger than ever. A record amount of assistance was provided to our members during 2000. For the first time in the organization’s history, in a single year:

• Over 10,000 loans and grants were issued. • Total assistance broke the $7 million level. • More than $1 million in grants were provided.

While CGMA continues to adjust programs to meet the changing needs of members from all segments of the Coast Guard family, in the past few years, assistance has outpaced revenues. We are witnessing a dramatic increase in appeals for assistance across the board. At the same time, the recent decline in the stock market caused a significant drop in investment revenues. The overall effect has been a decrease in the organization’s net worth, prompting recent steps to boost investment income, increase member contributions, and consider adjusting non-critical assistance programs.

I thank the Board of Control, Regional Directors, Representatives, and everyone who has supported CGMA throughout the years. Keep up the good work! Now, more than ever, CGMA needs your dedication and support so that we can continue to take care of our own.

J. M. LOY Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard President Board of Control

“We Look After Our Own” Board of Control December 31, 2000

Officers

President Admiral James M. LOY, USCG Executive Vice President Rear Admiral Fred L. AMES, USCG Second Vice President Captain James E. EVANS, USCG Treasurer Commander Anthony VOGT, USCG Secretary Chief Warrant Jeffery M. ALM, USCG

Members Commissioned Officer Captain James E. EVANS, USCG Commissioned Officer Commander Pat HANNIFIN, USCG Commissioned Officer Lieutenant Commander Anthony VOGT, USCG Chief Warrant Officer Chief Warrant Officer Christine FIRGUEROA, USCG Retired Member Vacant MCPOCG Master Chief Petty Officer-CG Vincent W. PATTON, USCG Chief Petty Officer Senior Chief Petty Officer Mark A. LEWACK, USCG Enlisted (E-6 or below) Petty Officer First Class Petra A. WOLFORD, USCG Enlisted (E-6 or below) Petty Officer Third Class Craig E. TRUSEVITCH, USCG Officer’s Spouse Mrs. Kathleen M. B. GIBSON Enlisted’s Spouse Mrs. Jennifer RECHSTEINER Auxiliary Lieutenant Commander Charles E. MARTIN, USCG (RET) Reserve Lieutenant Commander Kevin PRATT, USCGR Civilian Mrs. Maureen M. MELTON Medical/ Specialist Chief Warrant Officer Jeffrey ALM, USCG Family Support Specialist Lieutenant Carla J. GRANTHAM, USCG Alternate: MCPOCG Chief Petty Officer Rockwood ENNIS, USCG Alternate: CPO Master Chief Petty Officer Alex T. KEENAN, USCG Alternate: Enlisted Petty Officer First Class Marie F.G. HOPE, USCG (E-6 or below)

Regional Directors 31 December 2000

Academy RADM Douglas H. TEESON, USCG ATC Mobile CAPT Eric N. FAGERHOLM, USCG Fourteenth District RADM Joseph J. MCCLELLAND Jr., USCG GANTSEC CAPT Arthur E. BROOKS, USCG Headquarters Support Command CAPT Geoffrey D. POWERS, USCG ISC CAPT S. Drew DILKS, USCG ISC Cleveland CAPT Michael J. PIERCE, USCG ISC Ketchikan CAPT Gary B. STEINFORT, USCG ISC Kodiak CAPT Jimmy NG, USCG ISC CAPT Colin S. CAMPBELL, USCG ISC CAPT Gerald BOWE, USCG ISC Portsmouth CAPT Richard R. HOUCK, USCG ISC San Pedro CAPT Richard F. BESELER, USCG ISC Seattle CAPT Michael P. SELAVKA, USCG ISC St. Louis CAPT Kevin E. SCHUMACHER, USCG MLC Atlantic RADM James A. KINGHORN, USCG MLC Pacific RADM John L. PARKER, USCG TRACEN Cape May CAPT Sally BRICE-O’HARA, USCG TRACEN Petaluma CAPT Marcus E. JORGENSEN, USCG TRACEN Yorktown CAPT John A. GENTILE, USCG Yard CAPT Alan S. GRACEWSKI, USCG Staff Executive Director Mr. Carl F. MURSCH Administrative Director Mr. Ronald C. WOLF Financial Director Mr. Barry M. BOISVERE Financial Assistant Ms. Stephanie WILSON Financial Assistant Ms. Jennifer R. MUDGETTE Special Projects Coordinator Mr. Herbert L. FAULKNER Education Specialist Ms. Tanya R. MATHIS Administrative Assistant Ms. Gwendolyn A. FOUCH Coast Guard Mutual Assistance

Originally established in 1924 as The League of Coast Guard Women, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) has a long history of providing short-term financial aid to the men and women of the Coast Guard. Today, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance offers financial assistance to the entire Coast Guard family; Active Duty and Retired military personnel, Civilian employees, Reservists, Auxiliarists, Commissioned officers of the Public Health Service serving with the Coast Guard, and their families.

Mutual Assistance is administered by the Board of Control at Coast Guard Headquarters in , D.C., by Regional Directors in various CGMA regions throughout the country, and by Representatives at selected duty stations. In most cases, people who need assistance submit their requests to a Representative. CGMA funds come solely from the contributions of Coast Guard personnel and other individuals, and from revenues derived from investment of accrued capital.

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance offers its members various services under each of the programs, including loans, grants, financial counseling, and referral to other sources. The goal of CGMA is to treat each individual needing help with sensitivity and understanding and to be as responsive as possible to the needs of eligible Mutual Assistance applicants.

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance helps thousands of members each year obtain loans through its six programs. In consequence, Mutual Assistance has a keen awareness of the important role loans play in assisting members to meet their financial needs. At the same time, Mutual Assistance understands the pitfalls that await members who become over- burdened with debt and find repayment a hardship. Because of this, we urge members not to borrow any more than is absolutely necessary. Mutual Assistance loans should be used to supplement, not take the place of other available assistance, such as parental and family aid, financial counseling, and state and federal programs. Used responsibly, loans can be tremendously helpful. Used irresponsibly, they can become an overwhelming burden.

General information concerning Coast Guard Mutual Assistance is available on the CGMA-HQ web site at www.cgmahq.org.

Specific information concerning CGMA Programs is contained in the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Manual. All Regional Directors and Mutual Assistance Representatives have copies available for review.

Contact your local CGMA Representatives for assistance.

“We Look After Our Own” Eligibility

Except for restricted members, everyone associated with the Coast Guard is eligible to receive assistance from CGMA. Active Duty and Retired military personnel; Civilian and CGES employees; Reservists; Auxiliarists; Commissioned Officers of the Public Health Service serving with the Coast Guard; and their families, are all eligible to receive assistance from CGMA. Additionally, CGMA has reciprocal agreements with the Air Force Aid Society, Army Emergency Relief, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and the American Red Cross that allows Coast Guard members to receive emergency assistance from these organizations when CGMA is not available.

Assistance is provided to members through six programs. Each program is designed to meet the unique circumstances faced by individuals from each segment of the Coast Guard family; therefore, certain CGMA programs are available to a limited portion of the Coast Guard family. However, 73% of all assistance provided by CGMA falls under the Emergency Loan, General Assistance and Education Assistance Programs. Virtually all Coast Guard members and employees are entitled to receive assistance under these three programs.

Programs

This list briefly describes the six programs. The Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Manual contains detailed information concerning eligibility requirements and procedures to obtain assistance.

EMERGENCY LOAN PROGRAM

One of the main purposes of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance is to provide financial assistance to members caught in emergency, short-term, financial situations beyond their control. Emergency loans are generally authorized in circumstances that impose a serious financial or personal hardship on the member requiring urgent help to relieve the situation.

GENERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

General Assistance may be provided when unexpected events or expenses cause a serious financial burden and financial need is demonstrated. General Assistance differs from the Emergency Loan program because the qualifying circumstances do not immediately endanger personal well-being or require urgent help. EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance has developed several programs to help members and their families financially meet their educational goals. Education assistance is available through several CGMA education programs:

♦ Education Grant Program. ♦ Supplemental Education Grant (SEG) Program. ♦ Federal Student Loan Program. ♦ Supplemental Student Loan Program. ♦ Vocational and Technical Training (VoTech) Student Loan Program.

HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The Housing Assistance Program helps Coast Guard service members and their families obtain housing. Regional Directors are authorized to assist eligible personnel in the purchase of a home through loans for closing commitments. Rental Assistance is authorized to assist eligible personnel with security deposits and utilities. Housing assistance is intended to assist service members and their families in obtaining housing as the result of permanent change of station orders.

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Medical expenses beyond TRICARE and supplemental insurance can sometimes be very costly to our members. In most cases medical treatment is of an emergency nature and not normally anticipated in a member's budget. When a provider demands prepayment for services, or the cost of receiving necessary medical and dental treatment places an unexpected financial hardship on a member, the member may apply for a CGMA loan. This program does not relieve our members from having the proper supplementary medical and dental insurance in place.

DEBT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

The purpose of the Debt Management Program (DMP) is to assist our members in becoming good financial managers of their income. To become good financial managers, they must first be able to meet their financial obligations. CGMA is willing to become a partner with the member by giving the minimum financial assistance needed to allow the member to enter a DMP with Consumer Credit Counseling Service (CCCS) or a similar program through another debt/credit management agency. Sacrifice and austerity on the part of members are essential. The DMP does not aim to return an insolvent person to an absolutely normal way of life. Instead, it creates the minimum essential financial condition that will allow the person to live while paying off obligations in a responsible manner. The DMP generates sufficient cash flow to permit a livable budget, repayment of debt, and the provision for modest savings to meet future needs.

General information concerning Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Programs is available on the CGMA-HQ web site at www.cgmahq.org.

Additional information concerning CGMA application requirements and procedures, and the repayment of loans is contained in the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Manual. Contact your local CGMA Representatives for assistance.

Contributions

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance receives no funds from the federal government. CGMA is supported by voluntary contributions from our members solicited during the annual fund raising campaign. Contributions are also accepted at any time from individuals or organizations. Contributions can be made in the form of cash, check, charge card, or allotment contributions (when authorized). Contributions can also be made in the form of memorial contributions, as bequests from individuals or estates, or as special donations.

Contributions to CGMA are tax deductible under section 170(b)(1)(a) of the Internal Revenue Code. CGMA is tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Code.

Contributions can be sent to:

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Commandant (G-ZMA) 2100 2nd St SW, Room 5502 Washington, DC 20593-0001 2000 Highlights

This was the busiest year in Coast Guard Mutual Assistance history. CGMA members received over 10,100 loans and grants totaling $7.3 million in assistance. In the past five years Coast Guard Mutual Assistance has provided almost $30 million in assistance. Since 1990, over $57 million in assistance has been provided to members of the Coast Guard Family. It is clear that the need for Coast Guard Mutual Assistance continues and that Coast Guard Mutual Assistance has again demonstrated that we can meet the needs of our members!

In 2000 – 10,141 people received $7,328,661 of financial assistance!

Active Duty Members 8,815 $6,313,958 Retired Members 345 $365,005 Civilian Employees 594 $430,908 Reserve Members 321 $162,544 Auxiliary Members 25 $20,847 Family Members 13 $12,123 DOD Members 28 $23,277 Total 10,141 $7,328,661

Total Assistance 1996 - 2000 Total Assistance 1996-2000 $8,000,000 1996 $4,776,707 $6,000,000 1997 $5,438,252 $4,000,000 1998 $6,097,546 1999 $5,962,951 $2,000,000 2000 $7,328,661 $0 Assistance Provided 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Total $29,604,116 Calendar Year

Other Assistance

In addition to assistance provided directly to our members, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance helps its members by paying fees on their behalf so they may obtain assistance from other programs. In 2000 Coast Guard Mutual Assistance guaranteed Federal Student Loans (Stafford Loans) and PLUS Loans totaling $376,769. By paying the fees associated with these loans, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance helped our members save $11,303 in guarantee and origination fees. Coast Guard Mutual Assistance also paid $3,254 for members needing services provided by Consumer Credit Counseling Service. Additionally, $28,666 in outstanding loans were converted into grants during 2000. . 2000 Statistics

A. Contributions and Donations

1999 $887,115 2000 $995,107 +12.17%

B. Income from Banks and Investments (Interest, Dividends & Net Gains or Net Losses)

1999 $571,588 2000 ($1,022,615) -278.90%

C. Value of Investments (At Cost)

1999 $8,924,769 2000 $6,428,962 -27.96%

D. Personal Loans Made

1999 $5,327,992 2000 $6,270,337 +17.68%

E. Personal Grants Made

1999 $133,612 2000 $128,715 -3.66%

F. SEG Grants Made

1999 $255,647 2000 $633,359 +147.74%

G. Education Grants Made

1999 $245,700 2000 $296,250 +2.01%

H. Loans Converted to Grants

1999 $52,762 2000 $28,666 -45.66%

I. Loans Canceled as Bad Debts

1999 $178,241 2000 $166,015 -6.85%

J. Net Assets 1999 $13,845,535 2000 $11,881,253 -14.18%

Assistance by CGMA Regions 2000

CGMA Loans Grants Total Region Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Academy 92 $103,296 83 $14,998 175 $118,294 ATC Mobile 162 $175,016 113 $20,727 275 $195,744 CGD 14 Honolulu 192 $212,011 182 $33,668 374 $245,679 GANTSEC 134 $202,222 63 $14,904 197 $217,126 HQTRS 202 $243,278 211 $42,797 413 $286,075 ISC Boston 415 $497,966 269 $51,364 684 $549,330 ISC Cleveland 365 $347,824 240 $44,083 605 $391,906 ISC Ketchikan 105 $130,132 53 $16,426 158 $146,558 ISC Kodiak 122 $182,941 205 $33,769 327 $216,710 ISC Miami 718 $709,064 402 $78,223 1,120 $787,287 ISC New Orleans 540 $565,080 241 $60,257 781 $625,337 ISC Portsmouth 595 $604,395 368 $64,336 963 $668,731 ISC San Pedro 253 $313,445 112 $31,679 365 $345,124 ISC Seattle 513 $529,982 274 $45,577 787 $575,558 ISC St Louis 202 $204,542 206 $40,808 408 $245,350 MLC Atlantic 38 $38,332 144 $27,993 182 $66,325 MLC Pacific 528 $629,225 324 $54,905 852 $684,130 TRACEN Cape May 215 $169,907 93 $18,272 308 $188,179 TRACEN Petaluma 127 $134,442 93 $24,016 220 $158,458 TRACEN Yorktown 186 $155,453 76 $20,611 262 $176,064 Yard 133 $104,174 131 $22,662 264 $126,836 Sub Total 5,837 $6,252,728 3,883 $762,074 9,720 $7,014,802 CGMA-HQ 26 $17,609 0 $00 26 $17,609 Education Grants 395 $296,250 395 $296,250 Total 5,863 $6,270,337 4,278 $1,058,324 10,141 $7,328,661

Summary of Operations 2000

Income and Revenue:

During 2000, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance received $6,567,599 from:

Revenue !" Loan Repayment 0%

4% Loan Payments !" Contributions 15% $5,286,909 Contributions !" Investments $995,107 Investments 1 !" Miscellaneous $256,099 81% Misc. $29,484

1. Miscellaneous items include Bad Debts Collected $10,813, Restitution of Embezzled Funds $275 and $18,396 Grant Repayments.

Disbursements and Expenses

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance disbursed $9,405,785 for the following:

!" Loans Expenditures Loans $6,270,337 14% !" Grants 6% Grants $1,058,324 1% 2 !" Program Expenses 2% Program Expenses $200,734

Fundraising $49,252 !" Fundraising 11% 66% Administrative !" Administrative Costs $548,424 Loss on Sales $1,278,714 !" Loss on Portfolio Sales

2 Program Expenses include $93,095 for Fees Paid by CGMA for members (Education and Counseling), $53,551 in Overpayments Returned to members, $19,087 NSF Loan Payment Checks, $893 for Credit Reports and $34,108 for printing program material.

Statement of Financial Position DECEMBER 31, 1999 AND 2000

Assets

1999 2000 Cash Cash and Cash Equivalents $413,807 $72,133

Receivables Loan Payments Receivable $322,910 $381,150 Personal Loans Receivable $4,123,079 $4,929,009

Portfolio Cash Equivalent Master Notes $631,695 $144,187 Equities $6,463,724 $3,835,581 Fixed Income Securities $1,829,350 $2,449,193

USA Funds Deposit $70,000 $70,000

Total Assets $13,854,565 $11,881,253

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities $0 $0

Net Worth

Net Assets Brought Forward $13,942,742 $13,854,565 Capital Gain (+) $1,767,665 $13,507 Subtotal: $15,710,407 $13,868,072 Capital Loss (-) ($1,855,842) ($1,986,819)

Net Assets End Of Period $13,854,565 $11,881,253

Total Liabilities And Net Assets $13,854,565 $11,881,253

Statement of Financial Activities 1 JANUARY 2000 TO 31 DECEMBER 2000

Cash Account

Debits (Receipts)

Cash Assets Brought Forward: $413,807

Loan Payments $5,286,909 Stocks, Bonds, And Other Investments Sold $10,515,150

Capital Gains Contributions And Donations $995,107 Investment Income $256,099 Miscellaneous $29,484

Total To Be Accounted For: $17,496,556

Credits (Expenditures)

Cash Assets End Of Period $72,133 Loans Made $6,270,337 Loan Overpayments Returned $53,551 Non-Sufficient Funds Checks Returned $19,087 Stocks, Bonds, and other Investments Purchased $8,018,637

Capital Losses Loss on Sale of Investment $1,278,714

Program Expenses Grants $1,058,324 Fees Paid $93,095 Miscellaneous Program Expenses $35,002

Total Program Expenses $1,186,421

Fundraising Expenses $49,252

Administrative Expenses Payroll Expenses $427,622 System Maintenance and Development $77,781 Misc. Administrative Expenses $43,021

Total Administrative Expenses $548,424

Total To Be Accounted For: $17,496,556 Statement of Financial Activities 1 JANUARY 2000 TO 31 DECEMBER 2000

Personal Loan Account

(Debits)

Loan Balance Brought Forward $4,123,078 Loans Made This Period $6,270,337 Administrative Adjustment - Loan Accounts $750 Total To Be Accounted For $10,394,165 (Credits) Loan Payments $5,362,312 Less Loan Overpayments Returned ($53,550) Non-Sufficient Funds Checks Returned ($19,087) Loan Payments Converted Into Donations ($2,036) Net Loan Payments $5,287,639

Loans Canceled As Bad Debts $166,015 Less Payco Cash ($10,813) Less Payco Commission ($6,351) Net Uncollectable $148,851

Loans Converted Into Grants $28,666

Loans Outstanding End-Of-Period $4,929,009 Total To Be Accounted For $10,394,165

Financial Statement

(Assets) Cash Cash Assets $72,133 USA Funds Deposit $70,000 Receivables $5,310,158 Portfolio $6,428,962 Total Assets End of Period $11,881,253

(Liabilities and Net Assets) Net Assets Brought Forward $13,854,565 Capital Gain (+) $13,507 Subtotal: $13,868,072 Capital Loss (-) ($1,986,819)

Net Assets End Of Period $11,881,253

Total Liabilities And Net Assets $11,881,253 Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

ISC Boston Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Activities Air Station Cape Cod 212 Coast Guard Drive Otis ANGB, MA 02542-5024 Ft. Wadsworth Staten Island NY 10305

USCGC Campbell (WMEC 909) USCGC Escanaba (WMEC 907) One State Pier C/O CG Integrated Support Command New Bedford MA 02740-7272 427 Commercial Street Boston MA 02109-1094

USCGC Reliance (WMEC 615) USCGC Seneca (WMEC 906) C/O Portsmouth Naval Shipyard C/O CG Integrated Support Command Portsmouth NH 03804-5000 427 Commercial Street Boston MA 02109-1094

USCGC Spencer (WMEC 905) USCGC Tahoma (WMEC 908) C/O CG Integrated Support Command One State Pier 427 Commercial Street New Bedford MA 02740-7272 Boston MA 02109-1094

Group Boston Group- MSO Long Island Sound 427 Commercial Street 120 Woodward Ave. Boston MA 02109-1027 New Haven CT 06512-3698

Group Moriches Group Portland ME 100 Moriches Island Road 259 High Street East Moriches NY 11940-9791 South Portland ME 04106-0007

Group Southwest Harbor Group Woods Hole Clark Point Road Little Harbor Road Southwest Harbor ME 04679-5000 Woods Hole MA 02543-1099

ISC Boston 427 Commercial Street Boston MA 02109-1027

ISC St Louis Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Group Lower Mississippi River Group Ohio Valley 2 Auction Ave. 601 West Broadway Room 21 Memphis TN 38105-1502 Snyder Federal Bldg. Louisville KY 40202-2243

Group Upper Mississippi River HRSIC 300 Maine Street Federal Building Keokuk IA 52632-4219 444 SE Quincy St Topeka KS 66683-3591

Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

U. S. Coast Guard Institute ISC St. Louis 5900 SW 64th ST # 235 1222 Spruce Street Oklahoma City OK 73169-6990 St Louis MO 63103-2832

MSO Huntington MSO Paducah 1415 6th Ave. 225 Tully Street Huntington WV 25701-2420 Paducah KY 42003-0170

MSO Pittsburgh Suite 1150 Kossman Bldg. 100 Forbes St Pittsburgh PA 15222-1371

ISC Portsmouth Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

USCGC Bear (WMEC 901) USCGC Diligence (WMEC 616) C/O CG Integrated Support Command 109 N. Water Street 4000 Coast Guard Blvd Wilmington NC 28401 Portsmouth VA 23703-2199

USCGC Forward (WMEC 911) USCGC Harriet Lane (WMEC 903) C/O CG Integrated Support Command C/O CG Integrated Support Command 4000 Coast Guard Blvd 4000 Coast Guard Blvd Portsmouth VA 23703-2199 Portsmouth VA 23703-2199

USCGC Legare (WMEC 912) USCGC Tampa (WMEC 902) C/O CG Integrated Support Command C/O CG Integrated Support Command 4000 Coast Guard Blvd 4000 Coast Guard Blvd Portsmouth VA 23703-2199 Portsmouth VA 23703-2199

USCGC Northland (WMEC 904) USCGC Vigorous (WMEC 627) C/O CG Integrated Support Command C/O CG Training Center 4000 Coast Guard Blvd 1 Munro Avenue Portsmouth VA 23703-2199 Cape May NJ 08204-5086

FINCEN Group Cape Hatteras 1430 A Kristina Way Old Lighthouse Road, Bldg. 1 Chesapeake VA 23326-1000 Buxton NC 27920-0604

Group Eastern Shore Group Fort Macon 3823 Main Street 2301 East Fort Macon Road Chincoteague VA 23336-1890 Atlantic Beach NC 28570-8570

ISC Portsmouth MSO Wilmington 4000 Coast Guard Blvd 1502 23rd Street Portsmouth VA 23703-2199 Wilmington NC 28405

MSO Philadelphia Suprtcen Elizabeth City 1 Washington Ave. Bldg. 35 Philadelphia PA 19147-4395 Elizabeth City NC 27909-5006

Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

ISC Miami Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Clearwater Air Station Miami 15100 Rescue Way Opa Locka Airport Clearwater FL 34622-2990 15000 NW 42nd Ave Opa Locka Fl 33054-2397

Air Station Savannah USCGC Confidence (WMEC 619) 1297 North Lightning Road Patrick AFB FL 32925-7518 Hunter AAF Savannah GA 31409-5053

USCGC Dallas (WHEC 716) USCGC Gallatin (WHEC 721) 1050 Register Street 1050 Register Street North Charleston SC 29405 North Charleston SC 29405

USCGC Mohawk (WMEC 913) USCGC Thetis (WMEC 910) C/O CG Group C/O CG Group Key West Key West FL 33040-0005 Key West FL 33040-0005

USCGC Vigilant (WMEC 617) Group Charleston Patrick AFB FL 32925-7528 196 Tradd Street Charleston SC 29401-1817

Group Key West Group St Petersburg Key West FL 33040-3040 600 8th Ave. SE St Petersburg FL 33701-5099

Group Mayport ISC Miami 4200 Ocean Street 100 MacArthur Causeway Atlantic Beach FL 32233 Miami FL 33139-5101

ISC New Orleans Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

USCGC Courageous (WMEC 622) Group Corpus Christi Panama City FL 32402-2710 8930 Ocean Drive Hanger #41 Corpus Christi TX 78419-5220

Group Galveston MSO Houston-Galveston 1 Ferry Road 9640 Clinton Drive Galveston TX 77553-1912 Galena Park TX 77547-0046

MSO Port Arthur ISC New Orleans 2875 Jimmy Johnson Blvd 4640 Urquhart Street Port Arthur TX 77640-2099 New Orleans LA 70117-4698

MSO Morgan City 800 David Drive Room 232 Morgan City LA 70380-1304

Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

ISC Cleveland Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Detroit Air Station Traverse City C/O Selfridge ANGB 1175 Airport Access Road Mt Clemens MI 48045-5011 Traverse City MI 49684-3586

USCGC Mackinaw Group Buffalo 632 Coast Guard Drive 1 Fuhrman Blvd Cheboygan MI 49721-1299 Buffalo NY 14203-3189

Group Detroit Group Grand Haven . 110 Mount Elliot Ave. 650 South Harbor Drive Detroit MI 48207-4380 Grand Haven MI 49417-1752

Group Milwaukee Group Saute Ste Marie 2420 S. Lincoln Memorial Drive 337 Water Street Milwaukee WI 53207-1997 Saute Ste. Marie MI 49783-9501

ISC Cleveland MSO Chicago 1240 East 9th Street 215 West 83rd Street Suite D Cleveland OH 44199-2060 Burr Ridge IL 60521-7059

MSO Duluth 600 South Lake Avenue Duluth MN 55802-2352

ISC San Pedro Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Activities San Diego Air Station Los Angeles 2710 North Harbor Drive 7159 World Way West San Diego CA 92101-1028 Los Angeles CA 90045-5824

USCGC Chase (WHEC 718) USCGC Hamilton (WHEC 715) Z1140 Z1140 2680 Woden Street, Building 3304 2680 Woden Street San Diego CA 92136-5491 San Diego CA 92136-5491

Group-MSO LA/LB ISC San Pedro 1001 South Seaside Avenue 1001 South Seaside Avenue Terminal Island Station Terminal Island Station San Pedro, CA 90731 San Pedro CA 90731-0208

Station Channel Island Harbor 4201 Victoria Ave. Oxnard CA 93039-8399

ISC Seattle Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

USCGC Active (WMEC 618) USCGC Alert (WMEC 630) City Pier C/O CG Group Astoria Port Angeles WA 98362-9898 Warrenton OR 97146-9693 Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

USCGC Healy (WAGB 20) USCGC Mellon (WHEC 717) C/O ISC Seattle C/O ISC Seattle 1519 Alaskan Way South 1519 Alaskan Way South Seattle, WA 98134-8134 Seattle WA 98134-8134

USCGC Midgett (WHEC 726) USCGC Polar Sea (WAGB 11) C/O ISC Seattle C/O ISC Settle 1519 Alaskan Way South 1519 Alaskan Way South Seattle WA 98134-1192 Seattle WA 98134-1192

USCGC Polar Star (WAGB 10) Group Astoria C/O ISC Seattle 2185 SE Airport Road 1519 Alaskan Way South Warrenton OR 97146-9693 Seattle WA 98134-1192

USCGC Steadfast (WMEC 622) Group North Bend 2185 S. Airport Road 2000 Ave. Warrenton OR 97146-9693 North Bend OR 97459-2399

Group Port Angeles Group Portland OR C/O USCG Air Station 6767 N. Basin Ave. Port Angeles WA 98363-0159 Portland OR 67217-3992

ISC Seattle Station Chetco River 1519 Alaskan Way South 16133 Lower Harbor Road Seattle WA 98134-1192 Harbor OR 97415-0328

Station Yaquina Bay 925 SW Naterlin Drive Newport OR 97365-0076

Fourteenth Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Barbers Point USCGC Jarvis (WHEC 725) 1 Coral Sea Road Area 4 Sand Island Access Road Kapolei, HI 96707-3693 Honolulu HI 96819-4398

USCGC Rush (WHEC 723) ISC Honolulu Area 4 Sand Island Access Road Area 4 Sand Island Access Road CG Base Honolulu Honolulu HI 96819-4398 Honolulu Hl 96819-4399

U. S. Coast Guard Marianas Section Fourteenth Coast Guard District CG Bldg #1 Victor Wharf Prince Kalanianaole Federal Bldg. Naval Activities GU 96630-5000 300 Ala Moana Blvd. Room 9-116 Honolulu HI 96850-4982

ISC Ketchikan Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Sitka ISC Ketchikan 611 Airport Road 1300 Stedman Street Sitka AK 99835-9835 Ketchikan AK 99901-6698 Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

MSO Valdez MSO Anchorage 105 Clifton Street 510 L Street Suite 100 Valdez AK 99686-0486 Anchorage AK 99501-1946

ISC Ketchikan-Juneau 709 West 9th Street Juneau AK 99802-5517

ISC Kodiak Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

ISC Kodiak Building 554 Kodiak AK 99619-5022

MLC Atlantic Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

MLC Atlantic Suite 900 300 East Main Street Norfolk VA 23510-9108

MLC Pacific Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Sacramento Air Station 6037 Prince Ave. SFO International Airport McClellan AFB CA 95652-1260 Bldg 1020 San Francisco CA 94128-3099

USCGC Boutwell (WHEC 719) USCGC Morgenthau (WHEC 722) Coast Guard Island Alameda CA 94501-5100 Alameda CA 94501-5100

USCGC Munro (WHEC 724) USCGC Sherman (WHEC 720) Coast Guard Island Coast Guard Island, Bldg. 42 Alameda CA 94501-5100 Alameda CA 94501-5100

Group Humboldt Bay Group San Francisco McKinleyville CA 95521-5000 1 Yerba Buena Island San Francisco CA 94130-5000

ISC Alameda MLC Pacific Coast Guard Island, Bldg. 21 Bldg. 50-3 Alameda CA 94501-5100 Coast Guard Island Alameda CA 94501-5100

Cape May Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

TRACEN Cape May Group-Air Station Atlantic City Cape May NJ 08204-5093 Atlantic City Int’l Airport Atlantic City NJ 08405-0001

Location of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Representatives

USCGC Dependable (WMEC 626) C/O Training Center 1 Munro Avenue Cape May NJ 08204-5086

Curtis Bay Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

USCG Yard 2401 Hawkins Point Road MD 21226-1796

Mobile Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

ATC Mobile Group Mobile 8501 Tanner Williams Road Bldg. 101 Brookley Complex Mobile AL 36608-8322 South Broad Street Mobile AL 36615-1390

New London Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

U. S. Coast Guard Academy USCGC Eagle (WIX 327) 15 Mohegan Ave. 45 Mohegan Ave. New London CT 06320-4195 New London CT 06320-4195

Petaluma Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

USCG 599 Tomales Road Petaluma CA 94952-5000

San Juan Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Air Station Borinquen USCG Greater Antilles Section Aguadilla PR 00604-9999 5 LA Puntilla Final San Juan PR 00901

Yorktown Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

Training Center Yorktown (Students) Yorktown VA 23690-5000 Yorktown, VA 23690-5000

Headquarters Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Region

U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters National Vessel Documentation Center Headquarters Support Command (a-1) 792 T.J. Jackson Drive 2100 2nd St. SW, Room B-442 Falling Waters WV 25419 Washington DC 20593-0001

USCG TISCOM 7323 Telegraph Road Alexandria VA 22315-3999

Board of Control Coast Guard Mutual Assistance

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance Headquarters 2100 2nd St. SW, Room 5502 Washington DC 20593-0001 P R E A M B L E To the Constitution of Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.

Coast Guard Mutual Assistance is an organization established to provide aid in time of certain emergency, housing, or educational needs. It assists active duty and retired military personnel of the Coast Guard and their families; active duty military personnel of other armed forces serving with the Coast Guard and their families; commissioned personnel of the Public Health Service serving with the Coast Guard and their families; and the families of those members of the Coast Guard who died while on active duty or in a retired status. It also assists Coast Guard Civilian Employees, Reservists, and Auxiliarists. Through counsel, financial grants and loans, Coast Guard Mutual Assistance aspires to promote the general well being of the people it serves.