Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) is a tax-exempt organization of United States Coast Guard people assisting the Coast Guard family, including active duty, retired military, Coast Guard civilian employees, Coast Guard Reserve, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Public Health Service officers serving with the Coast Guard, and surviving family members. There are more than 400 CGMA Representatives at 97 shore units and 37 cutters based in 32 states and territories, including Puerto Rico and Guam. CGMA receives no federal funds, and relies on bequests and donations from Coast Guard people. Most assistance is provided through interest-free loans and personal grants. These include education assistance programs for members and their dependents, emergency travel, temporary living expenses, funeral expenses, loss of funds or property, disaster relief, medical and dental expenses, home studies expenses for adoptions, and debt management. There is also a Layette Program to welcome infants. In 2014 CGMA made nearly 6,000 interest-free loans and grants totaling $3.25 million dollars."@en }
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- Coast_Guard_Mutual_Assistance abstract "The Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) is a tax-exempt organization of United States Coast Guard people assisting the Coast Guard family, including active duty, retired military, Coast Guard civilian employees, Coast Guard Reserve, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Public Health Service officers serving with the Coast Guard, and surviving family members. There are more than 400 CGMA Representatives at 97 shore units and 37 cutters based in 32 states and territories, including Puerto Rico and Guam. CGMA receives no federal funds, and relies on bequests and donations from Coast Guard people. Most assistance is provided through interest-free loans and personal grants. These include education assistance programs for members and their dependents, emergency travel, temporary living expenses, funeral expenses, loss of funds or property, disaster relief, medical and dental expenses, home studies expenses for adoptions, and debt management. There is also a Layette Program to welcome infants. In 2014 CGMA made nearly 6,000 interest-free loans and grants totaling $3.25 million dollars.".
- Q5138153 abstract "The Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA) is a tax-exempt organization of United States Coast Guard people assisting the Coast Guard family, including active duty, retired military, Coast Guard civilian employees, Coast Guard Reserve, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Public Health Service officers serving with the Coast Guard, and surviving family members. There are more than 400 CGMA Representatives at 97 shore units and 37 cutters based in 32 states and territories, including Puerto Rico and Guam. CGMA receives no federal funds, and relies on bequests and donations from Coast Guard people. Most assistance is provided through interest-free loans and personal grants. These include education assistance programs for members and their dependents, emergency travel, temporary living expenses, funeral expenses, loss of funds or property, disaster relief, medical and dental expenses, home studies expenses for adoptions, and debt management. There is also a Layette Program to welcome infants. In 2014 CGMA made nearly 6,000 interest-free loans and grants totaling $3.25 million dollars.".