ATFA Commemorative Firearm Fundraiser Announcement
The ATF Association is proud to introduce the first ATFA Commemorative Firearm, created exclusively for our members as part of a new fundraising initiative. This project is a collaboration between ATFA and PROFORCE, an FFL based in Prescott, Arizona.
Members may choose from the following commemorative models:
- Glock 19 Gen 6 — $709.99
- Glock 19V — $629.99
- Glock 43X MOS — $579.99
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ATFA Launches Peer Support Program
The ATF Association is excited to announce the establishment of a Peer Support program designed to engage with and assist ATFA members and retirees as they navigate the transition into retirement. Our mission is to provide support and guidance through the wide range of challenges that come with this new chapter of life (financial, mental health, physical health, dealing with serious illness and loss, etc.)
In addition to being available to those in immediate need, we also aim to develop and present resources such as webinars, podcasts, printed articles, and other supportive tools to help our members engage and thrive during this transition.
You can share your thoughts and feedback via email to Laszlo Simonyi. Thank you for taking the time to help us better serve you and our community!
Honoring
Honoring
Commitment, bravery and integrity - ATF character is recognized each year by the ATFA Foundation scholarships in memory of Conway C. LeBleu, Todd W. McKeehan, Robert J. Williams and Steven D. Willis, four special agents who lost their lives on February 28, 1993 during the execution of federal warrants at the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, TX.
Connecting
Connecting
Our members connect for camaraderie, friendship and support. We reach out using Facebook, LinkedIn and our digital member directory. Social gatherings and volunteer opportunities give retirees and employees the opportunity to informally meet, socialize and reconnect.
Supporting
Supporting
he foundation provides financial assistance to retirees, employees and their survivors in times of need. Since 2016, the Foundation has distributed 135 grants to ATF retirees and employees. College scholarships are offered to the children and grandchildren of ATFA members based on financial need, academic achievement, and leadership qualities.
Informing
Informing
Association members receive regular newsletters that feature “Where Are They Now” articles highlighting members' activities since retiring. Members also have access to Inside ATF, job postings and a curated list of books written by ATF authors. The Association strives to keep members updated on ATF news and events.
A non-public Facebook page has been established for members of ATFA and current and retired employees of ATF who are not yet members of ATFA. To be a part of this group send an email request to either Laszlo Simonyi or to Jack Killorin. After they receive your request, they will invite you into the group.
You can also participate in the ATF Association's group on LinkedIn. This is a public site and you can find it and become a member by clicking HERE.