Contact

Who to reach

The association is run by Kentucky Guardsmen serving in addition to their regular duties. Send your message to the right officer and you will get a faster answer.

If you are not sure who to write to, use the President’s address and it will be routed.

General
Anything else, or you are not sure
The President. Association business, press and public affairs, partnership enquiries, and anything that does not fit below. president@eangky.org

Money
Membership dues, billing, and payments
The Treasurer. Questions about a charge, updating a card on file, cancelling a recurring contribution, or a receipt you need. treasurer@eangky.org

Records
Minutes, committee reports, and association records
The Secretary. Say what you need and roughly when it dates from. secretary@eangky.org

Air National Guard
Matters affecting the Kentucky Air National Guard
The Vice President, Air. vpair@eangky.org

Auxiliary
Spouses and family members

Faster than writing

Some things do not need an email

In a financial emergency
Do not wait on us

Three funds serve Kentucky Guardsmen in a financial emergency, each with its own application. Apply directly.

Where to start

Scholarships
Apply online

Applications close 1 July each year. Eligibility, awards, and the application are all on the site.

Scholarship program

Joining or renewing
Sign up online

Enlisted annual membership is $25. First-year members pay $1 with code KYNG.

Join or Renew

A policy problem
Write a resolution

If something needs to change, put it in writing. Any member can bring a resolution to the floor of the state conference.

Submit a resolution

Or just write

Send us a message

If you would rather not pick an address, use this and it will reach the President and the Treasurer. Tell us enough that we can route it to the right person.

By post

Enlisted Association, National Guard of Kentucky, Inc.

P.O. Box 4512

Frankfort, KY 40601

Response times

We are Guardsmen, not staff.

Every officer of this association serves in addition to a full-time job and a military obligation. Most messages get a reply within a few days. During drill weekends, annual training, and state emergencies it can take longer.

If something is urgent and involves a member in crisis, say so in the subject line.