Alcoa Retiree Clubs
Below is contact information for retiree clubs that has been shared with Alcoa. Is your organization missing? Submit your information.  

Local Retiree Clubs

Life After Alcoa 

Retirees from Alcoa Howmet LaPorte operations received an Alcoa Foundation grant for Habitat for Humanity. Pictured from left to right: Carolyn Hunt, Nancy Batten, Nelda Sheagley and Barbara Haferkamp.  Others not pictured who helped with the project were Roger Britzke, Tom Bailey, Betsy Singleton, Mary Daniel and Sherry Ray.
 

Take ACTION in Your Community
Alcoa recognizes that our retirees are very active in their communities, and is excited to expand both our ACTION and Bravo! volunteer programs to retirees.

Alcoans Coming Together in Our Neighborhoods (ACTION) encourages teams of employees and retirees to volunteer together on service projects in their communities.  Alcoa Foundation donates $1,500 when four or more retirees volunteer 20 hours or more or $3,000 when eight or more retirees volunteer 40 hours or more.  Each Retiree Club is given an ACTION allocation, and the President or designee coordinates all ACTION events and applies for the grant dollars.

Bravo! grants $250 to Alcoa employees and retirees who volunteer 50 hours or more with a nonprofit organization.