Which situation illustrates a misuse of SFRG funds?

The appropriate use of SFRG (Soldier and Family Readiness Group) funds is guided by specific regulations that dictate their intended purpose, primarily focused on the welfare and morale of soldiers and their families. Purchasing company coins typically does not fall within these guidelines, as it is more associated with unit pride or recognition within the military rather than direct support for the families and soldiers' well-being. Company coins are generally considered a morale booster among peers but do not directly benefit the broader family unit or serve the mission of SFRG, which is to enhance family readiness and provide direct support during deployments or other military events.

The expenditures aimed at supporting team-building events or family days align with the SFRG mission, as these activities foster community and cohesion among service members and their families.