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30 Ways of Thanks Day #28: Donate to The USO

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To say thanks to military families, you can volunteer at USOs, or donate resources to help them do even more good work.

 

Say Thanks to Military Families: Donate to The USO

What is the USO?

The USO (United Service Organizations) strengthens America's military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country, throughout their service to the nation. Since 1941, the USO has been the nation's leading organization to serve the men and women in the U.S. military, and their families, throughout their time in uniform.

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Where can I find a USO?

USO's can be found worldwide, and are the go-to place for military and their families in transit, or in need of assistance in a new place.

Is USO for retired military?

The USO serves active duty military and their guests. It also serves retired military personnel if room allows. If a disabled veteran is medically retired, they would receive the same courtesies as a retired service member.

Can you use the USO as a veteran?

Per USO charter, we must allow all Active/Guard/Reserve military and their immediate dependents into the USO. ... However, it is a privilege to use the USO not a military benefit. Our limited resources cannot provide for the thousands of veterans who travel through the airport.

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Who can use the USO?

"That is why only active duty, Reserve and Guard service members, as well as their families, are permitted to use our USO airport lounges and other locations."

From uso.org

Military Families Appreciation Month

November is Military Families Appreciation Month, and the 2014 Armed Forces Insurance Branch Spouses of the Year (Branch SOYs) want to help everyone, everywhere participate in thanking and honoring military families.

Americans love our military, but many people don't quite know how best to express their gratitude. As National Guard Spouse of the Year Dr. Ingrid Herrera-Yee notes, “saying "thanks" to our military families is something that many want to do, but are at a loss as to how to do it –or in the case of Guard and Reserve, how to find us!”

#30Ways of Thanks

So the Branch SOYs created #30Ways of Thanks to help. Each day in November, the Branch SOYs will release a video with an action item that people around the country can participate in virtually or locally, individually or in groups. Participants can hash tag #30Ways so that their messages, photos, or videos are spread far and wide. Hash tags #GratefulNation and #MilFamsRock can also be added as a short-hand way to say “You are amazing, military families!” Best of all, the entire #30Ways video collection will be stored on the Branch SOYs' YouTube channel so that it can be repeated in Novembers to come, or whenever someone is looking for a way to say “thank you” to military families.

Topics: uso donate military family #30Ways #MilFamsRock Coast Guard Spouse of the Year Danielle Medolla

 

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