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Programs, events and organizations supporting military spouses and significant others.
Operation Family Support
Rebuilding Together, the nation's largest all-volunteer home rehabilitation organization, has partnered with Sears, Roebuck and Co. to create a new program designed to revitalize the homes of military families. Similar to the nonprofit's...
Operation Family Support
When soldier mom Spc. Alexis Hutchinson, 21, refused deployment orders last month bloggers left some sympathy crumbed between chunks of "it was her duty." And so a quest is born to unearth the resources available to single parents before...
Operation Family Support
When things get rough when your spouse is deployed in the war zone, she's the person you go to for support. Possibly, you might be the person she goes to for support during her rough days. But some days you wonder. As you help her, are you...
Operation Family Support
Started in San Diego, in 2002, by a small group of military family members, Operation Homefront was founded to help lower ranking troops and their families during and after deployments. Today the non-profit group, which raised more than $32...
Operation Family Support
Even before the start of the war on terrorism, hundreds of organizations have started to support deployed service members. But as the war continues on, special attention has been focused on the families who are left behind. The need for help is...
Operation Family Support
The Fort Lewis Ranger and Northwest Airlifter present a Valentine's Day party for the spouses and significant others with loved ones serving away this February 14th. Located at St. Martin's Pavilion in Lacey (directions are here), the fun starts...
Operation Family Support
Attending medical appointments became easier for some Soldiers recently thanks to the creation of a new child development center. ...
Operation Family Support
The Army wants Soldier-dads to know there is a new paternity leave policy available to them. To get the word out, Department of the Army spread the word to military bloggers at the Pentagon.
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