Kassia Reedy

More from the USO

• Sep 9, 2026

  Three Ways the USO Supports Service Members’ Mental Health

  Military service can place significant strain on service members’ emotional well-being, making connection and community an important part of suicide prevention and mental health support. Here are three ways the USO supports the people who serve through Centers, programs and outreach that foster belonging, strengthen relationships and provide meaningful moments of connection wherever they serve.

• Sep 3, 2026

  We're With Stephanie: A Military Spouse and Volunteer Who Connects the Classroom and the Community in South Korea

  For military spouse and teacher Stephanie Horn, volunteering with the USO at Osan Air Base has turned a new country into a place that feels like home. From helping newly arrived families find their footing to supporting military children in and out of the classroom, Stephanie has become a familiar face for the community she serves.

• Aug 20, 2026

  At Joint Base Langley-Eustis, USO Canine Volunteers Offer Service Members a Consistent Source of Morale and Support

  At Joint Base Langley-Eustis, USO Canine Volunteers – that is, certified therapy dogs – visit the USO Center to support service members through moments of connection and by providing relief from daily stress. Through this monthly program, service members are given a space to step away from routine and briefly decompress in a calm, welcoming environment.