Get Involved
BOSS is open to all single service members. YOU determine how involved you want to be and how to participate. Volunteer for events, or take on a leadership role within the program.
Events
BOSS is open to all single service members, and joining is easy. Join us at meetings and / or any activities. Search for local activities.
Contact
Contact and locate you local BOSS representatives and connect with us on social media.
The BOSS program focuses on four main areas: Quality of Life, Community Service, Recreation and Leisure and Life Skills.
An emphasis on these pillars helps improve single Service members’ daily lives, connects them with their communities, and provides fun and engaging activities.
Quality of Life
BOSS gives single Service members a voice in improving their living conditions and overall wellbeing. The program works with leadership to address concerns and recommend solutions. Over the years, BOSS has led to improvements in
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Barracks conditions and policies
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Dining, transportation, and other on-post services
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Fitness, recreation, and wellness programs
Community Service
BOSS gives Service members the opportunity to give back to their community through volunteer work. These activities build strong connections, develop leadership skills, and create a sense of purpose.
Volunteer activities include
- Assisting with local charity events and fundraisers
- Supporting military Family programs
- Helping at food banks, shelters, and youth programs
- Conducting environmental clean-ups and community improvement projects
And Service members benefit just as much as the community by
- Developing teamwork and leadership experience
- Building ties with local communities
- Growing personally and professionally
Recreation and Leisure
BOSS gets Service members out of the barracks and helps them make the most of their free time. Exciting trips, activities, and social events allow them a chance to relax, have fun, and build friendships.
Throughout the year, BOSS programs provide
- Hiking, kayaking, skiing, and other outdoor adventures
- Sports leagues, tournaments, and fitness challenges
- Game nights, concerts, movie nights, and other social events
- Group trips to popular destinations and other travel opportunities
Life Skills
Programs that include events which are either free or reimbursed and are designed to educate, license, or certify Service members in a wide variety of abilities for adaptive and positive behavior leading to lifelong tangible and intangible learning outcomes.
