USO Frank'n Fridays
USO Frank'n Fridays are a year-round program offered at USO Rock Island, that provide the local community a chance to express their appreciation by supporting a monthly lunch to service members and their families. This meal features all-American favorites: hotdogs, salads, chips, drinks, and dessert.
Stories About This Program
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USO Rock Island Honors Flag Day
June 14, 1775, the United State Army was officially founded, and our nation adopts the first United States Flag. USO Illinois staff, volunt…
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USO Rock Island - Serves the Community in the Quad Cities
In September of 2011, the USO Illinois opened its newest center, USO Rock Island. The facility is positioned to support a vibrant military …
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Military Discounts in Illinois
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USO Pathfinder
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USO Military Youth Programs
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USO No-Dough Dinners
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USO Operation Enduring Thanks
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USO "Sweet Home Illinois" Bags
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USO Stateside Care Packages
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