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The ELP organising members allocation by lucky draw - who to take care of which VIP (Visually Impaired Person)
One of 45 groups doing volunteer work during FSE. These are the before shots on the first day of work.
Fort Gordon BOSS was proud to give back today at the E.W. Hagler Club while supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta’s “Stop the Violence: Basketball Tournament.” 🏀
Our Soldiers showed up in support of BGCGA’s mission to promote teamwork, understanding, and positive conflict resolution, helping raise awareness about youth violence in our community.
Through a Winners Tournament bracket, our service members competed against the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, BGCGA Teens, and BGCGA Staff—finishing the day 3–0 and bringing home 1st Place with medals and a trophy. 🏆
Service, teamwork, and community impact—exactly what the BOSS Program is all about. #BOSS #CommunityService #StopTheViolence #FortGordonBOSS
Fort Gordon BOSS was proud to give back today at the E.W. Hagler Club while supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta’s “Stop the Violence: Basketball Tournament.” 🏀
Our Soldiers showed up in support of BGCGA’s mission to promote teamwork, understanding, and positive conflict resolution, helping raise awareness about youth violence in our community.
Through a Winners Tournament bracket, our service members competed against the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, BGCGA Teens, and BGCGA Staff—finishing the day 3–0 and bringing home 1st Place with medals and a trophy. 🏆
Service, teamwork, and community impact—exactly what the BOSS Program is all about. #BOSS #CommunityService #StopTheViolence #FortGordonBOSS
Fort Gordon BOSS was proud to give back today at the E.W. Hagler Club while supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta’s “Stop the Violence: Basketball Tournament.” 🏀
Our Soldiers showed up in support of BGCGA’s mission to promote teamwork, understanding, and positive conflict resolution, helping raise awareness about youth violence in our community.
Through a Winners Tournament bracket, our service members competed against the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, BGCGA Teens, and BGCGA Staff—finishing the day 3–0 and bringing home 1st Place with medals and a trophy. 🏆
Service, teamwork, and community impact—exactly what the BOSS Program is all about. #BOSS #CommunityService #StopTheViolence #FortGordonBOSS
Fort Gordon BOSS was proud to give back today at the E.W. Hagler Club while supporting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta’s “Stop the Violence: Basketball Tournament.” 🏀
Our Soldiers showed up in support of BGCGA’s mission to promote teamwork, understanding, and positive conflict resolution, helping raise awareness about youth violence in our community.
Through a Winners Tournament bracket, our service members competed against the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, BGCGA Teens, and BGCGA Staff—finishing the day 3–0 and bringing home 1st Place with medals and a trophy. 🏆
Service, teamwork, and community impact—exactly what the BOSS Program is all about. #BOSS #CommunityService #StopTheViolence #FortGordonBOSS
Throughout the pandemic, 914United teamed up with local community members and leaders including Councilwoman Corazon Pineda-Isaac to help pick up garbage in streets in Yonkers, NY. This is one of the many the organization were able to meet in person (at a safe distance) and give back to their community.