Single Service Member Birthday Cakes
Celebrating single service members
The USO of North Carolina delivers surprise birthday cakes to single service members (E-5 and below) to help remind them that they’re not alone on their special day. To request a cake for service members in North Carolina’s Coastal Area (Camp Lejeune, Cherry Point, etc) please click here and fill out our online submission form, and a member of our team will be in touch with you soon.
To request a Single Warrior Birthday Cake in the Sandhills Area (Fort Bragg), please follow the link https://give.uso-nc.org/event/sandhills-birthday-cake-program/e275810
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