Contact Information
Rm 210
Honolulu, HI 96818 We are located in the Navy Aloha Center, 2nd floor. Next to the NEX Pearl Harbor Commissary.
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday 8:00am-4:00pm
Closed on Holidays
About this Location
USO Hawaii Area Office provides outreach support to military bases on Oahu that do not have a USO Center to include Coast Guard Stations Barber’s Point and Sand Island, Kaena Point Space Force Station, Marine Corps Base Hawaii, and others. With the help of over 300 volunteers and 16 staff, we support over 200,000 service members and families on Hawaii.
For program outreach support, visit our Programs page to submit a request form.
To join our volunteer team, visit https://volunteers.uso.org
Amenities at this Location
Support
- Administrative Office
Programs at this Location
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USO Hawaii Support Request!
Looking for support? The USO Hawaii Team is here to help. Select your location and complete the form to find out how we may help!
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USO Reading Program
The USO reading program is an example of the USO’s dedication to bringing military families together. The program is largely driven by virt…
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Food Programs
Whether you’re coming or going, we’re here to make your day a little slice of home. Stop by at one of the USO Hawaii locations for a quick …
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Entertainment Events
We’ve thought of everyone when it comes to entertainment. Check out USO Hawaii Event lineups for Fun Activities, Sports Watch Parties, and …
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Holiday Celebrations
Celebrate the Holidays with USO Hawaii
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Military Spouse Networking
Coffee Connections and Networking Events designed to strengthen and empower military spouses by connecting them to their social, profession…
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Sending Aloha Home
“Aloha” in Hawaiian can be used as a greeting, farewell, or to describe love. USO Hawaii provides service members with free post cards to s…
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Special Delivery Baby Shower
A baby shower is traditionally a celebration with family and friends to honor expecting mothers with gifts and support the parents as they …
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