Break Bad Habits, Not New Year's Resolutions
Each year, January marks a new beginning. What are you hoping to achieve in the new year? While setting goals is easy, sticking to them is another matter entirely.
Does Your Budget Have a Holiday Hangover?
The financial discomfort that results from overspending during the holiday season doesn't have to be an annual experience. With some planning and discipline, this could be the last year your budget has a holiday hangover.
Volunteering - A Body, Mind, and Spirit Building Activity
Volunteers play a major role in the daily life of the Marine Corps community. Volunteering offers vital help to people, worthwhile causes, and the community, but the benefits can be even greater for you, the volunteer.
Graphic Novel Raising Awareness About Sexual Assault
The Department of the Navy Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office has created a graphic novel, “Atlantic-A Graphic Novel on Consent.” The novel was created with the help of Marines and Sailors, for Marines and Sailors.
Tis the Season to Advance Your Professional Network
Holiday gatherings with family and friends over the holidays create an excellent opportunity to build your career networking. Here are a few tips to consider, to help maximize your networking efforts while you're out socializing during the holiday season.
Emergency Funds 101
You never know what the future will hold, especially in terms of finances. Chances are that at some point, an unexpected event will impact your income, whether it’s a change in employment, medical expense, or an unplanned expense during a move. Check out how to get started with an emergency fund and how you can save more.
Keep Your Marine Corps Holiday Survival Kit Handy
Don't let this year's holiday season get the best of you. Use the Marine Corps Holiday Survival Kit. We've tracked down the information, resources, and support you need make it through the holidays.
Nominate a Child for the Military Child of the Year
The deadline to nominate a military child for Operation Homefront’s 2019 Military Child of the Year® (MCOY) Awards is Wednesday, December 5th. Military Child of the Year® is the nation’s premier celebration of the achievements of military children. The MCOY awards will be presented at a recognition gala on April 18, 2019, in Washington, DC.
Could You Quit Tobacco for 24 Hours?
Could you quit tobacco for 24 hours? That’s all it takes to start feeling the benefits of being tobacco free.
How Tobacco Use Affects Your Capabilities as a Marine
You’ve probably heard that tobacco is harmful to your health, but have you heard that tobacco can affect your capabilities as a Marine?
Not a Marine Corps Ball Tradition
Don't let a DUI be the Marine Corps Ball Tradition you always remember.
Capture a Piece of Marine Corps Tradition This Veterans Day
Marine Corps Veterans are a vital link to the history and tradition of the Corps.
Tips for Marine Corps Ball Etiquette, Novice to Expert
Marine Corps Birthday Ball season is upon us. If this is your first ball or your 30th, these novice Marine Corp Ball etiquette tips continue to apply.
Everything You Need to Know About Operation Tobacco-Free Marine
The Operation Tobacco-Free Marine Tobacco Cessation Program was developed to provide the Marine Corps community with the first of its kind, evidence-based tools to help tobacco users quit successfully.
Quit Tobacco Your Way - Resources to Help You Along
The first step in quitting tobacco is thinking about quitting and every attempt to quit is a step in the right direction. You don't have to do it without support - there are many resources available, to help you along your journey to becoming tobacco-free.
Military Family Appreciation Month
Marine Families are the epitome of strength, resiliency, and sacrifice. Our appreciation of Marine Corps Families is year round, but the month of November gives us the opportunity to share with the nation what a valued asset we have in our Families.
