Fort Benning MWR

United Through Reading has teamed up with Army MWR Libraries for the 15th Annual Read for the Record. Stop by the Fort Benning Milton E. Long Library on November 16 between 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. to pick up a FREE copy of "Evelyn Del Rey is Moving Away" by Meg Medina and a pencil kit. Read for the Record focuses on the importance of shared story time keeping military families connected, no matter the distance. Parents can download the United Through Reading app to make a recording of the book for your kids to enjoy anytime! Giveaway items are available one per family for Military ID cardholders, while supplies last. For more information, call 706-545-4911.

Holiday shopping starts earlier and earlier every year. Are you financially prepared this year to manage your holiday spending? The Financial Readiness Program and Family Advocacy Program present: 'Create a Holiday Spending Plan', a free webinar, on November 12!

Bingo’s Howl-O-Win Costume Contest returns this year on October 31! To enter, purchase at least one Regular Admission Pack for Bingo play on October 31 at the MWR Bingo Hall. Doors open at noon and session begins at 1:30 p.m. 1st place will receive a Loaded Machine for 6 days, 2nd place receives a Flag Coupon for 6 days and 3rd place receives $100! Each participant dressed up will also receive a free admission pack!... Find out more by calling 706-544-1964.

The Fort Benning Recreational Shooting Complex includes two trap and skeet ranges, five stand ranges, a 50-yard handgun range, a 300-yard rifle range, an archery range and a store that sells ammunition and supplies. Along with firearm storage, we also offer annual memberships and daily passes. 706-545-6158 7839 1st Division Road, BLDG 2975 benning.armymwr.com/programs/recreational-shooting-complex

Don't miss the final presentation by the Family Advocacy Program this month, 'Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol Abuse'. Gina Thompson, LICSW, provides important information on the topic of Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol Abuse. Contact hours will be provided for professionals, but registration is required: https://bradfordhealth.zoom.us///WN_MspXl7cdQMShWQdNDriS5A

Family Advocacy Program and Bradford Health Services present a Virtual Parenting Webinar on Social Media and the Drug Culture: Keeping Kids Safe Online. Rachel Lawley, M.Ed., ALC, NCC, provides important information on the topic of social media’s involvement with drug culture. Tune in on Facebook on Thursday, November 12 at 1 p.m. Contact hours will be provided for professionals.