Paused.The website says new subscriptions are paused for now.
What's in the box: Boxes typically held treats, practical items that troops had requested and letters of support from people back home.
Forgotten Soldiers Outreach is not operating normally right now. The organization says new care package subscriptions are paused for now, so new recipients should not expect to be enrolled at this time. It is a nonprofit, not a typical retail subscription box. Its stated mission is supporting America's deployed military service members so they are not forgotten. When the program was running normally, troops could be signed up through a care package request on the site, and registered recipients got packages every month for as long as they were deployed. The group calls this its We Care Package program. Donations paid for the boxes, which held treats, practical items and letters of support from people back home. The organization also publishes lists of the items deployed troops ask for most, which gives a good idea of what went into each box. Apart from the packages, the group runs community events, accepts donated items and recruits volunteers. It still appears active in those areas and lists events for October 2026. If you want to support deployed service members, donating or volunteering still seems possible. The site does not say when new care package requests will reopen, so contact the organization directly before you count on a package reaching anyone who is deployed now.
