Since 1955, spouses of enlisted personnel at Offutt Air Force Base have been coming together to effectively coordinate social, charitable and educational activities that benefit Offutt Air Force Base, Bellevue and the greater Omaha area. We are the Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club (OESC).
We are “spouses supporting spouses through volunteerism and friendship” for over 65 years. Help us continue our legacy of support by becoming a member.
Featured Events and Programs
Holiday Bazaar
The 13th Annual OESC Bazaar was held on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Omaha Kroc Center. The event featured a wide variety of local vendors, offering unique gifts and handmade items, while supporting OESC scholarships and other community programs.
Thank you to everyone who shopped, volunteered, and supported this year’s bazaar—we couldn’t do it without our community.
Be sure to check back for updates on the 14th Annual OESC Bazaar in 2026.
Veteran’s Home Bingo
Each month, on a Saturday, OESC volunteers visit the residents of the Eastern Nebraska Veterans Home for a fun and meaningful afternoon of bingo. Volunteers help call numbers, organize cards, and hand out prizes—bringing conversation, connection, and a lot of smiles to those who have served our country.
It’s a simple way to make a big difference. Join us and be part of this rewarding, heartwarming experience!
Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland was held on Friday, December 5, 2025, from 6–8 p.m. at the Offutt Event Center, welcoming Active Duty and Retired enlisted service members and their families for a festive evening of holiday fun and community connection. This cherished annual event creates a warm, inclusive space for enlisted families to celebrate the season together.
Families enjoyed photos with Santa, holiday crafts, gifts for children 12 & under, and pizza and beverages, with the event serving over 250 children throughout the evening.
OESC extends sincere thanks to the volunteers and supporters who helped make this event possible. Details for future Winter Wonderland events will be shared as they become available.Learn More.
Upcoming General Membership Meetings
February 2026
Kick off February with our General Membership Meeting on Thursday, February 5, at 6:30 p.m. at The Pointe at Rising View.
This month’s theme is Pre-Game Potluck: Test Your MVP Recipes—bring your best Super Bowl snack, appetizer, or game-day dish to share. Whether it’s your tried-and-true winner or a new recipe you’re testing out, we’re ready to taste your top plays!
March 2026
Mark your calendar for our March meeting on Wednesday, March 5, at 6:30 p.m. at The Pointe at Rising View!
This month’s theme is Dishin’ Out the Dupes—bring your best copycat version of a favorite restaurant dish, fast-food favorite, or takeout classic. Let’s see whose “dupe” tastes just like the real deal (or better)!
April 2026
Join us for our April General Membership Meeting on Thursday, April 2, at 6:30 p.m. at The Pointe at Rising View.
This month’s theme is Brinner & Banter—a breakfast-for-dinner potluck featuring pancakes, eggs, casseroles, and all your favorite morning classics served in the evening. Bring something delicious to share and enjoy a relaxed night of good food and conversation.
Members and prospective members are welcome at all General Membership Meetings. Prospective members may attend up to two events before joining. Children may attend, with family seating available; please bring quiet activities for kids during the business portion of the meeting.
The Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club does not meet in January, as we have a members-only celebration instead.
Join the Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club
Payment
Membership dues are $18 quarterly, which breaks down to $6 a month. You can pay a minimum of three months ($18) up to one year ($72). We take cash, check and online payment through Zeffy.
Membership
Your membership begins as soon as you complete your form and pay your dues. At that time, all events are open to you, though some may require a reservation and/or additional payment.
Did you know?
The Offutt Enlisted Spouses Club is a 501(c)3. In addition to fundraising, our work is made possible by donations, which are tax-deductible where allowable under the law.