…are provided to the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners at Dell Children’s Medical Center. These kits are made up of clothing, toiletries, and a book on surviving sexual assault to help restore the dignity of child and adolescent survivors. ASK additionally now provides physical and emotional services to them.
…is the flagship program of Assistance League chapters across the United States. Austin’s Operation School Bell provides school-age children in need with a wardrobe of new school clothing, shoes and toiletries. The goal is to boost students’ self-esteem so they will excel in school.
clients served in the Austin community
volunteer hours
patients served through Toy Cart at Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas
children and teens comforted with items from our Assault Survivor Kits
students given new school clothing through Operation School Bell
students received more than $145,000 in Scholarships through our program with Austin Community College
Community Needs: Thousands more served through Operation Wish List, Fresh Start, Bus With Us, Outreach and Waste Not
Assistance League of Austin Outreach was happy to purchase a washer and dryer for the Family Resource Center at Dobie Middle School. The appliances are available for use by students and their families who may not otherwise have access to laundry facilities.
Students with the Public Relations Student Society of America participated in a gift drive to benefit “Buck’s Barn,” a holiday shopping event for hospitalized children to select gifts for their families. On December 1, 2018, children will “shop” in the Dell Children’s Medical Center Auditorium from new gifts donated by ALA and our partners.
Assistance League of Austin is proud to be one of the partners that provided books for Austin ISD’s Buford the Book Bus. What a fabulous program that puts books in the hands of students during the summer and supplies books to school libraries! To see the video, click here.
Young men and their moms from a local Young Men’s Service League at Anderson High School join us every Saturday to answer our donor door, sort donations, organize shopping bags and help move furniture. We are so grateful for their help; it is a wonderful partnership and a win-win for us all.
We are pleased and proud to have provided $145,000 recently to Austin Community College to provide scholarships to 62 students. As part of our program, we also act as individual advocates and mentors to help these students stay on track with their education.
This year’s “adopted” school is Cowan Elementary. Their faculty and staff were so excited to hear that they will be the recipients of $40,000 from Assistance League of Austin for needed classroom items and educational enhancements.
Assistance League of Austin Outreach was happy to purchase a washer and dryer for the Family Resource Center at Dobie Middle School. The appliances are available for use by students and their families who may not otherwise have access to laundry facilities.
Students with the Public Relations Student Society of America participated in a gift drive to benefit “Buck’s Barn,” a holiday shopping event for hospitalized children to select gifts for their families. On December 1, 2018, children will “shop” in the Dell Children’s Medical Center Auditorium from new gifts donated by ALA and our partners.
Assistance League of Austin is proud to be one of the partners that provided books for Austin ISD’s Buford the Book Bus. What a fabulous program that puts books in the hands of students during the summer and supplies books to school libraries! To see the video, click here.
Young men and their moms from a local Young Men’s Service League at Anderson High School join us every Saturday to answer our donor door, sort donations, organize shopping bags and help move furniture. We are so grateful for their help; it is a wonderful partnership and a win-win for us all.
We are pleased and proud to have provided $145,000 recently to Austin Community College to provide scholarships to 62 students. As part of our program, we also act as individual advocates and mentors to help these students stay on track with their education.
This year’s “adopted” school is Cowan Elementary. Their faculty and staff were so excited to hear that they will be the recipients of $40,000 from Assistance League of Austin for needed classroom items and educational enhancements.
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