Our Philanthropic Programs

OPERATION SCHOOL BELL

Operation School Bell® provided new clothing, shoes, and hygiene kits to 2404 students, pre-kindergarten through high school, in the Clear Creek, Deer Park, Dickinson, Friendswood, Galveston, La Porte, Santa Fe, and Texas City Independent School Districts, and Odyssey Academy Public Charter School District in Bay Area and Galveston Island campuses. All requests are submitted by authorized school personnel.

” I feel like a normal teenager because I don’t have to worry about what to wear to school anymore.”

READY FOR WORK

Ready for Work program in collaboration with United Way Greater Houston’s Family Houston at Bay Area, Family Promise of Clear Creek, The Bridge Over Troubled Waters, and Workforce Solutions provided 46 referred clients with job interview clothing from current Resale Shop inventory and specialty items at a local Wal-Mart.

“The personal shoppers patiently work with me, and afterward, what could have been a stressful situation instead makes me smile.”

OPERATION CINDERELLA

Assisted 132 high school seniors identified as in need, with the selection of formal dresses, shoes, jewelry, and purses for the girls and a custom-made suit, shirt, tie, and shoes for the boys, for a positive prom experience.

“The ladies were so helpful and nice. They really guide you and try to find the best-fitting dress for you. I felt so comfortable there, and everyone is so welcoming. They really do make you feel special and like Cinderella! What they do for young ladies like me is truly amazing because this opportunity doesn’t happen often.

ASSAULT SURVIVOR KITS

Distributed 319 kits through partnerships with Bay Area Turning Point, the University of Texas Medical Branch – Galveston, the La Porte Police Department, the League City Police Department, Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital, Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital, and The Bridge Over Troubled Waters containing a pair of scrubs, undergarments, health care items, and flip flops to meet some of the immediate needs of individuals victimized by sexual assault or domestic abuse.

“The survivor kits have proven essential to a client’s recovery and the next step.  Assistance League of the Bay Area is a huge blessing to our agency.  They, literally, appear in the clutch.”

OPERATION SUPPORT OUR SCHOOLS

Provided over $38,000 in services for students who attend 26 campuses through vision referrals, donated dental care, and nutritional support.

“Communities In Schools – Bay Area relies on Assistance League of the Bay to continue stabilizing the lives of students who lack food, clothing, vision/dental/medical assistance, and other basic needs.  Thank you for being a champion of community transformation!”

SNACK ATTACK PACKS

Provided 8,553 supplemental meals to students facing food insecurity who attend schools in Deer Park ISD,  La Porte ISD, and Texas City ISD.“For me, an area of moral clarity is: you’re in front of someone suffering, and you have the tools to alleviate that suffering or even eradicate it, and you act.” ~ Paul Farmer

All financial and numbers-served figures come from year-end reports.  Final data will be contained in the 2022-2023 Annual Report.

Assistance League of the Bay Area’s fiscal reporting year is from June 1 through May 31.