Chapter News

Fullerton – Celebrates 80 Years of Service

Assistance League of Fullerton, a chapter of National Assistance League®, recently celebrated 80 years of service to families and children in need through programs such as Operation School Bell®, Vision Screening and Operation New Start. Congressman Gil Cisneros, state Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva, Mayor Pro Tem Jan Flory of Fullerton, and a representative of state Sen. […]

Colorado Springs – Receives Best of Colorado Springs Award

Assistance League of Colorado Springs Bargain Box has been selected for the 2020 Best of Colorado Springs Award in the Thrift Store category by the Colorado Springs Award Program. Each year, the Colorado Springs Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are […]

Long Beach – Rick Rackers Host Woman of the Year

On February 8, more than two dozen members attended the Rick Racker Woman of the Year Luncheon at Old Ranch Country Club, inducting past Rotary President Jane Netherton as the 2020 Woman of the Year. She was inducted for her support of not only Rotary philanthropies but also of many Long Beach charitable endeavors. These […]

Southeastern Michigan – Raises $110K to Help Local Residents

Diablo Valley – Pursues Social Media Awareness

Since 1967, Assistance League of Diablo Valley has improved the lives of those in need in Contra Costa County. Its ten hands-on philanthropic programs serve all age groups. Last year alone, Operation School Bell® provided clothing for 6,000 local school students. Assistance League Thrift Shop at the Way Side Inn, located at 3521 Golden Gate Way in Lafayette, […]

Colorado Springs – Collects Donations for Assault Survivor Kits

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Thousands of patients are examined by UCHealth Memorial’s Forensic Nurse Examiner team each year. . “We are a team of 15 nurses, and we take care of any patients that come into the emergency room or the hospital who are victims of violence,” said Megan Lechner, the manager for the program. […]