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Feb
Montgomery County – Raises Over $5,000 for Literacy during Assistance League ACTION! Week
In Montgomery County, Assistance League in ACTION! Week is all about putting more books into the hands of children in order to improve literacy. Assistance League Montgomery County kicked off the week with a Literacy Luncheon that raised over $5,000. for school children in Montgomery County. The audience at the luncheon was treated to a […]
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Feb
Northern Virginia – Secures $22,000 Helping Hands Grant
Assistance League of Northern Virginia recognizes The Allstate Foundation and Allstate volunteers for being positive forces for change in our community. Twenty-two Allstate volunteers came together to host a day of community service that enabled the all-volunteer, nonprofit organization to secure a $22,000 Helping Hands Grant. Allstate volunteers, including David Akers, Christine Angles, Rudolf Alston, […]
Feb
Montgomery County – Benefits from The Woodlands Charities
With their annual Chef Showdown and Halloween Party events, The Woodlands Charities, Inc. raised more than $20,000 last year to benefit Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands’ family fund, which is set up to help the families of children fighting cancer. This year, officials with the group selected a new charity to donate to. Directors Amy […]
Feb
San Luis Obispo County – Receives Grant for Operation School Bell
Assistance League of San Luis Obispo County has received a $1,000 grant award from Central Coast Funds for Children. This grant will be used to support the Assistance League’s Operation School Bell® philanthropic program. The funds will be used to purchase new school-appropriate clothing for disadvantaged students in Kindergarten through 12th grade, living and attending school […]
Feb
Hemacinto – Collects New Books for ACTION! Week
Students, firefighters, police officers and ladies of Assistance League of Hemicinto joined hands to stretch across the front of the Hemet Library Wednesday, Jan. 30, to kickoff a monthlong effort to collect new books for Hemet and San Jacinto elementary and middle school students. […]
