Everett – Thanks Community for Home Tour Support
Thanks to you, over $35,000 was raised by the Assistance League of Everett’s 2018 Holiday Home Tour held on Dec. 3. Funds raised will go to support our philanthropic programs serving children, teens and adults in our community who are facing hardship, poverty and homelessness. Our largest program, Operation School Bell®, provides new school clothes […]
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Dec
Montgomery County – Cheryl Hochberger Named 2018 Recipient of Ada Edwards Laughlin Award
Members of Assistance League of Montgomery County awarded the Ada Edwards Laughlin Award to Cheryl Hochberger at their annual Christmas luncheon. Cheryl has been a member since 2013, and she is known for giving outstanding “behind the scenes” service in a relatively inconspicuous way. When working at the shop, Cheryl can be seen putting the […]
Dec
Kansas City – Benefits from Sock Sales
A popular sock company is helping a local nonprofit with a huge donation. You’ve probably seen the commercials for Bombas, touting the most comfortable socks in the world and saying, “for every pair we sell, we donate a pair to someone in need.” They’re keeping that promise, and Assistance League of Kansas City is benefiting. […]
Dec
Greater Wilmington – Supports Cape Fear Program
ROCKY POINT, NC (WECT) – Some students at Cape Fear Middle School got a sporty surprise Thursday morning. Eighth grade teacher Laura Hoover started a program to get children moving and 22 students are running a couple of times a week. Members of the running club got new shoes, which Hoover — who is a […]
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Dec
Santa Barbara – Great Jazz and Fun for Seniors
By Bonnie Carroll It was a festive holiday gathering at the Assistance League Santa Barbara where area seniors were invited to enjoy the Friendship Luncheon to celebrate and share in the joy during a delicious luncheon prepared and served by volunteers. Guests included seniors from a variety of senior living residences in Santa Barbara and […]
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Dec
Tucson – Receives Grant from Sundt Corporation
Assistance League of Tucson received $2,500 to support its Operation School Bell® project, which provides low-income children with school clothes, a Payless shoe voucher and age-appropriate books. Source : Inside Tucson Business
