the Chesapeake – Receives Grant from Rotary Club of Parole
The Rotary Club of Parole (Annapolis) Foundation recently announced the 2016 grant recipients at the club’s June meeting, presenting the selected non-profits with checks in the amounts of $1,000 to $3,000, totaling $34,000. The Parole Rotary Foundation is a 501(C) (3) organization and was established by the Rotary Club of Parole (Annapolis) to support […]
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Boise – Advisory Council Member Highlighted in IdahoBusinessReview.com
Attention to detail, anticipation, and organization gives Anna Eberlin, 35, her energy to be a skilled attorney, engaging speaker, prolific writer, and an involved mom to three children. She says: “I believe that everything I do becomes an example to others, especially to other woman. Being positive, compassionate, and well-rounded is how I live and […]
Jul
Birmingham – Provides Supplies to Students in Need
This story appears in Birmingham magazine’s July 2016 Issue. Subscribe today! Chances are, you haven’t noticed the building at 1755 Oxmoor Road. Located in the hub of Homewood’s always hip SOHO district, it has some of the city’s most prime real estate, but it’s pretty easy to overlook. A few colorful statues of children sit in […]
Jul
the Bay Area – Installs New Board
DEE COVER, the new president of the Assistance League of the Bay Area, was installed, along with President-elect Ann-Marie Doolin, when the philanthropic organization held its annual meeting in South Shore Harbour Resort’s Marina Plaza Ballroom. Others who’ll serve with them include Vice Presidents Katy Bastedo, Cathy Miller-Thornton, Carol Latimer and Ellen Lancaster; Secretary Cathy […]
Jul
Coppell – Awards Scholarship to McKenna Jo Lines
The Assistance League of Coppell awarded McKenna Jo Lines, Coppell High School Graduate with a $1,000. Scholarship toward her future college tuition to the University of Oklahoma. Shown with her mother, Sandra Lines, (left) McKenna Lines (center) and Sue Miller (right) Chairman of the Assistance League Scholarship committee.
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Childhood Literacy Programs – Key to Academic Success
Children growing up in book-deprived homes miss out on wonderful imaginary worlds where cats wear hats, llamas wear red pajamas and a curious little monkey has one adventure after another. Created with captivating words and colorful illustrations, youth books, from preschool through the elementary years, instill a lifelong love of reading that translates into early […]
