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Once a Month Friday Night Dinners at FSH
Providing home cooked dinners for the families at Family Supportive Housing is just one of many services we provide through our Assist-a-Shelter program.
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Thank You from Family Supportive Housing
FSH Volunteer Coordinator Jennifer Saxton wrote to thank us for donations from our Assist-a-Shelter program: “Family Supportive Housing is so grateful to you and ALSJ for your generous donation…
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Fun at Senior Bingo
Our members are excited to continue monthly bingo games in September with the residents at A Grace Sub Acute & Skilled Care and Stonebrook Healthcare Center. It’s a fun…
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2023-2024 Readers Are Leaders Books!
The Readers Are Leaders program has chosen 12 books to read to 2nd and 3rd graders in San Jose elementary schools. They include biographies, fiction, science and inspirational stories…
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Did You Know?
In 2014, Assistance League of San Jose, San Jose Willow Glen Lions Club, Rotary Club of San Jose and San Jose Kiwanis Club purchased a sign for the community…
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Thank You to Our Volunteers
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” (Elizabeth Andrew) Thank you to our chapter volunteers for taking the time…
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Story Time at Parisi House on the Hill
We are proud to support the work at Parisi House, one of just a few residential drug and alcohol treatment centers in the Bay Area where children can stay…
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Thank You, Sponsors!
Together with our sponsors we transform lives and strengthen community. We are very grateful to all of the companies who supported our 2023 Lunch With The Authors fundraiser. Thanks to…
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Uniforms Have Arrived!
It’s Ready, Set, Go time! The uniforms for Operation School Bell have been delivered. A BIG thank you to our members and their families who helped move and organize boxes…
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Screening Eyes Early
Did you have to sit in the first row in first grade to see and understand lessons in school? Many vision problems start before children enter first grade and…
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