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Follow Us!
AL of San Jose has new “Follow Us” cards to distribute to friends, organizations and community members who are interested in our chapter. Now everyone can easily find AL…
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Assist-a-Shelter Delivers Homemade Dinners
AL of San Jose Assist-a-Shelter volunteers continue to support Family Supportive Housing monthly through their homemade Friday Night Dinners. Yum!
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Operation School Bell – From Warehouse to Schools
AL of San Jose is proud to provide school-mandated uniforms to low-income students through Operation School Bell. School data reported to us verifies that once the stigma of not…
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Did You Know?
38 years ago, in 1984 before Chapter Status, the women of Assistance Guild of San Jose had a goal to transform the lives of children and adults through community…
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Uniforms for Kids in Schools
From boxes off the truck to bags ready for delivery, everyone pitches in. Last year AL of San Jose delivered over 25,000 items of clothing plus 8,250 socks to…
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Petting Zoo at Family Supportive Housing
One of our favorite activities is providing a petting zoo for the children at Family Supportive Housing. We love helping too, as the adults enjoy it as much as…
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Uniforms Have Arrived!
AL of San Jose’s Operation School Bell® (OSB) volunteers are ready to get to work now that our school uniforms have arrived. We will bag the uniforms by school…
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Congratulations to our First Trumpet Award Honoree
AL of San Jose presented its first Marketing Committee Trumpet Award at the August Regular Meeting. The award honors members who have brought extra support to the chapter by…
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Caring Hands’ Busy Summer
Caring Hands delivers! Santa Clara Valley Medical Center received 223 layettes (blanket, hat and onesie) in June, 255 in July and 195 in August. AL of San Jose Caring…
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OSB Delivers Undies to San Jose Schools
AL of San Jose volunteers in the Operation School Bell program bagged over 2,250 undies to distribute to 38 San Jose elementary schools. The undies are stored in the…
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