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Positive Prom Experience for 118 Seniors Made Possible by Assistance League of the Bay Area
During the 2022 prom season, Assistance League® of the Bay Area provided 90 girls with attire, including a ball gown and matching accessories of shoes, a handbag, and jewelry. Twenty-eight boys received tuxedos and accessory rentals to attend their prom. College of The Mainland Cosmetology, Paul Mitchell the School Clear Lake, and Graceful Glamour, provided […]
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Assault Survivor Kits Philanthropic Programs Serves 115 Individuals During 2021-2022
Over 115 Assault Survivor Kits® were distributed to the chapter’s partners, The Bridge Over Troubled Waters and Bay Area Turning Point, during the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The kits contain clothing, undergarments, flip flops, and a hygiene kit. These are distributed to adults and children forced to give up their clothing post-assault for evidentiary purposes. Additionally, […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Earns 2022 Platinum Seal of Transparency
Assistance League® of the Bay Area has earned the 2022 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Guidestar®‘s Candid. Since 2016, when GuideStar first offered the platinum level, the chapter has maintained it.
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Returns over $1 Million to the Community
As a result of the volunteer efforts of both chapter adults and the Assisteens® auxiliary, Assistance League® of the Bay Area provided 35,026 service hours, and based on the value of a volunteer hour as calculated by the US Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, returned over one million dollars to the greater Houston-Bay […]
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Award-Winning Resale Shop Celebrates 12th Birthday
On May 19, 2010, Assistance League® of the Bay Area opened its doors in Webster with our Resale Shop. Over the years we have expanded our space, updated our look, improved our technology, and most importantly we hope you feel, served the community well. As we celebrate our 12th birthday, we look forward to many […]
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Benjamin Taylor Received Prestigious H.O.P.E. Award
The H.O.P.E. Award is given to a nonmember individual, a company, or a group for significant contribution to the chapter. When Jill Williams joined the chapter in 2000, she brought along Stuart Williams who gave his spirit of caring and commitment to working with the chapter. The Heroes of Positive Endeavors Award is a tribute […]
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Glass Slipper Award Presented to Clear Creek Independent School District
The Glass Slipper Award is given to a nonmember individual, company, or group for significant contributions to Operation Cinderella. The chapter board unanimously selected Clear Creek Independent School District as this year’s recipient of the Glass Slipper Award and presented it at the May Annual Meeting and Luncheon. Clear Creek ISD has allocated Assistance League® […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Installs 2022-2023 Leadership
At the May annual meeting, where members and guests gathered to celebrate Hats Off to Volunteers, a multitude of recognitions occurred. One of the celebratory activities was the installation of the new board, now serving in their new roles. Everyone is eagerly anticipating the success of our chief volunteer leaders as they guide the chapter […]
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Assisteens Membership Approves Birthday in a Box and Cause for Paws Program Expansion
Assisteens® of the Bay Area membership approved three program selection report amendments to the Birthday in a Box and Cause for Paws philanthropies at the May membership meeting. In September, we will serve two additional campuses, KE Little Elementary and San Leon Elementary, in the Dickinson Independent School District with our Birthday in a Box […]
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Seniors Meeting Eligibility Requirements Recognized at May Membership Meeting
Chairman-Elect Thomas Jennische and Vice Chairman Membership Chris Comin recognized those seniors who achieved their eligibility requirements and departed the organization as a member in good standing despite graduating and not returning for the following year. This information was based on meeting attendance through May and hours submission by May 15th. Those who were recognized […]
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