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Assistance League of the Bay Area Unveils Third Little Free Library Location
A third Little Free Library, courtesy of Assistance League® of the Bay Area, is now installed and ready for business! The chapter is delighted to unveil its location at the park located in the Middlebrook Subdivision of Clear Lake City. Initially conceived as a celebration of Assistance League®‘s annual ACTION! Week, the organization broadened that […]
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Leslie L. Alexander Foundation Bestowed National Operation School Bell Award
The Leslie L. Alexander Foundation found Assistance League® of the Bay Area while doing a search on programs for the homeless in the greater Houston area. The chapter was surprised by the first donation and bowled over as each successive check popped up with no warning. Their funding was used for Operation School Bell®, Operation […]
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Assisteens of the Bay Area Donates $1,500 to Bay Area Turning Point
Assisteens® of the Bay Area is proud to make a $1,500 donation to the Bay Area Turning Point shelter. The auxiliary partners with this organization with two of their philanthropic programs. Project Snuggle provides fleece blankets to the young residents when they arrive at the shelter. Oftentimes these children leave their surroundings with nothing but […]
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Assisteens of the Bay Area Welcome 2021-2022 Board
Assisteens® of the Bay Area held their final meeting of the year in person at University Baptist Church at their outdoor pavilion on Sunday, May 16, 2021. In addition to congratulating graduating seniors, recapping the year’s successes, and giving a donation to a philanthropic program partner, the 2021-2022 Board was installed. We welcome the 2021-2022 […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Celebrates the 2020-2021 Year
At the chapter’s annual meeting on Monday, May 17th, members enjoyed the opportunity to come together, celebrate successes, bestow awards to deserving individuals, and welcome the 2021-2022 Board to their new leadership roles. The event was held at the beautiful Lone Star Flight Museum, located at Ellington Field. To commemorate the year’s numerous activities and […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Recognizes Community Supporters
Assistance League® of the Bay Area recognized three deserving individuals at their membership luncheon and awards ceremony on Monday, May 17th. Receiving the Stuart W. Williams Heroes of Positive Endeavors (HOPE) Award were Dr. Thomas O. Thomas of NASA Vision Center and Garry Charter. Dr. Thomas of NASA Vision Center took on the existing vision […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Celebrates Conclusion of 10th Year in Business
Assistance League® of the Bay Area is thrilled to recognize and celebrate the conclusion of its tenth year of operating its award-winning Resale Shop, located in Webster, Texas. On May 19, 2010, doors opened for business and offered customers a wide array of quality merchandise donated by generous benefactors. This phenomenon continues today, one decade […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Unveils Second Little Free Library at Award-Winning Resale Shop
With a continued emphasis on literacy, Assistance League® of the Bay Area unveiled its second Little Free Library, located at their award-winning Resale Shop, 100 E. Nasa Parkway, Suite #80 in Webster. The unveiling was in conjunction with the shop’s decade-long year in business at this location. The chapter thanks the Southmayd family for sponsoring […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area’s Resale Shop Launches Silver Celebration Month
Assistance League® of the Bay is celebrating a significant milestone as they mark the end of their 10th year of operating their award-winning Resale Shop on May 19th. To commemorate this event, shoppers will have the opportunity to purchase from a large selection of silver jewelry and home goods throughout the month. On May 5th […]
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Ready for Work Client Appreciative of New Clothing
A recent Ready for work client referred by the United Way of Greater Houston – Bay Area THRIVE Center, received top-of-line customer care from program chairman, Linda McCormack. Without a means of transportation, Linda and her neighbor picked him up and took him to a local Wal-Mart to shop for work-specific clothing. The young man […]
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