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Assisteens of the Bay Area Label over 1100+ Books for Assistance League Action! Week
Assisteens® of the Bay Area were instrumental in labeling the 1100+ books received for Assistance League® Action! Week, courtesy of shoppers at Barnes & Noble in Webster during the holiday season. Customers could choose to purchase a book and donate it to the chapter. Assisteens at work make amazing things happen!
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Assisteens Cause for Paws Supplies Adoption Kits for and Love to Dogs and Cats at League City Pets Alive
An Assisteens® of the Bay Area philanthropy, Cause for Paws, enables new pet owners to have adoption kits when they decide to take home a new dog or cat from League City Pets Alive. In addition, teens who are 16 or older, may volunteer at the shelter. Pictured is August Threatt, Vice Chairman Public Relations, with […]
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Assisteens Participate in Holiday Hayrides
Assisteens® of the Bay Area love to help out at Holiday Hayrides during the season. this past December, in addition to providing additional coverage for the hayride itself, a few Assisteens during a break, are coloring with the kids who attended.
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Assisteens of the Bay Area Honor the Elderly through Notes for Folks Philanthropic Program
Notes for Folks, an Assisteens® of the Bay Area philanthropic program, provides cards to residents in the memory care unit at HeartIs Clear Lake, celebrating birthdays and other special occasions throughout the year. This program also provides opportunities for those residents to interact directly with the teens. During the holiday season they were treated to […]
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Assistance League’s Operation Support Our Schools Goes Shopping
Assistance League® of the Bay Area is a proud supporter of Communities In Schools – Bay Area through the Operation Support Our Schools philanthropic program. This year, Communities in Schools-Bay Area, widened their influence to an additional fifteen campuses in the Clear Creek and Dickinson Independent School Districts through a newly-implemented campus cluster program. Our […]
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Assistance League’s Upcoming Superhero Birthday Bash Renamed in Honor of Stuart Wing Williams
Due to the overwhelming generosity of member and Superhero Event Chairman Jill Williams and her husband, Richard Lammers, as well as her late husband’s devotion and love for the chapter, Assistance League of the Bay Area is pleased to announce the name of the event as: In Memory of Stuart Wing Williams Presenting Assistance League […]
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City of Webster Donates $2500 to Assault Survivor Kits Philanthropic Program
Assistance League® of the Bay Area received a $2,500 grant from the City of Webster towards the Assault Survivor Kits® philanthropic program. This program provides clothing and hygiene kits for victims of domestic and sexual assault whose own clothing has been retained for evidentiary purposes. Current distribution partnerships are with the Bay Area Turning Point […]
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Barnes & Noble Webster Store Ships Over 1100 Donated Books to Bay Area Chapter
Assistance League® of the Bay Area is thrilled to continue their partnership with Barnes & Noble in Webster. Their latest contribution to the chapter was through Assistance League Action! Week, an Assistance League® nationwide effort to raise awareness of the importance of promoting childhood literacy and putting books in the hands of children who might […]
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Galveston County Recovery Fund Bestows $30,000 to Chapter
Assistance League® of the Bay Area recently received a $30,000 grant from the Galveston County Recovery Fund, administered by the United Way Galveston County Mainland. This grant will allow the chapter to provide additional clothing items and shoes for students who were impacted by Hurricane Harvey in the Dickinson Independent School District through its largest […]
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Assistance League of the Bay Area Delivers Jackets to Galveston ISD and Moody Early Childhood Center
Sally Dennett, a member of the chapter’s Operation School Bell® Committee, delivered 132 jackets to Galveston ISD and 29 jackets to Moody Early Childhood Center. This was made possible by a portion of the grant received from the Moody Methodist Church Permanent Endowment Fund. Pictured right to left: Sally Dennett and Mary Patrick.
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