Assistance League Outreach
Responding to Unexpected Challenges
Addressing unmet community needs on a short-term basis by providing services or goods in a timely manner.
- New program added in 2007 that allows us to act quickly when needs not addressed in our ongoing programs come to our attention.
- Over 600 people were assisted through varied projects duringthe 2008-2009 fiscal year.
Click here to open Request for Assistance Form (Word Document, 35KB)
Projects Served By Assistance League Outreach
- FAMILY FOOD PANTRY - $900 WORTH OF FOOD DONATED
- JOE'S PLACE - TWO HOMELESS BOYS LIVING IN CARS TAKEN SHOPPING FOR CLOTHING AND TOILETRIES
- LOYOLA ACADEMY - UNIFORM CLOTHING PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR BOYS WHO SHOW PROMISE TO EXCEL IN LEADERSHIP.
Assistance to Loyola Academy
- SIGEL ELEMENTARY - 21 IMMIGRANT STUDENTS GIVEN UNIFORM TYPE CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, WARM SWEATERS AND HYGIENE ITEMS.
- COMMUNITY GARDEN - GARDEN FOR IMMIGRANT FAMILIES AT THE INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ST. LOUIS. GARDENING SUPPLIES AND TOOLS WERE FURNISHED. THESE FAMILIES WILL BE ABLE TO GROW HEALTHY FOOD FOR EATING AND FOR SALE.
Community Garden
- MARIAN MIDDLE SCHOOL - TRACK TEAM UNIFORMS FOR 17 GIRLS FROM LOW INCOME HOMES.
- ESOL - (ENGLISH SPEAKING AND OTHER LANGUAGES) FAMILY CENTER PRE-SCHOOL FOR AGES BIRTH TO 5, WHO WITH THEIR CHILDREN LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH. $830 WORTH OF SUPPLIES WERE PURCHASED.
Children of ESOL
