ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF SIERRA FOOTHILLS
EIN 80-0220452 · Community Service Clubs (S80)
What they do
OPERATION SCHOOL BELLWorking In Partnership With The El Dorado County Office of Education and Local Retail Outlets The Assistance League of Sierra Foothills Provides New School Clothing for Disadvantaged Students Ages 5-18 In El Dorado County. Additionally, Each Student is Given An Age-appropriate Book. Too Often This is The First Book Some of The Children Have Ever Owned.Beyond Providing Much Needed Clothing, This Signature Program Improves Self-esteem and Fosters Positive Attitudes Toward School Attendance.Due to The Closure of The Only Suitable Retailer In The South Lake Tahoe Area of El Dorado County. The Operation School Bell Team Partnered With J.C. Penny to Provide New School Clothes to Students In This Area. Pennys Advised The Team of What Was Available, A Catalogue Was Made, Orders Were Placed By The Students and Their Families, Merchandise Was Shipped to Assistance League of Sierra Foothills Volunteers Who Sorted, Packaged and Brought The Clothing to The Schools In South Lake
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ContactPamela JarvisPresident
In care of% CYNTHIA LOWERY
Mailing address3941 PARK DR STE 20 PMB 438, EL DORADO HLS, CA 95762-4577
Main phone(925) 997-3809 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 1994
- County
- El Dorado
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