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Wellness
February, 2006
Volume 3, Issue 2
Congratulations Home

Best Buy Grant Awarded

Memorial High School - Regina Reyna and DeLeon MS - Mary Rodriguez each $2,500!!!!

Junior League awards 3 grants to DeLeon Elementary!! 

$250.00 to  Mary Rodriguez for the “A Day Of Literary Splendor” grant!!!
$250.00 for the “Bridging the Gap: Families Reading Together” grant!!
$250.00 to Mr. Ray Villarreal for the “Watch the Birdie” grant!!!!


Congratulate Navarro PK, 1, 4, & 5th for each receiving $250.00
from the Junior League.
 

Wilson’s Investment Capital Fund Grant at Work Home

Wilson Elementary provided a one-day event featuring the Polar Express and integrating academics into all areas of academics.  Students were able to participate in storytelling, science experiments and hands-on exploration.  Below are pictures from the fun-filled event.

THE POLAR EXPRESS COMES TO WILSON ELEMENTARY!!

THE POLAR EXPRESS COMES TO WILSON ELEMENTARY!!

Watching the Polar Express Movie

What better way to start off our Polar Express Adventure than by watching the movie?

All Aboard THE POLAR EXPRESS!!!

All Aboard THE POLAR EXPRESS!!!

SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS

Science Fair Projects

Capping off our great Polar Express Adventure with hot chocolate.

Capping off our great Polar Express Adventure with hot chocolate.

Dollar General Literacy Foundation Home

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation will award grants to direct service providers in the following focus areas:

  • Adult Literacy (Adult basic education; GED preparation; English for speakers of other languages;

  • Family Literacy Instruction.

Tax-exempt organizations that provide direct literacy-based programs and services within 15 miles of Dollar General stores and have not received funding from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation for the past two years are eligible to apply.

Proposals are due by February 17, 2006.  Click here to download your copy of the application guidelines.

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http://www.dollargeneral.com/community/dgliteracy.aspx

Wal-Mart Community Outreach Program Home

Statistics show that, on any given day, more than 500,000 shoplifting crimes occur in the U.S.  Most shoplifters begin as juveniles.  To address the problem, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.  Loss Prevention will work with local schools and communities to help educate our youth and deter shoplifting with the LP Outreach Program.

Presentations are available for elementary school, middle school and high school levels.  Learn more about the shoplifting problem and its costs to society by visiting the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention’s Web site.

If you are interested in obtaining more information or scheduling an event, contact myyouthoutreach@wal-mart.com with your city, state. and contact number.

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http://www.walmartfoundation.org

Wal-Mart Foundation Home

Wal-Mart and SAM’S CLUBS believe in grassroots giving so its stores, clubs and distribution centers direct 100% of its funding initiatives.  Many of their community involvement programs require and encourage its Associates to be directly involved with community non-profit organizations and their projects.  When they support national causes, they require that funds stay in the local community to benefit the area where they are raised.

Eligible to receive grants from Wal-Mart Foundation are:

  • 501 (c ) 3 organizations

  • Schools – Public, parochial and private. (501 (c ) (3) guideline restrictions may apply.)

  • Religious Organizations whose activities impact the general community, not a single group.

  • Government Agencies

  • Civic and Veterans Groups where funds are used for a project benefiting the community.

All requests for funding must be made through the Good Works Coordinator at your local facility (Wal-Mart, SAM’S CLUB, Neighborhood Market or distribution center).

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http://www.walmartfoundation.org

Starbucks Foundation Home

The mission of the Starbucks Foundation is to create hope, discovery and opportunity in communities where its partners (employees) live and work by improving literacy.  The Foundation funds programs for youth, ages 6-18, which integrate literacy with personal and civic action in the communities where they live.

Letters of inquiry are invited from qualifying 501(c) 3 organizations that work with underserved youth in the fields of literacy (reading, writing and creative/media arts) and environmental literacy.

Grants range from $5,000 to $20,000.

Letters of Inquiry are reviewed twice yearly: September 1st  and  March 1st.

Copyright ©2006 Starbucks Corporation. All rights reserved.

http://www.starbucks.com/aboutus/foundation.asp

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