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Assistance League of Raleigh Receives Grant from Carolina Hurricanes for Operation School Bell

Funds Will Be Used to Clothe At-Risk Children in the Raleigh Community

2010-11-25
RALEIGH, NC, November 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) A record number of families in America are experiencing serious financial difficulties during the current recession, and many children in the Raleigh community are suffering as a result. In an effort to support those children in the area affected by economic hardship, Assistance League of Raleigh, a local chapter of the national nonprofit Assistance League , has developed signature programs to help meet some of their basic needs. However, these programs require volunteers and financial contributions for success.

Assistance League of Raleigh is proud to announce that they were awarded a $1,500 grant from the Carolina Hurricanes' Kids 'N Community Foundation for implementing these programs in 2010. The check was awarded to Assistance League of Raleigh President Brenda Griffin on the ice between periods of the Hurricanes' November 6th home game against the Florida Panthers. The grant will go toward Assistance League of Raleigh's signature philanthropic program, Operation School Bell , through which it will be used to purchase new shoes for every child at the Hope Elementary Charter School.

"We're so glad to have organizations like the Carolina Hurricanes supporting our local efforts to help at-risk children," said Assistance League of Raleigh President Brenda Griffin. "The donations from their Kids 'N Community Foundation allow us to bring much needed aid to children in the Raleigh community who otherwise wouldn't have many of their basic needs met."

About Assistance League of Raleigh
Assistance League of Raleigh is one of 122 chapters of Assistance League , a national nonprofit that puts caring and commitment into action through community-based philanthropic projects. The Raleigh chapter partners with The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts for their annual fundraiser, Festival of Trees of Raleigh. Proceeds support the chapter's outreach programs, Operation School Bell , H.O.P.E. for Kids, and Silver Slippers. To get involved or learn more about Assistance League of Raleigh, call (919) 623-7734, visit http://www.raleigh.assistanceleague.org, or connect on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/raleighal.

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[Press-News.org] Assistance League of Raleigh Receives Grant from Carolina Hurricanes for Operation School Bell
Funds Will Be Used to Clothe At-Risk Children in the Raleigh Community