notes: WVUS Responds to Texas Wildfires and Hurricane Irene Aftermath: http://www.worldvisionusprograms.org/hurricane_irene_2011.html ------ World Vision found at: http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=4187 The World Vision Dallas Warehouse has the following opportunities available: all sizes of baby diapers and baby wipes volunteers to help put supplies on pallets to be shipped to the coast They have supplies such as shovels, brooms, mops, buckets, Lysol products, latex gloves, and other cleaning supplies that are available to churches who are going to the Coast to help with Ike relief. The main thing is for a church to identify the needs in that particular area so duplicated efforts and aid are avoided. Contact: Sheron Gibson or Tod Haumann at 214.331.4934 5050 Investment Drive # 104 Dallas, TX 75236 (map - see website) ------------------------------- Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org" -> WVUS Responds to Texas Wildfires and Hurricane Irene Aftermath: http://www.worldvisionusprograms.org/hurricane_irene_2011.html ... In Texas, World Vision is distributing personal hygiene and cleanup kits to children and their families who have been evacuated in the hard-hit Bastrop County area. Wildfires have destroyed more than 1,300 homes, a figure that Texas officials expect will rise. ... ------ World Vision found at: http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=4187 The World Vision Dallas Warehouse has the following opportunities available: all sizes of baby diapers and baby wipes volunteers to help put supplies on pallets to be shipped to the coast They have supplies such as shovels, brooms, mops, buckets, Lysol products, latex gloves, and other cleaning supplies that are available to churches who are going to the Coast to help with Ike relief. The main thing is for a church to identify the needs in that particular area so duplicated efforts and aid are avoided. Contact: Sheron Gibson or Tod Haumann at 214.331.4934 5050 Investment Drive # 104 Dallas, TX 75236 (map - see website) ------------------------------- Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"

notes: World Vision found at: http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=4187 The World Vision Dallas Warehouse has the following opportunities available: all sizes of baby diapers and baby wipes volunteers to help put supplies on pallets to be shipped to the coast They have supplies such as shovels, brooms, mops, buckets, Lysol products, latex gloves, and other cleaning supplies that are available to churches who are going to the Coast to help with Ike relief. The main thing is for a church to identify the needs in that particular area so duplicated efforts and aid are avoided. Contact: Sheron Gibson or Tod Haumann at 214.331.4934 5050 Investment Drive # 104 Dallas, TX 75236 (map - see website) ------------------------------- Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org" -> WVUS Responds to Texas Wildfires and Hurricane Irene Aftermath: http://www.worldvisionusprograms.org/hurricane_irene_2011.html ------ World Vision found at: http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=4187 The World Vision Dallas Warehouse has the following opportunities available: all sizes of baby diapers and baby wipes volunteers to help put supplies on pallets to be shipped to the coast They have supplies such as shovels, brooms, mops, buckets, Lysol products, latex gloves, and other cleaning supplies that are available to churches who are going to the Coast to help with Ike relief. The main thing is for a church to identify the needs in that particular area so duplicated efforts and aid are avoided. Contact: Sheron Gibson or Tod Haumann at 214.331.4934 5050 Investment Drive # 104 Dallas, TX 75236 (map - see website) ------------------------------- Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"

website: http://www.worldvision.org/get_involved.nsf/child/us_dallas?Open -> http://www.worldvision.org/

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notes: Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org" -> World Vision found at: http://www.bgct.org/texasbaptists/Page.aspx?pid=4187 The World Vision Dallas Warehouse has the following opportunities available: all sizes of baby diapers and baby wipes volunteers to help put supplies on pallets to be shipped to the coast They have supplies such as shovels, brooms, mops, buckets, Lysol products, latex gloves, and other cleaning supplies that are available to churches who are going to the Coast to help with Ike relief. The main thing is for a church to identify the needs in that particular area so duplicated efforts and aid are avoided. Contact: Sheron Gibson or Tod Haumann at 214.331.4934 5050 Investment Drive # 104 Dallas, TX 75236 (map - see website) ------------------------------- Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"

mission: -> http://www.worldvisionusprograms.org/#/dallas

notes: Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don’t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org" -> Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don?t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"
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notes: Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don’t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org" -> Texas: Deadly Floods Displace Thousands of Families; World Vision Responds With Desperately Needed Aid Heavy, unrelenting rainfall batters the state; displaced residents supplied with basic necessities, including hygiene products and clothing. July 10, 2007 http://news.worldvision.org/W6RH028A9F884EBFB391D3173229E0 ------------------------ Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don’t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"
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notes: Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don’t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open ------------- -> Neighbors helping neighbors People in urban Dallas are suffocating under the stress of daily needs and lack of hope. World Vision comes alongside faithful church and community partners in the Dallas area already hard at work trying to lift their neighbors out of poverty. * The Storehouse: Providing clothing, shoes, household supplies, personal care items, and school supplies to families and local churches and organizations assisting families ------------Filling Education Gaps for Kids in Need Teachers who work in schools that serve low-income neighborhoods can get free school supplies and learning tools for their impoverished students at The Storehouse. The Storehouse provides free school supplies to teachers in schools that serve low-income families. Teachers can obtain teaching aids and books, binders, backpacks, pencils, art supplies, and posters. They may also find educational toys and games that can be used as incentives for stellar schoolwork or good behavior. Many sites also provide such staples as blankets for school nursing offices and clothes for children in desperate need. Thanks to The Storehouse, teachers in participating schools don’t have to dig into their own wallets or watch their students go without educational supplies. Schools in which 70 percent or more students qualify for subsidized meals qualify to use the center. In Dallas, nearly 33 percent of all schools fall into that category. ------------ Building Self-Esteem for Families Every World Vision Storehouse across the country offers a varying supply of necessities needed to live everyday life with dignity. These range from clothes, shoes, and toys to building supplies and personal care and household items. ------------- Gulf Coast Hurricanes How You Can Help the Survivors See your options: http://www.worldvision.org/donate.nsf/child/katrina_whatyoucando?Open -------------------- Visit www.worldvision.org For more information!!! "Copyright 2006 World Vision Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1-888-511-6548 http://www.worldvision.org"