notes: 11/26/08 LTel: Spoke with Ellen at MyStuff Bags. They were able to donate MyStuff Bags for the '07 SoCal Wildfires in San Diego, at this time, they are committed to their everyday ongoing projects and are unable to support recovery for the Sayre Fire. The demand for bags significantly grows day by day and they have a hard time meeting all the requests that come in to serve children that have been removed from abusive family situations that go into foster care. An amazing group of people! ============================================================================ FROM THE SITE: Firestorm 2007 My Stuff Bags Project In the tragic Southern California wild fires of 2007, the most vulnerable victims are the children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost. Children and their families must often evacuate so suddenly that their parents have only enough time to collect important papers and perhaps a photo album or two. There just isn’t time to collect their children's “stuff,” a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket, or even a toothbrush. The My Stuff Bags Foundation, which provides individual duffel bags filled with new belongings to abused, neglected, abandoned and displaced children (newborn to age 18) is offering its duffels filled with new, comforting items to children and teens throughout Southern California who have lost all their “stuff” due to the recent fires. Each My Stuff Bag is filled with age and gender appropriate items. The My Stuff Bags will be distributed through qualifying community organizations such as schools, houses of worship, employers, insurance companies, hospitals and others in the fire-devastated areas. Organizations are encouraged to print and complete a short application (click here) and fax it to the Foundation at 818-865-3865 or contact the My Stuff Bags Foundation immediately at: 866-3MY-STUFF. My Stuff Bags Foundation is gladly accepting cash donations to fund the project! Make a donation online here, or call us at 866 3MY-STUFF to process your credit card donation, or simply send a check to: My Stuff Bags Foundation Firestorm 2007 Project 5347 Sterling Center Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 My Stuff Bags Foundation is also asking for donations of new items to fill the bags. Items must be new, non-violent, non-edible and fit in a mid-size duffel. Here are some suggested items: For Children: Blankets Stuffed Animals Toys Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Crayons & Coloring Books Photo Albums For Teens: Blankets Stuffed Animals Games/CD’s Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Books & Journals Photo Albums ========================================================== FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are stuffed by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children. -> 11/26/08 LTel: Spoke with Ellen at MyStuff Bags. They were able to donate MyStuff Bags for the '07 SoCal Wildfires in San Diego, at this time, they are committed to their everyday ongoing projects and are unable to support recovery for the Sayre Fire. The demand for bags significantly grows day by day and they have a hard time meeting all the requests that come in to serve children that have been removed from abusive family situations that go into foster care. An amazing group of people! ============================================================================ OLD NOTES FROM THE SITE (Posted to document their support of past disasters): Firestorm 2007 My Stuff Bags Project In the tragic Southern California wild fires of 2007, the most vulnerable victims are the children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost. Children and their families must often evacuate so suddenly that their parents have only enough time to collect important papers and perhaps a photo album or two. There just isn’t time to collect their children's “stuff,” a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket, or even a toothbrush. The My Stuff Bags Foundation, which provides individual duffel bags filled with new belongings to abused, neglected, abandoned and displaced children (newborn to age 18) is offering its duffels filled with new, comforting items to children and teens throughout Southern California who have lost all their “stuff” due to the recent fires. Each My Stuff Bag is filled with age and gender appropriate items. The My Stuff Bags will be distributed through qualifying community organizations such as schools, houses of worship, employers, insurance companies, hospitals and others in the fire-devastated areas. Organizations are encouraged to print and complete a short application (click here) and fax it to the Foundation at 818-865-3865 or contact the My Stuff Bags Foundation immediately at: 866-3MY-STUFF. My Stuff Bags Foundation is gladly accepting cash donations to fund the project! Make a donation online here, or call us at 866 3MY-STUFF to process your credit card donation, or simply send a check to: My Stuff Bags Foundation Firestorm 2007 Project 5347 Sterling Center Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 My Stuff Bags Foundation is also asking for donations of new items to fill the bags. Items must be new, non-violent, non-edible and fit in a mid-size duffel. Here are some suggested items: For Children: Blankets Stuffed Animals Toys Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Crayons & Coloring Books Photo Albums For Teens: Blankets Stuffed Animals Games/CD’s Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Books & Journals Photo Albums ========================================================== FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are stuffed by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children.

notes: FROM THE SITE: Firestorm 2007 My Stuff Bags Project In the tragic Southern California wild fires of 2007, the most vulnerable victims are the children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost. Children and their families must often evacuate so suddenly that their parents have only enough time to collect important papers and perhaps a photo album or two. There just isn’t time to collect their children's “stuff,” a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket, or even a toothbrush. The My Stuff Bags Foundation, which provides individual duffel bags filled with new belongings to abused, neglected, abandoned and displaced children (newborn to age 18) is offering its duffels filled with new, comforting items to children and teens throughout Southern California who have lost all their “stuff” due to the recent fires. Each My Stuff Bag is filled with age and gender appropriate items. The My Stuff Bags will be distributed through qualifying community organizations such as schools, houses of worship, employers, insurance companies, hospitals and others in the fire-devastated areas. Organizations are encouraged to print and complete a short application (click here) and fax it to the Foundation at 818-865-3865 or contact the My Stuff Bags Foundation immediately at: 866-3MY-STUFF. My Stuff Bags Foundation is gladly accepting cash donations to fund the project! Make a donation online here, or call us at 866 3MY-STUFF to process your credit card donation, or simply send a check to: My Stuff Bags Foundation Firestorm 2007 Project 5347 Sterling Center Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 My Stuff Bags Foundation is also asking for donations of new items to fill the bags. Items must be new, non-violent, non-edible and fit in a mid-size duffel. Here are some suggested items: For Children: Blankets Stuffed Animals Toys Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Crayons & Coloring Books Photo Albums For Teens: Blankets Stuffed Animals Games/CD’s Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Books & Journals Photo Albums ========================================================== FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are stuffed by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children. -> 11/26/08 LTel: Spoke with Ellen at MyStuff Bags. They were able to donate MyStuff Bags for the '07 SoCal Wildfires in San Diego, at this time, they are committed to their everyday ongoing projects and are unable to support recovery for the Sayre Fire. The demand for bags significantly grows day by day and they have a hard time meeting all the requests that come in to serve children that have been removed from abusive family situations that go into foster care. An amazing group of people! ============================================================================ FROM THE SITE: Firestorm 2007 My Stuff Bags Project In the tragic Southern California wild fires of 2007, the most vulnerable victims are the children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost. Children and their families must often evacuate so suddenly that their parents have only enough time to collect important papers and perhaps a photo album or two. There just isn’t time to collect their children's “stuff,” a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket, or even a toothbrush. The My Stuff Bags Foundation, which provides individual duffel bags filled with new belongings to abused, neglected, abandoned and displaced children (newborn to age 18) is offering its duffels filled with new, comforting items to children and teens throughout Southern California who have lost all their “stuff” due to the recent fires. Each My Stuff Bag is filled with age and gender appropriate items. The My Stuff Bags will be distributed through qualifying community organizations such as schools, houses of worship, employers, insurance companies, hospitals and others in the fire-devastated areas. Organizations are encouraged to print and complete a short application (click here) and fax it to the Foundation at 818-865-3865 or contact the My Stuff Bags Foundation immediately at: 866-3MY-STUFF. My Stuff Bags Foundation is gladly accepting cash donations to fund the project! Make a donation online here, or call us at 866 3MY-STUFF to process your credit card donation, or simply send a check to: My Stuff Bags Foundation Firestorm 2007 Project 5347 Sterling Center Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 My Stuff Bags Foundation is also asking for donations of new items to fill the bags. Items must be new, non-violent, non-edible and fit in a mid-size duffel. Here are some suggested items: For Children: Blankets Stuffed Animals Toys Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Crayons & Coloring Books Photo Albums For Teens: Blankets Stuffed Animals Games/CD’s Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Books & Journals Photo Albums ========================================================== FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are stuffed by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children.

notes: FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are ?stuffed? by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children. -> FROM THE SITE: Firestorm 2007 My Stuff Bags Project In the tragic Southern California wild fires of 2007, the most vulnerable victims are the children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost. Children and their families must often evacuate so suddenly that their parents have only enough time to collect important papers and perhaps a photo album or two. There just isn’t time to collect their children's “stuff,” a toy, a stuffed animal, a blanket, or even a toothbrush. The My Stuff Bags Foundation, which provides individual duffel bags filled with new belongings to abused, neglected, abandoned and displaced children (newborn to age 18) is offering its duffels filled with new, comforting items to children and teens throughout Southern California who have lost all their “stuff” due to the recent fires. Each My Stuff Bag is filled with age and gender appropriate items. The My Stuff Bags will be distributed through qualifying community organizations such as schools, houses of worship, employers, insurance companies, hospitals and others in the fire-devastated areas. Organizations are encouraged to print and complete a short application (click here) and fax it to the Foundation at 818-865-3865 or contact the My Stuff Bags Foundation immediately at: 866-3MY-STUFF. My Stuff Bags Foundation is gladly accepting cash donations to fund the project! Make a donation online here, or call us at 866 3MY-STUFF to process your credit card donation, or simply send a check to: My Stuff Bags Foundation Firestorm 2007 Project 5347 Sterling Center Drive Westlake Village, CA 91361 My Stuff Bags Foundation is also asking for donations of new items to fill the bags. Items must be new, non-violent, non-edible and fit in a mid-size duffel. Here are some suggested items: For Children: Blankets Stuffed Animals Toys Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Crayons & Coloring Books Photo Albums For Teens: Blankets Stuffed Animals Games/CD’s Clothing Toiletries School Supplies Books & Journals Photo Albums ========================================================== FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are stuffed by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children.

notes: The foundation�s ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide �emergency care bags� for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are �stuffed� by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children. -> FROM THE 211 DATABASE: The My Stuff Bags Foundation is urgently collecting funds and new "stuff" to deliver My Stuff Bags to children whose homes and all their belongings have been lost in the tragic Southern California wild fires. =========================================================== The foundations ultimate goal is to provide a My Stuff Bag to each of the over 300,000 children entering crisis and foster care each year. Non-profit organizations caring for abused and neglected children can find out How to Apply for Bags or fax a request for an application. The My Stuff Bags Foundation 5347 Sterling Center Dr Westlake Village, CA 91361 As you know, children entering crisis care centers and foster care agencies often arrive with just a few quickly collected belongings, or nothing at all. The My Stuff Bags Foundation launched the My Stuff Bag program to provide ?emergency care bags? for these unfortunate children. Approved crisis care centers and foster care agencies will receive My Stuff Bags for children ranging in age from infant through 16 years. Each individual duffel bag will contain age and gender appropriate essentials and comforts such as: Toiletries (e.g. toothbrush and toothpaste, comb, brush, soap) Blanket or quilt Small stuffed animal Crayons and coloring book Water bottle School supplies Clothing: tee shirts, sweatshirts, socks, etc. Other items as appropriate PLEASE NOTE: My Stuff Bags are ?stuffed? by volunteers with thousands of items donated by supporters of the program. As a result, bags often vary in contents. It is essential to the success of the My Stuff Bag program that caregivers examine the contents for appropriateness for individual children.
mission: The My Stuff Bags Foundation�s mission is to provide powerful advocacy on behalf of abused, abandoned and neglected children across the United States. The Foundation rallies widespread individual and corporate involvement through its unique program, My Stuff Bags, to address the needs of these children and support the organizations caring for them. -> The My Stuff Bags Foundation?s mission is to provide powerful advocacy on behalf of abused, abandoned and neglected children across the United States. The Foundation rallies widespread individual and corporate involvement through its unique program, My Stuff Bags, to address the needs of these children and support the organizations caring for them.
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