Lana
Petrowski, Site Coordinator at FLOC’s NeighborhoodTutoringProgramSummerAcademy, with Andre Rogers, NTP student
(with Karen)
Bianca
Moore, NTP student with Sara Monsef, tutor with FLOC’s NeighborhoodTutoringProgramSummerAcademy (with Barb or Karen)
Bianca
Moore, NTP student with Sara Monsef, tutor with FLOC’s NeighborhoodTutoringProgramSummerAcademy (with Barb or Karen)
Tim
Payne, Program Manager, FLOC’s Neighborhood Tutoring
Program (with Barb and Karen)
For Love of Children (FLOC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
that has been protecting children, motivating youth and strengthening
families in Washington, DC since its founding in 1965. FLOC has
worked with thousands of Washington, DC's most vulnerable children
and families.
Our mission is to transform by example and partnership society's
response to child abuse, homelessness and educational failure so
that children are protected and nurtured, homeless families are
financially stable and housed, and high-risk teens are prepared
to be responsible and successful adults.
FLOC's vision is a city and a world in which every child is valued
by its family, school, and community. For Love of Children serves
hundreds of high-risk children in Washington, DC each year with
a special emphasis on those from the Shaw section of the city.
"Wish" lists for books and school
supplies from two programs at FLOC, Neighborhood Tutoring, and
our Learning Center alternative high school.
Books for the library (we have a library at
each site) new or "like
new"
preferably multicultural
Dictionaries (both elementary level and appropriate for adolescents)
Pencils
Pens
Notebook Paper
Individual spiral notebooks
Educational gifts for holiday party and closing ceremonies: books, UNO
cards, Mini Boggle or Scrabble (computerized), journals, etc
Manilla Folders (each student has his/her own folder)
Hanging File Folders
We have decided to implement an incentive program into some of our sites
this year, so it would be great to get gifts donated to serve as the
rewards. The rewards would be on similar lines as the holiday party
and
closing ceremony gifts.
Let me know if you need anything more, and thanks for getting this
connection, we appreciate the donated goods!
The Learning Center students could use the following:
Note Book Paper
Pencils
Pens (red, black, blue)
Dividers
Binders (any size)
Markers (variety)
Dry Eraser Makers (all colors)
Scissors
Folders (any)
Colored Paper
ANWC begins a fall Suit Drive with Suited
for Change, a
Washington DC based private non-profit organization, provides professional
clothing and ongoing career education to low-income women who have completed
job training and/or job readiness programs and are seeking employment.
Suited For Change services are available by referral only through
the more than 107 job-training programs and social service agencies with which
we partner in Washington DC, suburban Maryland and northern Virginia. We
invite you to explore our website for information about our history, mission,
services, events, accomplishments, and more.
Suited for Change is a member of The
Women’s
Alliance, a national organization of independent community-based
members who provide professional attire, career skills training
and related services to low-income women seeking employment. Combined,
members of The
Women’s Alliance have served more than 100,000
in the past ten years.
Donate a suit or fashion accessory;earrings, new pantyhose, scarf,
shoes or handbag to our new partner Suited
for Change. The only
requirement would be if you would wear the item yourself to the
office. Need not be cleaned, Bergman's does it for them
One
of the nation's oldest press clubs, The American News Women's Club is
a national nonprofit 501(c)(3) offering educational and professional development
programs in support of women in the journalism and communications professions.
The annual ANWC "Helen Thomas Award" benefit gala awards annual scholarships
to journalism schools. In 2003, the organization was named an historic
site in journalism by the National Society of Professional Journalists
(SPJ).