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Student Leaders Making a Difference!

We're proud to announce that The Art Institute of Phoenix’s student leaders have come together to organize their first Holiday Drive! The students have selected HomeBase Youth Services as the organization they would like to help this holiday season. Please join them in their efforts to spread holiday cheer throughout our community.

“Did you know... there are thousands of homeless youth living each day on the streets of Arizona? Most have fled mentally and physically abusive situations. Some are disabled. All are poor, lacking life’s most basic needs of food, clothing and shelter. All are forced to try to survive on the streets, most with parents who don’t care or can’t take care of them.”

HomeBase Youth Services is an Arizona-based non-profit agency founded in 1991 to address the growing needs of at-risk and homeless youth 21 years and younger in Arizona. Programs include: Early Intervention/Prevention, Street Outreach, Medical Outreach, Transitional Living, Independent Living, Employment and Life/Skills and a Learning Center for street kids to earn their GEDs.

Our students are asking for your donation in any of the following ways:
1. Clothing/Linen Drive: (New or Gently Used)
White Athletic Socks
Shirts
Jeans
Sleeping Bags
Jackets
Blankets
Towels
Pillows
Sweatshirts
Gloves

2. Hygiene Products:
Deodorant
Baby Powder
Dental Floss
Lotion
Sun Block
Toilet Paper
Laundry Soap
Cleaning Supplies
Feminine Hygiene Supplies
Toothbrush and Paste
Combs and Brushes
Shampoo and Conditioner

3. Spare Change Drive:
Donate your change and we will do the shopping!

Also, for every $5.00 donation a star with your name will be hung on our holiday tree that will be displayed in the lobby beginning Monday, December 4th. Donation bins will be located at the security desk.

Thanks for helping out the kids that HomeBase helps each and every day!

Posted by arizona in Community | December 4, 2006

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