Helping The Little Ones Five donors became founding members of the Center’s Adopt-A-Student Society by pledging $1,000 a year for five years. A retired school counselor whose daughter teaches in city schools, Linda Saller says she and her husband gave to the campaign out of a belief in education and “love for the Sisters.” Similarly, Roseanne Young appreciates the sisters “and the good work that they do. I admire their grass roots approach,“ she says. “If you help the little ones to learn better, it will empower them as adults to be good, contributing citizens.” The Adopt A Student fund is part of a strategy to place the Center on sustainable financial footing. For more information or to donate, please contact Sister Evelyn Breslin, SSND at the Center at 254-5110. |
Financial Report In this challenging economic climate, nonprofit organizations like ours understandably experience a reduction in financial support. However, the demand for the services we provide continues to grow. A youngster who needs help in reading or math cannot wait until the economy improves – that child needs help now. Please keep the Center in mind when you are planning your contributions. Cash gifts, pledges, United Way donations (our donor designation number is 2470), or gifts of securities are several ways that you can help. And you can be assured that Sister Evelyn and the staff are good stewards of the resources they receive and, with fiscal restraint and careful planning, will make sure that they continue to make a difference in the lives of the young people we serve. |
Telling our Story
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