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What Your Gift Can Provide - $1 per Work Day

If you can give a dollar a work day, the price of a candy bar or soda, your donation to a nonprofit organization can provide one of these services. What an amazing difference that dollar a work day can make in the life of a child, a family, or a community.

$1 per work day or $260 per year provides:

  • Two teens the opportunity to participate in Teen Leaders Programs
  • Two nights of safe shelter for a battered woman and her child
  • 104 meals a year and 26 rides to work for homeless shelter residents
  • School year membership for one child to an after school recreation center
  • A daily snack for an abused child in an after-school program
  • Three psychological consultations a year for those who cannot afford them
  • Two weeks of child care to a developmentally disabled toddler
  • Five computer classes for a displaced homemaker
  • Five weeks of a woman's support group
  • Dinner one night a week for a family in a shelter
  • Parent-child field trips for 20 families at risk of breaking up
  • Follow-up work site visits for eight developmentally challenged people
  • Preventing 10 senior citizens from choosing between food and medicine
  • Four months of transportation to and from a family support center
  • Fourteen employment workshops and GED test fees for six adult learners
  • Daily transportation to and from a senior center for one senior
  • One year's adult basic education instruction
  • One year of school-based services for a child victimized by abuse
  • One-on-one mentoring for three at-risk girls