
This brings us to "Project 680" which is named descriptively after the number of homeless kids documented last year, but also named for the goal of raising 680 pairs of new socks for these kids. Since the District Liaison for Homeless Services said that new socks were a felt need for these students, this project was born because it just makes good sense to help provide kids with something they need. In fact, the District does a shoe drive every year for these students and so a sock drive by another group compliments their efforts very well. This event is not an official Socks & Gloves event, but I am a fellow Socks & Glover involved in leading the project. The project is being sponsored by the Cordova Towne Neighborhood Association in Rancho Cordova.
See www.cordovatowne.com/project680.html for details (especially the FAQ section so that you know about what type of socks are needed, what age group we are serving, etc...). If you want to promote this effort on your website or blog, you can send a link to us or use the image above.
Thanks for your partnership.
4 comments:
Ryan -
This is a cool opportunity to help these kids. I'm going to be forwarding this link to some people I know who live out that way.
I'd also like to contribute to it - I'll get some socks to you this weekend. (I'll call first before I come by!)
Tyson- That's really great. Thank you so much for your support.
Ryan
I have 2 groups working on gathering socks. I am not sure how many we'll generate but what is the drop dead date to get socks to you and what is the best way to connect? Amy (Tyson's coworker).
Amy- Any amount is a blessing. Thank you very much for your partnership in this effort. There are 13 drop-off locations listed at www.cordovatowne.com/project680.html or if time permits I am happy to drop by your office. Let me know what will work for you. Thank you again.
Ryan
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