Operation
School Bell® Program
Operation School Bell is a
philanthropic program initiated in 2004. This program provides
uniforms for seven Title I schools in District 6. They are given to the students at the start of each
school year and to new students who arrive later in the school
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With a budget of $112,003, we
provided uniforms consisting of pants and polo shirts to 3,800
students at both the elementary and middle-school levels. |
Our additional goal of
giving school sweatshirts to each student is being realized this
year as well, through our Bargain Box Thrift Store proceeds,
grants, fundraising efforts, and generous donations. |
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Nohum
Orange stands with his children, Marissa and Micheal as
they receive their uniforms from Assistance League
volunteers. From left to right: Marjie Reed, Caroll
D., Dorothy Eckas, Pam Neville and Barbara Rhine.
Operation School Bell is a national philanthropic
program. According to principals, providing children with
new school uniforms improves self-esteem and encourages regular school attendance.
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