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Operation
School Bell® Program
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Operation School
Bell is a philanthropic program initiated in 2004. Assistance League Greeley raises money to
fund two major projects run through this program. Operation
School Bell provides uniforms for six elementary schools in
District 6. They are given to the students at the start of each
school year. |
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Our second
project is to provide books to children visiting the Sunrise
Family Dental Clinic on their initial visit to the clinic. The
goal is to promote literacy in our children. During 2016-17 the
clinic gave out 630 books. |
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The school uniform order for the 2017-18
school year consisted of 7,032 navy pants and 7,920 grey polo
shirts for a total of $71,970. The schools receiving the
uniforms included Maplewood, Martinez, Bella Romero (2
campuses), Centennial, and Madison Elementary. |
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Cheryl Stebleton, Assistance League Greeley Operation School
Bell Chairman, delivers books to the Sunrise Dental
Clinic. Accepting the books is Salina Tapia, Supervisor. The
books are distributed to clinic clients to encourage reading and
education. |
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Assistance League Greeley
provides uniforms for students
at six Title 1 Schools
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 in partnership with the Assistance League
of Greeley, which provides children with school
clothing.
It aims to improve self-esteem and
encourage regular school attendance.
14,952 uniforms (7,920 shirts and 7,032 pants)
were
distributed the week of August 7th to students at six
Title 1 Schools.
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On July 11, 2017, several Assistance League
members worked hard sorting boxes of pants and
shirts
for delivery to six Greeley/Evans elementary
schools for the 2017-18 academic year.
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Assistance League members,
with District 6 Superintendent Dr. Deirdre Pilch
and Service Center Manager Gilbert Arizmendi,
sorted uniforms for delivery to 6 elementary
schools for the 2016-17 school year. |
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