Chapter Chats - Assistance League

Chartered as the 81st Chapter of National Assistance League®
May 13, 1992
Chapter Chats
Celebrating 27 Years of
Vol XXIII Ed 1
June 2016
Caring and Commitment in ACTION
Elective Board 2016/2017
Officers
President - Ginny Wetzel
VP Membership - Mary Lindholm
VP Philanthropic Programs - Denise Lanier
VP Finance - Dorcas Shaktman
VP Fund Development - Open
Secretary- Marilyn Rule
Treasurer - Shelley Diamond
Elective Standing Committees
Assisteens® Liaison - Rita O'Neill
Bylaws - Suzanne Dechert
Chapter House Manager - Cindy Jasperson
Education - Electra Demos
Public Relations - Joan Price
Strategic Planning - Arne Chandler
Thrift Shop Manager - Diana Elizondo
Appointive Standing Committees
Assistant Treasurers Debbie Cox - Diane Sitar
Circle Representative - Amy Garrett
Grants - Open
Historian - Jaye Devendra
Hospitality - Char Lent
Newsletter Editor/Web Site Administrator Electra Demos
Operation Bear Hug - Trudy Lenz
Operation Couture Closet - Open
Operation Community Outreach - Open
Operation Foster Youth - Wendy Bradshaw
Operation Nonprofit Partnerships Annette Sheehy
Operation Scholarships - Connie Harris
Operation School Bell® -Diane Koirth
Chapters for Children - Ann Reese
Save Our Students (SOS) - Joan Price
Operation SHADES - Dorcas Shaktman
Orientation - Carol Inman
Parliamentarian - Sally Haserot
Placement/Hours - Carol Inman
Risk Management - Open
Sunshine - Trudy Lenz
Thrift Shop Scheduling - Ann Reese
Assisteens®
Leticia Plummer - Coordinator
Zach Fruehe - Chairman
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President’s Message
et me start by saying, Happy New (Fiscal) Year! With this “new year” brings
change, including changing jobs. Change isn’t the easiest thing for some,
so I’m wishing you good fortune in the coming year as you express yourself
through your new commitments. It isn’t unique to Assistance League to change
roles every couple of years, but it does feel almost contradictory to stop doing
a job just when you feel you have it mastered. Be positive (I’m telling myself),
it’s growth and development.
In a way, I feel like it’s also graduation. This time of year graduations and
promotions are going on all around us. Every day the news has another keynote
address from a political leader, a television personality or business executive.
The wisdom being imparted to our young graduates feels almost like a call to
action: “Do great things”, “Make a difference”, “Find your purpose and live that
purpose” and my personal favorite from Charlie Rose, “Be crazy, be humble,
dream big.” Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook COO, told Berkeley graduates, “When
the challenges come, I hope you remember that anchored deep within you is
the ability to learn and grow.”
I’m taking these speeches as a
personal invitation to be inspired, to
learn and grow, and do new things. As
I embark on my first year as Chapter
President I welcome and embrace the
change, the newness, the excitement
and the unknown that lies ahead. There
are so many things we can accomplish
when an organization comes together
and continues to make a difference
while living our purpose. I look forward
to sharing our accomplishments this
year and hope you will join me in
making them happen!
Ginny Wetzel
2016 Leadership Conference
June 2016
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June Calendar
Mary Russell (4)
Patrice Haynes (6)
Bette Barnes (11)
Marilyn Rule (11)
Mary Ann Wynne (14)
Donna Swartz (15)
Pam Fraleigh (18)
Cathy McDermott (18)
Joan Price (19)
Cheryl Martin (20)
Kathy DiMaggio (26)
Jennifer Randel (26)
Bill Sheehy (26)
Ann Reese (28)
Vickie Benedict (29)
REMEMBER
to PROMOTE the
Vehicle Donation Program
Keep spreading the word about
our Vehicle Donation Program. It
will only benefit the chapter if the
community is aware of it.
There are cards with directions
you can distribute in the workroom.
Take a handful so you always have
some with you. You never know
when the opportunity will arise to
promote the program.
Every Monday
Opening register training
Every Friday
Opening & Closing register training
(Contact Diana Elizondo)
Every Tuesday
Opening register training-1st Shift
(Contact Mary Ellen Stobba)
June 21st Closing Training
(Contact Cheryl Martin)
7 Regualr Mtg.; 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.
Social; 10:00 a.m. meeting; CH RM
6 Thrift Shop Committee mtg.; 10:00
a.m.; BRD RM
8 Philanthropic Programs Committee
mtg.; 10:00 a.m.; BRD RM
13 Public Relations Committee mtg.;
10:00 a.m.; BRD RM
13 Chapters for Children Committee
mtg.; 11:30 a.m.; BRD RM
13 Assisteens Meeting; 5:00 p.m.
Board Meeting, BRD RM; 6:00
p.m. regular meeting, CH RM
14 Membership Committee mtg.;
10:00 a.m.; BRD RM
16 Foster Youth Committee mtg.;
4:00 p.m.; BRD RM
17 Finance Commttee Meeting; 11:30
a.m.; Crush & Brew Old Town
20 Board Retreat Dinner.; location &
time to be determined
21 Board Mtg.; 9:30 a.m.breakfast;
Board mtg. 10:00 a.m.Haserot home
Directory Changes
If you have any changes in your
directory information,
please contact Electra Demos
951.541.4429
[email protected]
Actions by
the Board
Joint Board Meeting May 17, 2016
Submitted by
Marilyn Rule, Secretary
Treasurer Shelley Diamond made
motions to delete and add the
appropriate names to the chapter
bank accounts and safe deposit box.
Motions approved.
Treasurer Shelley Diamond made
motions to delete and add the
appropriate names to the chapter
credit card users.
Motions approved.
Special Board Meeting May 17, 2016
Submitted by
Marilyn Rule, Secretary
Moved to appoint Dorcas Shaktman
as Vice President Finance for the
fiscal year 2016-2017.
Motion Approved
Moved to appoint Paul Shaktman as
Chapter House Manager for the fiscal
year 2016-2017. Motion Defeated
Moved to appoint Cindy Jasperson
as Chapter House Manager for the
fiscal year 2016-2017.
Motion Approved
Ann Reese
Thrift Shop Scheduler
FRONT DESK
PERMANENT SHIFT
SIGN-wUP CONTEST
2016/2017 Thrift Shop Calendar
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ign ups are needed for permanent
front desk shifts for the thrift shop.
At the June 7th regular meeting, check
with Ann Reese to sign up for one or
more permanent front desk shifts.
At that time, you will be entered into
this contest. One or more permanent
shifts will increase your chances.
Winners announced at the meeting.
Terminology 101
Tutorial #7
Do not use the acronym NAL
National
Assistance
League
is the legal name of the national
organization. However, to more
closely identify with its chapters, the
national organization is referred to
as Assistance League when possible
and appropriate. National should be
used instead of NAL when making
certain direct references.
Using the correct terminology
helps new members, the public
and the chapter’s recipients better
understand the chapter and its role in
the community.
June 2016
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Philanthropic
Programs
Char Lent
HOSPITALITY Needs Your Help!
Happy June! Can’t believe summer
is just around the corner! A time for
relaxing and enjoying our beautiful
West Coast weather.
Your Hospitality Committee, on
the other hand, is busy planning the
upcoming year for great breakfast
meetings and some special events
along the way.
This is where each of you come
in! If everyone will sign up just once
throughout the year to help with our
breakfast meetings, the burden shall
be light. At our next meeting we will
be circulating monthly sign up sheets
so please take time to decide which
month works best for you. It is as
simple as that. Thanks in advance for
volunteering.
A big shout out to Sharlyn Spates for
planning our beautiful installation tea
party. The venue was great and the
decorations absolutely outstanding.
So many talented ladies provided
us all with a memorable experience.
A great way to honor our outgoing
Board while welcoming the 2016-17
Board. Thanks again to Sharlyn and
her merry band of volunteers.
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Chapter House
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Cindy Jasperson
nother year coming to an end.
Where does the time go?
Here are a few exciting chapter
house updates:
3We replaced the back steel doors
that were getting tired.
3Kitchen had a little makeover with
new appliances and floor. It looks
amazing.
3Furniture room finally will be cool
for our shoppers this summer with
two new air-conditioning units.
3Our meeting room that other
non-profits in Temecula meet in
looks great with new carpet and
paint.
When you give
yourself,
you receive more
than you give.
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Diana Elizondo
&
Bonnie Harrison
Denise Lanier
am excited to start my new role
as VP of Philanthropic Programs.
I have big shoes to fill, but, with
the help of each and every one of my
committee members, 2016/17 will be
another successful year!
We are still looking for an Operation
Couture Closet and an Operation
Community Outreach Committee
Chairman.
Please contact me if
you have questions or would like to
volunteer.
Our next Philanthropic Programs
Committee meeting is June 8th at
10:00 a.m. The more members who
"get involved", the more fun we will
have!! Thanks for all you do!!
Thrift Shop
All of this could not happen without
grants and our continued increase in
revenue. We are proud to provide a
beautiful thrift shop for our customers
to shop in and bring their donations to.
The donations our community gives
make all our philanthropic programs
possible.
Looking forward to another year as
Chapter House Manager.
We're on a roll!
Let's keep the
momentum going!
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s we have reported all year,
the thrift shop has exceeded
its budget with a great deal of
hard work from all our members. As I
write this, our latest figures show a net
income of approximately $411,320. In
addition, we have given over $7,700
in Gift in Kind back to the community.
Thank you to all our members,
community volunteers, donors and
customers for such a successful year!
Now it’s time to look ahead. Our
2016/2017 budget calls for a 5%
increase in thrift shop revenue. This
is an achievable goal with all of us
working hard and everyone doing their
part. Here’s how you can help.
1. With our Assisteens working 2
Saturdays per month during the
summer, we need an average of 44
shifts covered each month. With 4
people on each shift, counting our day
managers, that is 176 workers per
month. We currently have a total of
138 voting members and PALs. Please
sign up for at least one permanent
shift to keep our thrift shop open.
2.
The sorting room has 23
departments with more than 45
members and community volunteers
sorting, cleaning and displaying the
donations we receive each week.
Almost all of these members also work
at the front counter. Even an hour or
two of your time each week will help
keep our shelves and racks full of
beautiful merchandise.
Please come join us for a little hard
work and a lot of fun. With your help
we know we can make this the best
year ever!
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Philanthropic Give Away
Annette Sheehy
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Carol Inman
irst of all, thanks for working with
me this last year getting Vicnet
started. I'm sure 2016-2017 will
be much easier.
Starting June 2016, there will be
three areas to post your hours:
►Thrift shop - all hours worked in
thrift shop
►Philanthropic Programs - hours
you put in working in any
philanthropic program
►Meetings - all meetings - every
meeting you attend is put under
'Meetings'.
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embers assembled 200 backpacks to be given to Menifee, Romoland
and Lake Elsinore school districts. Included in those backpacks were
pencils, pencil sharpeners and gel pens given to us by Every Child's
Dream Foundation. Fifty journals were included in the middle and high school
backpacks.
Special counselors at the Temecula Valley School District were given 280
inspirational journals. These counselors work with foster youth, homeless and
at risk students. They will use the journals as they work with students during
special sessions. One of our foster family agencies took 48 journals for their
children and the rest will go to group homes.
The extra pens, pencils and sharpeners will go the Community Mission of
Hope and St. Vincent DePaul as well as various schools; 768 children will receive all three items and over 2600 students will receive two pencils each.
There will be a colored sheet on
the table at the June meeting for you
to fill out concerning your Skills &
Interests and Flags (areas in which
you have an interest to participate).
This information will be helpful for
chairmen to contact members who
have an interest in their committee. It
also will help you to get plugged in to
where your interests are. I will input all
information from the forms into Vicnet.
The end of our fiscal year 2015/2016
is May 31st. I need all hours for
2015/2016 by June 25th.
Ada Edwards Laughlin Award
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presented by Carol Cole 2014/2015 Recipient
n honor of Ada Edwards Laughlin, the co-founder,
who worked “behind the scenes” to assist Mrs.
Hancock Banning in establishing the National
Assistance League, this award is given to a chapter
member who has belonged to the organization for a
significant number of years and has given outstanding
service in an inconspicuous manner.
The award is only presented once a year and only
if warranted. The honoree is chosen by the past
recipients; no gifts accompany this award, just the
recognition for dedication and hard work in a less
visible manner.
The 2015/2016 recipient is Trudy Lenz who has
been a member of Assistance League since 1998.
Trudy worked at numerous jobs, served on a myriad
of committees in addition to working countless hours at
the front register and in Operation School Bell.
Thank you, Trudy – you are a deserving member to
receive this honor.
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GEARING UP FOR CHAPTERS FOR CHILDREN
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e are gearing up, along with our sister Assistance League chapters, to provide school clothing for
approximately 700 in need dependent children of Marines based at Camp Pendleton. Those of
you who wish to volunteer for this event and meet these delightful military families, may contact
Denise Rose to sign up for the training day and one of the clothing event dates listed below. More
information will be announced at our June regular meeting.
♦Tuesday, June 7th, Sign up begins for those who want to volunteer for this event.
♦Monday, June 13th, 11:30 a.m., Board Room
If you want to volunteer for this 2-day clothing event, you must attend this one-hour training day for volunteers. New
security measures are in place on the base. Security Data, in writing, for each volunteer is due to the ALCO Coordinators
by July 25th. Our chapter needs this information from you before that date. Substitution volunteers will be included on this
security list. Please give security information to Denise Rose who is scheduling shifts for volunteers as soon as possible. It
is now required that all volunteer participants for this event must participate in a training day prior to the August weekend,
no exceptions.
For your information:
Beginning July 25th, Assistance League Capistrano Valley will post this event on their website. Camp Pendleton families
will begin at that time to post their needed sizes for their children on ALCO’s Facebook page.
Clothing Event Days:
♦August 13th, Saturday: 9:00am to 2:45pm
♦August 14th, Sunday: 12Noon to 2:45pm
Thanks for all that you do!
Ann Reese, Chairman
Denise Rose, Chapters for Children Day Scheduler
May 3rd Annual Meeting & Installation Luncheon
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Clockwise:
●Beautiful drawing baskets
●Chairman Sharlyn Spates
and a beautifully decorated
table
●Ginny's family
●Presidential paraphernalia
●Winners of the hat contest
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Operation Foster Youth
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Wendy Bradshaw
peration Foster Youth has been
very busy for the last couple of
months. As always, we have
been filling duffle bags full of clothes
for kids new to foster care. We have
helped over 25 seniors with graduation
expenses, whether that be grad night
tickets, prom tickets, tuxedo rentals,
prom dresses, caps and gowns or
yearbooks. They have all enjoyed and
are thankful for our help.
We have also been busy working
with the foster family agencies to help
them with some summer fun for the
foster kids. Kamali’i is a foster family
agency that we work with and they had
some great ideas that they needed
some help with. We were able to help
them with a lending library to keep
the kiddos reading over the summer.
With the help of the Assisteens, we
provided over 200 books, a book shelf
and incentives to help motivate the
young readers.This is very important
as most foster kids are significantly
behind in school.
We also provided supplies for them
to hold three arts and craft classes for
the kids this summer. One of the social
workers at Kamali’i wanted to start a
run/walk clinic once a week that would
help the kids get some exercise. We
supplied them with backpacks, water
bottles, sunscreen and lip balm to help
them get started.
We also worked with the other three
foster family agencies and provided
activity gift cards that they will give
out to the foster families to help with
summer fun. We provided gift cards
for Mulligans, Drop Zone, Castle Park,
Get Air, Epic Rollertainment and the
Temecula Children’s Museum.
Last summer OFY helped send
a foster youth to culinary camp
and that sparked a desire to go to
culinary school. He was accepted
to The Johnson and Wales Culinary
school this spring. Working with Bev
Hoffman and Community Outreach,
we were able to pay for this young
man’s books for the entire first year
of Culinary school. He is so excited
to start this new chapter in his life and
is very thankful for all of the help that
Assistance League has given him.
I think it is safe to say that we have
definitely helped make a lot of foster
kids summer a little better!
Annual Meeting Awards & Recognitions
2015/2016 Volunteer of the Year
Diane Koirth
Operation Foster Youth is always
looking for more members that want to
help make the lives of foster kids just
a little bit better, if you are interested in
joining our committee, please join us
on Thursday, June 16th at 4:00 p.m. in
the Board Room to learn how you can
help, too.
10-year Anniversary Recognition
Dot Jones, Carol Mulloy, Suzanne Dechert, Merrilee Batchelor
15-year Anniversary Recognition
Rita O'Neill, Joan Price, Carol Cole, Margo Doski
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June 2016
Annual Meeting Awards & Recognitions
Certificates of appreciation were presented to our community supporters
To Senator Jeff Stone
Mary Ann Edwards & Debbie Herrera accepting
To Supervisor Chuck Washington
Sundae Sayles accepting
To Gerald & Sumru Vance
To Provident Bank with Marjorie Dillow accepting who in
turn presented a check to Assistance League
2015/2016 Board of Directors Recognized
Past & Present Ada Edwards Laughlin
Recogition Recipients
Barbara Dosta 2011/2012; Margo Doski 2014/2014;
Pat Mauter 2003/2004; Carol Brady 2009/2010;
Gwen Leevers 2010/2011; Trudi Lenz 2015/2016;
Carol Cole 2014/2015
2016/2017 Board of Directors Installed
June 2016
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Members at work & play
Assistance League was represented at the 5th Annual Recycled Art and
Fashion Show, May 13th at Monte de Oro Winery by Marilyn Rule, Ginny
Wetzel and Joan Price
A regular shopper won the beautiful
Mother's Day Gift Basket
Members have fun at the Garden Tour
at Leticia Plummer's beautiful garden
on May 18th.
Bill Brumbaugh, General Manager/VP,
John Hine Temecula Mazda/Subaru was
unable to attend the Annual Meeting to
accept our Certificate of Appreciation
for his continuous support, so Sue
Sampson, Dorcas Shaktman and Electra
Demos delivered the certificate to him
with our sincere gratitude.
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Assisteens
Chairman
Zach Fruehe
Assisteens
Thrift Shop Sales
2015/2016
$32,594.49
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May 28
$1,601.42
Bonnie Harrison
Margo Doski
Cadence Dougherty
Victoria Anderson
Cate Pinkerton
May 21
$1,366.22
Rita O'Neill
Raquel Plume
Yijin Wang
Victoria Seise
Lexia Smith
Zach Fruehe
Kylie Herman
Britney Newell
Tabitha Plume
May 14
$1,331.52
Cindy McClean
Yesenia Meza
Cadence Pinkerton
May 7
Hello Assisteens,
First, I want to thank the outgoing Chairman, Pauline McClean, for setting a
great example for the 2016/2017 Assisteens Board and her dedication to the
organization the past two years. I am truly humbled to represent a group of such
mature students that want to make a difference in our community.
We had a terrific turnout at our Annual Meeting. The warm atmosphere and
great food encompassed our year's success. It was extra special to have
Temecula Mayor Pro Tem Mary Ann Edwards walk us through City Hall including
the Mayor's office!
Going forward, I'm excited to see what new programs we can start up and how
we can make traditional philanthropic programs even more successful.
2016 Annual Meeting Awards Dinner
Senior Graduation & Board Installation
Temecula Civic Center Conference Center
Monday, May 9th 6:00 p.m.
$1,169.71
Joan Price
Leticia Plummer
Gabriella Waltz
Victoria Seise
Denise Sy
Kylie Herman
Calendar
Assisteens, parents, chapter
members & guests enjoyed a
delicious dinner and recognizing
Assisteens achievements
Kristi Piatkowski, Director of
Development, Rancho Damacitas,
spoke about their community
partnership with Assisteens
Meeting Monday, June 13th
Board Mtg., 5:00 p.m. Board
Room; Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
Chapter Room
Two (2) June
Thrift Shop Saturdays
4th, 11th
DARK JULY & AUGUST
NEXT MEETING SEPTEMBER 12TH
JUNE
Andrew Tang (4)
Alex Householder (10)
Zach Fruehe (13)
Justin Delara(23)
July
Reece Carpenter (13)
Savannah Granic (15)
Jake Downing (31)
Denise Sy (31)
August
Victoria Seise (9)
June 2016
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Leadership Conference June 19-21, 2015
Alyssa Rossi, Devon Rossi, Devon White,
Makenna Downing, Jake Dowing, Zach Fruehe
Most Meeting Attendance Hours
Grace Jung, Pauline McClean,
Gavin Schmidt
Most Thrift Shop Hours
Taylor Smith
Yesenia Meza
Special Presentations
Michael McCracken, Council Member,
City of Temecula
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Alyssa Rossi, Jake Downing
Devon Rossi
Recognition 2015/2016 Board
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Devon White, Secretary; Pauline
McClean, Chairman; Zach Fruehe,
Membership Chairman;
Claire Rahn, Public Relations;
Makenna Downing, Resource Dev;
Mary Ann Edwards,
Western Office Director
Senator Jeff Stone 28th Senate District
Graduating Seniors presented with
Member at Large Scholarships
sponsored by Mary Ann Newport
Most Philanthropic Program Hours
Taylor Smith & Pauline McClean
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2016/2017 Board: Zach Fruehe, Chairman; Claire Rahn,
Membership; Grace Jung, Philanthropic Programs; Logan 2015/2016 Chairman Pauline McClean
Marquette, Resource Development; Anni Chai, Secretary; presented with her Chairman's Plaque
Jake Downing, Public Relations
Tour of City Hall with Mayor Pro
Tem Mary Ann Edwards; New
Board sitting at Mayor's desk!
Thrift Shop
June 2016
Monday
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SUBSTITUTE LIST
Diane Koirth
[email protected]
Cell 949.230.8429
Suzanne Dechert
302.0502
(Available Wednesday AM Shift)
WORKER INSTRUCTIONS:
Margo Doski
Cell 501.9249
(Available Wed or Fri PM Shifts; will trade)
1. Do NOT remove your name
until you have arranged for a sub.
2. Call a member to exchange or
switch your day.
3. Call the thrift shop to have
someone write in the change.
Alternates:
S. Reynolds C. Jasperson
DEPARTMENTS
ACCESSORIES:
J. Wasserburger
BABY/TODDLERS:
C. Mulloy / F. Phillips / J. Murphy
BASKETS: M. Batchelor
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D. Elizondo/C. Martin (AM) S. Diamond (PM)
Tuesday
B. Harrison (AM) - M. Doski (PM)
Wednesday - D. Koirth
Thursday
S. Diamond (AM) - C. Inman (PM)
Friday - D. Elizondo
1st Saturday - D. Koirth
2nd Saturday - A. Reese
3rd Saturday - S. Diamond
4th Saturday - OPEN (AM)
J. Wasserburger (PM)
5th Saturday - OPEN
BABY EQUIPMENT:
S. Dechert / D. Jones
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Plummer
Ewing
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Batchelor
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Lenz
Lyons
Rose
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Murphy
Mulloy
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Fanelli
Williams
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Day Managers
Carol Mulloy
Cell 541.3992
(Available PM Shifts; flexible)
Joan Price
Cell 809.0704
(Available Thurs PM & Fri PM)
BOOKS: B. Sheehy
BOUTIQUE:
S. Haserot / D. Koirth / D. Lynch/ C. Inman
CHILDREN’S 7-18:
S. Diamond / C. Harris
CRAFTS: M. Doski / D. Koirth
ELECTRONICS - EBay: E. Diamond
FURNITURE:
C. Jasperson
HOUSEWARES: A. Jacobs /
M. Schlosser / B.Ewing / R. Holmes /
S. Kuebler / L. Koszowski
JEWELRY: D. Swartz
LINENS: S. Dechert / D. Jones /
E. Sorenson / G. White / G. Heike
MEN’S: A. & C. Reese
OFFICE SUPPLIES: C. Cole
PICTURES/FRAMES:
L. Plummer / J. Mahtesian
RECYCLING - EBay:
D. Elizondo / E. Diamond
SEASONAL/ALL OTHERS:
B. Harrison/L. Smith/L. Senyshyn/C.
McDermott
SHOES: OPEN
SPORTING GOODS: S. Smith
T-SHIRTS/SWEATS: D. Elizondo
TOYS: D. Guilin / R. Watson
WOMEN’S: C. Martin
Chapter Chats
Assistance League of Temecula Valley
28720 Via Montezuma
Temecula, CA 92591-2510
951.694.8018
http://temeculavalley.assistanceleague.org
‘Caring and Commitment in Action’
Assistance League® of Temecula Valley
Philanthropic Programs
Operation School Bell®
Operation Scholarships
Operation Bear Hug
Operation Foster Youth
Operation SHADES
Operation Couture Closet
Operation Community Outreach
Operation Nonprofit Partnerships
Mission Statement
Assistance League® of Temecula Valley,
a chapter of National Assistance League®, is a nonprofit,
volunteer philanthropic organization dedicated to serving
the needs of families in the Southwest Riverside County.
Vision Statement
to be a regionally recognized organization
empowering volunteers to provide leadership,
stewaredship and resources to meet the changing
needs of Southwest Riverside County.