Assistance League
of Long Beach
is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation whose purpose is
to create a community of volunteers
to identify and deliver philanthropic services.

What's New?

Enriching the Lives We Touch

 


2009-2010 Board of Directors

New President's Message
Pat Reep

President's Theme
Imagine, Believe, Achieve!

2009-2010 Officers,
Governing Bodies,
and Committee Chairs
Rick Rackers

Assisteens
CAMEO
(PDF)
Las Hermanas

2009-2010 Thrift Shop
Featured Collections
for Sale

New Expanded Hours
Thrift Shop
Orthodontic Program

New Hours
Philanthropic Center

2009-2010
Board of Directors

Histories and Overview
of Auxiliaries

(also on auxiliary pages)

Happy Talk - click to display newsletter
Newsletter
May 2009

Thrift & Vintage Shop - click to see monthly themed sales calendar, hours, and location
Donate to & Shop at
Thrift & Vintage Shop
Now thru May 2010

Howard Collection - click to find out more about our museum-quality collection of Asian artifacts
Howard Collection
60th Anniversary
Slide Show




More about
Assistance League
of Long Beach
in the news

 

 


Since 1940, the noteworthy philanthropic programs of Assistance League of Long Beach are the inspiration of the dedicated volunteers who continue to fulfill their mission “to create a community of volunteers to identify and deliver philanthropic services." 

Assistance League of Long Beach is the largest chapter of National Assistance League and is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) corporation comprised of more than 900 hands-on members. They provide more than 85,000 volunteer hours annually that enrich the lives of over 15,000 Long Beach residents every year.

Assistance League of Long Beach reaches $3.6 million capital campaign goal in 24 months. The funds will be used to renovate the facilities and expand Operation School Bell and the Orthodontic Program. Click to read capital campaign article or photo to enlarge it.
 


Long Beach Open Golf Event
Nanci Gee, President of Assistance League
 of Long Beach (second from left), Joan Smock,
 Donna McGuire, and Golf Chairman Melanie Dietz
Click photo to enlarge


National Assistance League is a nonprofit organization with over 24,000 volunteers working out of 117 chapters in 26 states. 

 
 

ALa Carte New Life Beginnings

Orthodontic Program

Scholarships

Operation Hug

Mentoring

Kids on the Block

Howard Collection

Assault Survivor Kits

Operation School Bell

 

Take our Philanthropic Programs Challenge!
How many of Assistance League of Long Beach's
programs do you know?

To confirm the name of the program,
move your mouse over each of the above 10 images.
  To find out more about these programs, click on the photo.
 

 


President's Message
June 2009

Imagine, Believe, Achieve!

It’s the beginning of our new year at Assistance League of Long Beach and we’re off and running!  The days have been busy with our Philanthropic Programs and fundraising efforts in full swing.  Here are a few highlights:

Operation School Bell®

Rick Rackers and chapter members clothed 1,600 Head Start students in early June.  This year we were so fortunate to have staff from Keesal, Young and Logan help us with this project.  It was inspirational to see the business committee members help us in delivering this very important and much needed service!

Orthodontic Program

Our Orthodontic Program had its first new patient screening and around 115 new students will be accepted into the program.  We currently have over 700 students in braces and retainers.  Many thanks to the orthodontic staff, Assistance League members and volunteer orthodontists who make this possible three times per year. 

Long Beach Pro/Am Golf Tournament

We are proud to be helping at the Long Beach Pro/Am Golf Tournament on July 29, 2009 and August 1 and 2, 2009.  This is a fundraising event for Assistance League and is a lot of fun for members and the community. 

Thrift Shop

Upcoming special events include:  Father’s Day, Hawaiian, and Red, White and Blue in June.   Cats and Dogs, Figurines and Disney Memorabilia in July, and Western and Heritage in August.  Please take a look at our Thrift Shop page for more detail.

Endowment Legacy Society

The Assistance League of Long Beach Philanthropic Center was the setting for the June 7, 2009 reception honoring founding members of the Legacy Society, a small group of members who have pledged to include Assistance League in their estate plans or have given direct donations to the newly established endowment fund.

The event culminated with the unveiling of the Legacy and Endowment Wall.  The purpose of the Wall is to be a growing tribute to the individuals who make Assistance League Philanthropic Programs possible as well as to recognize the organization’s work in the community, was a collaboration between architect John Berley, graphic designer, Alexa McNabb, and artist Jonathan Puls.  Mr. Puls created 9 paintings, which illustrate the individual Philanthropic Programs of Assistance League of Long Beach. He shared the following with the assembled guests:
 

“It is my hope than in some small way these canvases will remind those who visit this center of the power of philanthropy and of the joy that both giving and receiving offer to us all.”

I look forward to a very productive and fun year where we all work together to imagine, believe and achieve for the betterment of our community.  I plan to update this message regularly and look forward to your comments and ideas ANYTIME!

   
           

Assistance League
of Long Beach
Office


Thrift & Vintage Shop
 

Orthodontic Program

Operation
School Bell


Contact Info

6220 East Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
(562) 627-5650
(562) 627-5645 (fax)
info@ALLB.org (email)
www.ALLB.org (website)


Hours

Monday-Thursday
8:00 AM -5:00 PM

Friday
8:00 AM - 2:30 PM

Map, Directions, Parking

Map to Office
Personalized Directions


Contact Info

2100 E. Fourth Street
Long Beach, CA 90814
(562) 434-7121
thriftshop@allb.org (email)
www.ALLB.org/thriftshop.htm

Hours

Monday 10-4
Tuesday-Saturday 10-6

Map, Directions, Parking

Map to Thrift Shop
Personalized Directions

On 4th Street, between
Cherry Avenue and Junipero
Avenue (closer to Cherry).

Park on surface streets.
 


Donations

Donations received on
Monday-Saturday
10:00 AM-3:30 PM

Please deliver all donation
items for the Thrift Shop to
the Thrift Shop.

State & Federal Laws
do not allow us to accept:
auto parts, car seats, cell phones,
computers, cribs, foodstuffs,
mattresses, paints, playpens,
printers, solvents, extreme
sporting goods, TVs.
 


Contact Info

6220 East Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
(562) 985-1165
(562) 985-1175 (fax)
ortho@ALLB.org (email)
www.ALLB.org/ortho.htm

Hours

Monday-Thursday
8:30 AM -5:00 PM

Closed Fridays

Map, Directions, Parking

Map to Orthodontic Program
Personalized Directions

 


Contact Info

6220 East Spring Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
(562) 627-5650
  (562) 627-5645 (fax)

Website:  www.ALLB.org/osb.htm

E-mail from
Elementary Schools
OSBelem@ALLB.org

E-mail from
Middle/High Schools
OSBms@ALLB.org

Map to Office
Personalized Directions


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