Many young children will benefit from a donation made on Sunday,
December 11, 2011, by the 664th Air Craft Control & Warning (AC&W) Squadron. At their annual reunion, held at the Sloan Inn on Ohio Hi-Point Career Center’s Campus, the Squadron Reunion Committee collected 92 gloves, hats scarves, and $245 dollars to benefit Project Child’s Toasty Tots Program operated by the Logan County Family & Children First Council. Reunion Chairman Larry Lewis reported, “We have been donating to Toasty Tots for years and are happy to be able to help out again this year.”
Toasty Tots has provided nearly 200 children with coats or boots and hats and gloves this winter thanks to generous donations such as this one from the squadron. “The 92 hats, gloves, and scarves that were donated come at a time when supplies were getting low, so we are extremely grateful for the Squadron considering our program as a way to give back to the community during the holiday season,” shared Angela Haver, Executive Director of the Logan County Family & Children First Council. The Council is a non-profit charity organization with a mission to facilitate community collaboration in Logan County to enhance services, resources, and well-being for children and families.
Century Link made a generous cash donation in October to the Toasty Tots Program, which helps over 250 young children stay warm in the winter by furnishing them with new coats or boots and hats and gloves. The donation will go to purchase more coats and boots for children in Logan County. If you or…
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Friday, October 28, 2011 9:00am-2:30pm Christ Our King Church (1325 CR 9, Bellefontaine) Please call to register your child 592-7287 Fall’11 Community Screening
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The Pajama Program is having a “Stuff A bus” Campaign to benefit the children of Logan County Family and Children First Council during the entire month of October. The Pajama Program collects NEW pajamas and NEW books for children in foster care, shelters, and those in need. Please help us by donating NEW PAJAMAS…
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One of many programs ran by Project Child is the TOASTY TOTS program, which provides free coats or boots along with hats and gloves to children, under age 6 in Logan County. The program will begin filling requests on Wednesday, September 7th and continue through January 2012. To make a request: Call 592-7287 or Drop…
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Pajama Program has 79 chapters in 42 states, including one in Western Ohio, serving Logan County. Mary Williston, Western Ohio Chapter President says the program “Is celebrating our 10th Birthday serving children this year, 2011. We have now provided more than 1 MILLION new pajamas and new books to children in need nationwide.” The Logan County…
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Logan County Family and Children First Council has been awarded a $5,000 grant from Molina Healthcare. Molina Healthcare, Inc. provides quality and cost-effective Medicaid-related solutions to meet the health care needs of low-income families and individuals and to assist state agencies in their administration of the Medicaid program. Logan County Family and Children First Council…
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The Moose completed their first annual autism awareness month fundraiser in April 2011 that will benefit local programs The Bellefontaine Moose Lodge #2563 and Women of the Moose #2228 are holding firm in their goal of giving back to the community with their first annual autism awareness month fundraiser in April. They presented the Logan…
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In April we celebrated the National Day of Hope. This nationally recognized day asks that all Americans keep victims of abuse and neglect in their thoughts and prayers, to seek to break the cycle of child abuse and neglect and to give HOPE to victimized children for the future. Additionally, the day asks that faith,…
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Toasty Tots has provided nearly 200 children with coats or boots and hats and gloves this winter thanks to generous donations such as this one from the squadron. “The 92 hats, gloves, and scarves that were donated come at a time when supplies were getting low, so we are extremely grateful for the Squadron considering our program as a way to give back to the community during the holiday season,” shared Angela Haver, Executive Director of the Logan County Family & Children First Council. The Council is a non-profit charity organization with a mission to facilitate community collaboration in Logan County to enhance services, resources, and well-being for children and families.