William Penn Life, 1999 (34. évfolyam, 2-12. szám)
1999-08-01 / 8. szám
donations of money and loose items must be received at the Home Office by Sept. 15. If you wish to donate a gift-filled shoe box, you can either: • Deliver it or ship it to the Home Office by Sept. 15; or • Give it to your branch president or branch coordinator no later than Sept. 1 (so your shoe box can be delivered to the Home Office by Sept. 15); or • Drop it off anytime at one of Operation Christmas Child's 114 collection centers located across America (for the location of the center nearest you, call 828-262-1980, or log on the internet at www.samaritans.org). If you take your shoe box to a collection center, please write or call the WPA Home Office letting us know how many shoe boxes you donated. We want to make an accurate accounting of our Association's contribution to this effort, and we would feel terrible if your contribution was omitted simply because we didn't know about it. One hundred shoe boxes. One hundred happy children this Christmas. It's an attainable goal. With your help we are confident we can reach it. If you have any questions or need more information, please call the Home Office toll-free weekdays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (EST) at 1-800-848-7366. Suggest ed gifts to include in your shoe box Toys That Make Noise Small Picture Books Stamps & Ink Pads Solar Calculator Baseball Caps Coloring Books Writing Pads Toy Jewelry Hair Ribbons Toothpaste Toothbrush Washcloth Harmonica Small Cars Hard Candy School Supplies T-shirts Watches Toys That Light Up Chewing Gum Rubber Balls Slinky Crayons Bars of Soap Combs Socks Writing Paper Markers Pens & Pencils Sunglasses Plastic Kazoo Yo-Yo’s Baby Dolls Mints Plush Toys Lollipops Flashlight (Extra Batteries) PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE: Toy guns, knives or other war-related toys or items Chocolate or other perishable candy or food items Liquids of any kind (e.g., shampoo, lotion, bubbles, etc.) Medicines of any kind (including vitamins, cough drops, etc.) Used items Breakable Items (such as mirrors, china dolls, etc.) William Penn life, August 1999 7
