Showing posts with label Angel Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angel Tree. Show all posts

Monday, December 17, 2012

A message from the Angel Team: Thank you, St. Paul's!

Angel Tree 2012

On behalf of the Angel Team, we wish to thank the entire St. Paul's congregation for its generosity and support of the 2012 Angel Tree Program. We want to especially thank our "secret" angel whose donation enabled us to buy bikes for all of the children who asked for one as well as provide inflatable beds, a crib, an air purifier and coats for all. Our heartfelt thanks to all for your gifts, gift cards, and donations to the Angel Tree Fund to help us fill in where needed.

The 2012 Angel Tree Program provided gifts to approximately 185 children, adults, and seniors in Alexandria through the
Department of Human Services Holiday Sharing Program, a classroom at Child and Family Network Centers, and the St. Paul's Head Start classroom. We made the holidays special for 103 children, 72 adults, and 10 senior citizens and persons with disabilities. Donations of gifts totaled between $25,000 - $30,000 and close to $3,500 in gift cards were given. 

The Angel Team worked tirelessly for several weeks and collectively put in more than 500 hours to distribute the angels, stars & hearts, collect the gifts, sort through all angel bags, shop and shop again to fill in bags, wrap the gifts which needed to be wrapped, label all bags, and then ultimately, deliver all gifts this past Monday.

Click the above photo to see more pictures of the St. Paul's Angels in action!

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Almost Angel Season at St. Paul's

Angel Tree at St. Paul's

We are ready for Angel Tree Program 2011! Please make the holiday season special for your fellow Alexandrians (children, adults, seniors & disabled) by picking an Angel (gifts for an individual), Star (gift card) or Heart (donation to the Angel Fund).  We will have trees set up in Norton Lobby at all five services on Saturday, November 12 and Sunday, November 13. For more information, please contact Liza May at may21@cox.net and 703-915-4943 or Sue Setliff at setliff.sue@gmail.com  and 703-967-6922.