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The CWA District 4 Human Rights Committee is excited to announce the Foster Care Suitcase Drive! This drive will run from August 21st through November 7th in hopes of delivering them to the children services location no later than the week of November 9th.
Many of the children are sent to places and have to carry their items in trash bags. The Committee is doing a drive to get new or slightly worn suitcases donated for the children.
Not only would we like to get suitcases, we would like to stuff them with items they can use. Below is a list of items we would like to collect to fill up the suitcases.
Feel free to reach out to anyone on the committee for more information. Please share this with your members.
You can go to this link to get more information for your specific area: https://www.childwelfare.gov
Feel free to reach out to CWA D4 Staff Rep. Diane Bailey: [email protected] or any member on the D4 Human Rights Committee.
Members:
Sylvia Chapman-Local 4250
Amy Blaisdell-Local 4202
Kwami Barnes-Local 4603
Cindy Krebs-Local 4502
Adriane Weems-Local 4340
Danielle Brewer-Collier-Local 4900
Yolanda Mason-Local 4900
Niki Yemi-Local 4320
Tracy French-Srebinski- Local 4008
Gerald Sommerville-Local 4100
Clothing:
Hygiene Products:
School Supplies:
Comfort Items:
Other Needs:
In Solidarity,
Linda L. Hinton
Vice President
CWA District 4
Many of the children are sent to places and have to carry their items in trash bags. The Committee is doing a drive to get new or slightly worn suitcases donated for the children.
Not only would we like to get suitcases, we would like to stuff them with items they can use. Below is a list of items we would like to collect to fill up the suitcases.
Feel free to reach out to anyone on the committee for more information. Please share this with your members.
You can go to this link to get more information for your specific area: https://www.childwelfare.gov
Feel free to reach out to CWA D4 Staff Rep. Diane Bailey: [email protected] or any member on the D4 Human Rights Committee.
Members:
Sylvia Chapman-Local 4250
Amy Blaisdell-Local 4202
Kwami Barnes-Local 4603
Cindy Krebs-Local 4502
Adriane Weems-Local 4340
Danielle Brewer-Collier-Local 4900
Yolanda Mason-Local 4900
Niki Yemi-Local 4320
Tracy French-Srebinski- Local 4008
Gerald Sommerville-Local 4100
Clothing:
- New or gently used clothing for all ages, including shirts, pants, pajamas, outerwear, and shoes.
- New underwear and socks.
- Specific items like pajamas and school uniforms.
Hygiene Products:
- Shampoo, conditioner, soap, and body wash.
- Toothpaste and toothbrushes.
- Deodorant and feminine hygiene products.
- Toiletries like razors, lotion, and wipes.
- Hair care products for various hair types.
School Supplies:
- Backpacks, notebooks, pens, pencils, and other supplies.
- School books and art supplies.
Comfort Items:
- Blankets and comforters, especially twin-sized.
- Stuffed animals, toys, and books.
- Comfort cases with pajamas, blankets, and other essential items.
Other Needs:
- Diapers and baby care items.
- Car seats and strollers.
- Basic household supplies like laundry baskets, dishes, and cleaning supplies.
- Gift cards for basic needs and birthdays.
- Non-perishable food items like canned goods and packaged meals.
- Sports equipment, books.
- Lice treatments and bug spray.
In Solidarity,
Linda L. Hinton
Vice President
CWA District 4
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