June 2012 Newsletter
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Dinner on the Grounds Photo Gallery
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Photo Gallery Little Rock Soiree Photo Gallery
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May 2012 Newsletter
In this Issue: Alumni Profiles: Mary, Michael, Morrison Our Club Alumni is on the Mayor’s Youth Council Volunteer Profile: Health Week FRESH celebrates Easter with Little Learners and Our Club Newsletter’s One Year Anniversary View past newsletters here.
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April 2012 Newsletter
U.S. Pizza Co. gives Our Club a pizza party Alumnus Profile: Carl High Volunteer profile: Dunbar Garden Our House’s first 25 years Part 3 of 3: Alumni Volunteer Profile: Spring Break. View past newsletters here.
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February & March 2012 Newsletter
Volunteer Profile: eStem Client Profile: Our House thanks two residents who also volunteer To the Learning Center, From anonymous client AmeriCorps Week: Our House’s CIA, VISTA comes to Our House View past newsletters here.
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January 2012 Newsletter
Our House’s 25th Anniversary Poem written by Alumni Single dad finds Our House just in time Boy Scout chooses Our House for his Eagle Project Photo album: Christmas at Our House A Learning Center Christmas Learning Center renovations View past newsletters here.
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December 2011 Newsletter
Tie One On Client Profile Cyclists from Little Rock to Memphis for Our House Volunteer Profile: Sam and Nick Volunteer Profile: ACCESS Life Even with the phone lines down, Our House keeps working View past newsletters here.
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Arkansas’ Report Card Fails Homeless Children
KATV Channel 7 Arkansas ranked 3rd in the country for the worst amount of children who are homeless, that’s according to America’s Youngest Outcasts of 2010. The documents ranked the states from best to worst and Arkansas came in at 48 above Mississippi (49) and Alabama (50). It considered homelessness, child well-being, and risk for child homelessness.
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‘Light Up the Night’ 5K to Benefit Our House
Inviting Arkansas In memory of her father, Jennings Osborne, Breezy Osborne- Wingfield is carrying on his legacy of compassion and generosity. She’s starting with the Light Up the Night 5K on December 10. Story by Jillian McGehee As a girl during the holiday season, Breezy Osborne-Wingfield would do her best to have her studies finished
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