Public urged to attend Tri-Cities birthday exercises
The community records a hearty approval of the Sterans work in the Tri-Cities. Tuck Post assists with instrumental pieces and several movements noting public warfare themes. The Tri-Cities Welfare League Community Chest fund is referenced in the Daily Tribune dated 3/18/1931.
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United Way marks 75th anniversary in Baytown area
The Greater Baytown Area and Chambers County United Way reflects on 75 years of community impact. It highlights BACCDR recovery after Hurricane Harvey, the 2020 pandemic response with a 102,739 dollar COVID fund, 12 000 residents aided, and ongoing Impact 2025 planning. The piece credits volunteers, donors, and local partners.
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Give The United Way Rallying Baytown to Support Local Fund
The Baytown Sun urges full cooperation in the United Fund drive replacing Community Chest, explaining the goal of 168510 dollars and how funds aid Red Feather agencies. It praises local volunteers, notes efficient solicitation, and emphasizes giving as an American way to support neighbors in need.
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Cherie Morgan
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Leaders in Thrift Exchange Highlight Two Women
Two women led the Tri-Cities Thrift Exchange, organizing clothing for needy school children and helping provide school lunches last year. Mrs. G. A. Lillie conceived the idea and did much organizing work, while Mrs. Frank Lang served as chairman and leads for next year.
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United Way Sets Drive Kickoff Date and Goal
United Way announces a September kickoff for its campaign with a $1.52 million goal, $15,000 above last year. Board VP David Senth notes the target after allocations input from the committee, outlining distribution to 26 agencies including Bay Area Rehab Center, Salvation groups, youth services, and health programs. Terry Taylor chairs the allocations committee, with panels led by Bob Carpenter, Martha Mayo, Jackie Harris, and Judy Stamnes.
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Bayshore Alcohol Drug Program
Baytown Opportunity Center
Baytown Senior Center
Bay Area Sheltering Arms
Big Brothers and Sisters
Boy Scouts
Community Council
Alonhot
Depedchin Children’s Center
Family Service Center
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Gulf Coast Legal Foundation
Habitat For Humanity
Lighthouse of Houston
Mental Health Association
Sickle Cell Association
WSO
United Way of Baytown
University of Houston
VNA
Welfare League
YMCA
Terry Taylor
Bob Carpenter
Martha Mayo
Jackie Harris
Judy Stamnes
Red Feather Quotes from Sam Paine on Community Chest
Sam Paine praises six agencies funded by the Community Chest as vital to the local populace. He urges residents to contribute, arguing Chest-funded services improve welfare and are a smart community investment.
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