Reaching Out ~ Fulfilling Needs ~ Improving Lives
About Us
NAL is a non profit volunteer organization dedicated to the promotion and growth of effective volunteerism through leadership training and education.
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Assistance League of Conejo Valley is one of the more than 120 chapters of Assistance League, a national nonprofit organization that puts caring and commitment into action. In 2008-2009, 155 dedicated ALCV members and  Assisteens® auxiliary members, volunteered over 12,000 hours and touched the lives of more than 5000 people in Agoura, Moorpark, Newbury Park, Oak Park, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks and Westlake Village through its philanthropic programs.


Caring and Commitment in Action

Raised $175,500 in fiscal year 2008-2009 to return to the community.
Provided new clothes and shoes for 1287 elementary school children.
Distributed 2000 CASEY bears to hospitals, Urgent Care Centers and local fire and sheriff                 departments.
Supplied clothing and toiletries to hospital emergency rooms, homeless shelters and
        Safe Harbor East, a facility for survivors of abuse, to offer dignity to those in need.
Supplied emergency clothing kits to 36 local elementary schools.
Donated 174 dictionaries to third grade students.
Entertained more than 500 seniors at local community nursing homes.
Tutored 20 students in reading during weekly sessions at a local elementary school.
Educated 932 third graders about how to deal with potentially dangerous situations                          through “What if  I‘m Home Alone” program.


“It fills my heart with renewed hope that people still care and give without making others  feel they are failing. Thank you for allowing us to keep our dignity.”


Fundraising

All our programs are supported by contributions from individuals and corporations, grants, and proceeds from our annual fundraisers.
 
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Contact Information

Assistance League of Conejo Valley
PO Box 4732
Thousand Oaks, CA  9135
(805) 379 5686

www.alcv.net
ALConejoValley@gmail.com