HOMETOWN MEMPHIS: MEMPHIS CITY SCHOOLS HELPS ITS HOMELESS STUDENTS
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Posted By: MIISRAEL Bride on December 22, 2008 12.22.2008--Memphis, Tennessee HELP FOR HOMELESS STUDENTS: written by Miisrael Shields Memphis City School Students who are homeless have been given a much needed helping hand. Students who are living in homeless shelters, or in other displaced residents will be given aid through the caring of it's on Memphis City School Supereintendant along with donations funded through the Teachers and the Memphis City Schools Teacher's Credit Union. Superindent, Dr. Khiner Cash is putting the final plans in action, by checking all the federal guidelines so that all donations will help aid needy students who meet the conflicts of belonging in a homeless family. Once the plans are complete, students will receive assistance in school supplies, food items, needed clothing and shoes and possible even finding housing for thier displaced homes. The communities of Memphis are asked to donate as well. Local residents are asked to make any donations in any amount to the local Memphis Areas Teacher's Credit Union. For for information about donations contact the Memphis Board of Education at (901) 416.7284 FIRE DESTROYS MY FORMER RESIDENT: written by Miisrael Shields Earlier Sunday--12.21.2008 a blaze ripped through my former address of 238 West Norwood Avenue. The present owner of the home was not home when the fire broke out. There were no one injured, but did she did suffer a lost everything in the fire. The home owner stated she did not have fire insurance, but was planning to buy some only in the next few weeks. Presently, no donation fund has been set up for the homeower at this time. This resident was also where I lived in my childhood growing up. It has many memories for me and my family. Seeing the home destroyed touched me in writing this report. This report is written by MIISRAEL SHIELDS HOMETOWN MEMPHIS Dec. 22.2008 MESSAGE TO YOU: Check out "A Little Southern News" Special Christmas Edition...You'll find it somewheres in this news section. MESSAGE SENT........GOOD BYE. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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