Obama School Ministry Team
Thanks, and Invitations to Serve
From Nancy Heege, Obama School Ministry Team
Thank you to all who have helped serve the scholars and families of scholars at Obama School! Your gifts of time (tutoring, assistance in the Makers’ Space, and library), money (Cub cards for food), snacks for teachers’ meetings, and more, are all very much appreciated. There is still a need for adults who can come for an hour on a weekday morning or afternoon to talk with a child who wants to read and discuss what they’ve read. Contact Marty Rossmann at rossm001@umn.edu for more information.
The school also collects Box Tops and would appreciate yours, if you don’t already have a school to give them to. Box Tops are the little coupons on boxes of General Mills cereals (if you’re making Chex mix this winter, save the Box Tops before recycling the boxes!), Hefty trash bags, and other products (even Lysol bathroom cleaners!). Contact Nancy Heege at nancyheege@cs.com for more information.
Some of the children at Obama School don’t have winter boots. If your children have outgrown their gently used boots, you can “recycle” them by giving them to another child. Bring them directly to the Family Room or Front Office at the school. Hours are weekdays from 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Only boots are requested at this time; no other clothing, please.
Supporting the scholars at Obama School helps shape the future of Saint Paul and Unity’s neighborhood. We’re in it to help build the Beloved Community. Join us.
From Nancy Heege, Obama School Ministry Team
Thank you to all who have helped serve the scholars and families of scholars at Obama School! Your gifts of time (tutoring, assistance in the Makers’ Space, and library), money (Cub cards for food), snacks for teachers’ meetings, and more, are all very much appreciated. There is still a need for adults who can come for an hour on a weekday morning or afternoon to talk with a child who wants to read and discuss what they’ve read. Contact Marty Rossmann at rossm001@umn.edu for more information.
The school also collects Box Tops and would appreciate yours, if you don’t already have a school to give them to. Box Tops are the little coupons on boxes of General Mills cereals (if you’re making Chex mix this winter, save the Box Tops before recycling the boxes!), Hefty trash bags, and other products (even Lysol bathroom cleaners!). Contact Nancy Heege at nancyheege@cs.com for more information.
Some of the children at Obama School don’t have winter boots. If your children have outgrown their gently used boots, you can “recycle” them by giving them to another child. Bring them directly to the Family Room or Front Office at the school. Hours are weekdays from 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Only boots are requested at this time; no other clothing, please.
Supporting the scholars at Obama School helps shape the future of Saint Paul and Unity’s neighborhood. We’re in it to help build the Beloved Community. Join us.
