Each year members of Corporate Concierge, Inc. joins forces with the BOMA Dallas Community Service Committee to provide school supplies to the children of the BOMA Dallas sponsored charities (Good Shepherd Community Center, Jonathan’s Place & Vogel Alcove) and many more within our community.
Thanks to Jenny V. Crossland for photos of the Fill-a-Backpack Drive at Trammell Crow Center in Downtown Dallas.
Jenny Crossland, the Trammell Crow Center Concierge, led the Fill-A-Backpack Drive at Trammell Crow Center again this year. BOMA supplied the backpacks. The tenants of Trammell Crow Center filled more than 35 backpacks and donated cash and many other school supplies to benefit the Dallas school children Mi Escuelita.
Trammell Crow Center management team with the backpacks that were generously filled by the tenants of Trammell Crow Center in the Fill-A-Backpack Drive.
Fill-A-Backpack Drive Sponsored Charities
Mi Escuelita is an early childhood program dedicated to teaching English to at-risk children of all cultures & developing their language & literacy skills in preparation for a successful school experience.
Genesis Women’s Shelter provides quality safety & shelter to battered women & their children through crisis intervention & short-term crisis therapeutics & to reduce the occurrence of domestic violence.
Our Friends Place nurtures girls/young women who’ve been abused, neglected & abandoned thru therapeutic residential care & the teaching of independent living skills, so they can experience a safe, stable homelike environment.
Jonathan’s Place is the first, licensed foster group home in the State of Texas specializing in providing transitional living & special care services to drug-exposed infants & small children who are in dire need.
New Beginning Center serves abused women and their families to help break the cycle of domestic violence through counseling, crisis intervention, emergency shelter & education.
Good Shepherd Community Center has provided daycare & nursery facilities for children in West Dallas since 1940. They also provide food to 5,000 low-income area residents each year through their facility.
Alley’s House helps teenage and young mothers get their GED or High School diploma and encourages them to go on to college. They provide mentors and assistance to help get off social services and become independent and self sufficient for themselves and their children.
Hope’s Door helps provides quality safety & shelter to battered women & their children through crisis intervention & short-term crisis therapeutics & to reduce the occurrence of domestic violence.
The Family’s Place is the largest family violence service provider in the Dallas area reaching out to thousands of victims of family violence each year with award-winning programs that keep women and children safe.
Dallas BOMA adopts local charities, providing support with construction, renovation, events and community volunteerism.