Welcome
The Arlington-Alexandria Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. does more than offer shelter to homeless people, it provides them with a foundation to rebuild their lives. Created in 1985 by concerned citizens of Arlington and Alexandria, AACH works in coordination with public agencies, businesses and community groups to give homeless people the support, shelter, counseling and employment training they need to regain self-sufficiency.
Safe at Home Kickball Tournament - August 2010
Fifth Annual Kickball Tournament, benefiting the Arlington-Alexandria Coalition for the Homeless and covering all the bases – fun, food, charity, and all-day KICKBALL! The competition is growing fast – from nine teams and 130 players in 2006 to over 22 teams and nearly 350 players in 2009. 2010 will be the biggest yet! Bring family and friends for a full day of fun! Enjoy food, music, face painting and much, much more—all for a good cause.
Team sponsorship ($650) gets you registration for 15 players, t-shirts, and refreshments. Player amenities include high quality fields, free bottled water, cooling towels, a misting tent, free parking, and more. The top two teams will take away trophies, medals, and prizes. Two MVPS (one gal, one guy) win double. And, everyone has a chance to win more through the PLAY FOR GOOD raffle, held in conjunction with the tournament. Last year, prizes included a mountain bike, iPod,, gift cards, sports tickets, and much, much more!
For the details, go to www.arlington-kickball.com or contact lizloden@irainmakers.com.
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Volunteer Orientation
If you’d like to learn more about the volunteer opportunities at AACH or if you’d like a refresher about our policies and procedures, please attend our:
Volunteer Orientation
February 10th at 7 pm
For more information, please contact ktressel@aachhomeless.org.
Our family was homeless due to my husband losing his job; we couldn’t make ends meet. The Sullivan House kept a roof over our heads, along with loving caseworkers who didn’t belittle us.
