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Welcome to
the Tom Fennessy / Mike Harden Back-to-School Project Website Our 2012 drive is starting with the help of Joe
Blundo, a columnist for The Columbus Dispatch and good
friend of Mike’s.
Tom Fennessy and Mike Harden were both former columnists for The
Columbus Dispatch, and very enthusiastic advocates for the
underprivileged. Because of
them, this project has grown from helping 365 children in 1998 to helping over 8,500 children this
year. We are asking for your support again this
year. By making a donation to
help children in need, you allow them to begin the school year with dignity,
equipped with necessary educational supplies. Your support truly makes a difference in the lives
of these children! We are an all-volunteer, non-profit, 501 (c)(3)
organization, registered in the State of Ohio. Our federal tax-exempt number is 31-1657710. If you would
like to help the Back-to-School Project you can make a donation using a
credit card or your Paypal account by clicking the button below.
Organizations We Help Neighborhood Services Homeless Families Foundation YWCA Family Center Choices Jewish Family Services Amethyst Action for Children Cambodian Refugee Services Columbus Franklin County Community Action Agency Mother’s Helper Day Care Directions for Youth and Family Patches of Light (siblings of critically ill
children) Reach Out & Read (Nationwide Children’s
Hospital) Salvation Army Franklin County Children’s Services-Kinship Program St. Vincent DePaul Society – Saturday AM Delivery Columbus Housing Partnership Southwestern City Schools Miami Trace Kindergarten Communities in School Franklin County Board of Health Victory Mission Westside Boys’ and Girls’ Club Boys’ & Girls’ Club-Milo Grogan Branch Williamsport Free Store Mt. Sterling Community Center Project Connect-Homeless Children’s Program in
Columbus Public Schools H.E.L.P. House – London, Ohio Roseville School St. Stephen’s Community House Harding High School-Special Education The Well at Sunnyside – Fayette County St. Vincent Family Center Hands on Central Ohio
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