community partners.

Here are some great opportunities for schools, churches, businesses, individuals and community groups to support ACH in providing programs to help children, youth and families overcome life’s challenges.

featured partners. 

	Regional Acceptance Corporation ACH gives a big thank you to Regional Acceptance Corporation for volunteering over 200 hours and helping with painting bedrooms at three of the homes in our Wedgwood Residential Program, bringing dinners for the Behavioral Care Program for the past two months, and underwriting summer zoo and baseball trips for the kids in our residential  programs.
	Chesapeake Midstream Partners, L.P. Chesapeake Midstream Partners, L.P. generously brought six groups of volunteers to prime and paint all 10 bedrooms in our Behavioral Care Program. The feedback from our 4-12 year old clients sums it up: "This is awesome!" Thank you Chesapeake for the time and energy you put towards this very important project.
	Bruckner Truck Sales With proceeds from the most recent golf tournament held in May, Bruckner Truck Sales has donated over $560,000 to support the Residential Services Activity Fund, giving ACH youth opportunities to go with their house parents on family vacations, enjoy group outings, join the baseball or soccer league, and experience new activities that will build self-esteem and create memories that will last a lifetime.

birthday buddies club.

Is your child looking for an opportunity to celebrate his or her birthday in a way that helps others? You might consider the Birthday Buddies Club. Birthday Buddies teaches children the art of giving and helps create meaningful connections with the children, youth and families served at ACH. To become a member of the Birthday Buddies Club, your child requests that birthday party guests bring a monetary donation or a Wish List item, in lieu of gifts, to be donated to ACH. All youth who participate will get a special tour of our facility and be honored on the Birthday Club wall.

jeans day/casual day/dress-down day.

Let your employees or students dress casual or wear jeans for a day while contributing to ACH. Charge $1-$5 in exchange for dressing casual/wearing jeans.

make your party count.

Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and other special events can benefit ACH Child and Family Services. Ask your party guests to bring a monetary donation or a Wish List item, in lieu of gifts, to be donated to ACH.

grocery shopping.

ACH can benefit from your regular grocery shopping at no cost to you!

Tom Thumb will donate a percentage of your grocery purchase to ACH. Link your existing Reward card to ACH at the grocer’s courtesy desk using ID #5283, and then present it at check out each time you shop at Tom Thumb.

During the month of September, for every $50 you buy in groceries at Tom Thumb, you will get a Community Buck worth $1. You can turn them in to a "Good Neighbor Charity" - such as ACH - that can redeem them for a gift card.

Kroger will also contribute a percentage of your grocery purchase to ACH. Present the Kroger Neighbor to Neighbor Customer Letter and your KrogerPlus Card to the cashier when you check out to link your card to ACH, and then use your KrogerPlus Card every time you shop at Kroger.

internet giving.

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