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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Nov 17, 2018 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Dec 15, 2018 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Jan 19, 2019 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Feb 16, 2019 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Mar 16, 2019 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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For those that do not know, Treasures 4 Teachers (T4T) is a 501c3 charity that works with teachers to provide them with classroom materials that they can, and do, use for the students. Teachers become members by paying a $35 fee and that gives them access to the 3000 sqft. warehouse located at 3025 S. 48th Street, #102 in Tempe. A large number of items are free to the teachers, such as the toilet paper tubes and business supplied items that are donated. Other items, that have a cost, are provided at very low prices.
The Treasures 4 Teachers is a joint project between the Crossroads club and our Tempe Downtown club. Last year the Downtown club volunteered to both work at the T4T warehouse and
to collect items for the teachers. At first, we volunteered once per quarter, but as more members of both clubs expressed interest in helping, we changed that to once per month. So now we have an established date of the third Saturday of each month from 9:45 am to Noon.
The jobs that we do range from making journals for writing exercises, stamping out figures for the journals, to stuffing pillowcases to trimming toilet paper and paper town rolls to be used by the students in art projects. The Crossroads club members, being younger and more energetic help restock shelves and process large donations of materials that come from the business community.
T4T also operates an "electronics recycling" where they accept any old, broken, outdated equipment. They sell these to a firm that retrieves the metals for use in new equipment. Also part of the operation is a Thrift shop that is on site. In fact, the thrift shop has been touted on my "neighborhood" website and I have put the need for donations to classroom teachers on that site as well.
The community response has been very good and now we have non-rotary members collecting and offering donations as well.
If there are any other clubs that would like to get involved, they can contact Rhoda Waisel at rwaisel@cox.net, our club coordinator for T4T, or Barbra Blaylock at the T4T website.
Apr 20, 2019 9:45 AM – 12:20 PM
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