Showing posts with label Board of Religious Organizations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Board of Religious Organizations. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

BRO Wish List 2012



BRO WISH LIST 2012
New & gently used toys and games for boys & girls ages newborn -10 years of age.
New & gently used dolls. African-American dolls are especially appreciated.

New & gently used books for children newborn - 10 years of age. Board books, Golden Books, chapter books, early readers. Fiction & non-fiction.
Stocking stuffers for children ages 4 - 8 years of age. Card games, crayons, activity books, jacks, bubbles, small cars and trucks, small dolls, jump ropes, silly putty, yo-yos, beanie babies, and other small toys that will fit into stockings.

ŸItems for baby layettes. Sleepers, onezies, bibs, quilts, receiving blankets, sweater sets, jackets, booties, socks, knitted hats. Infant sizes 3 months to 9 months are most appreciated.

Office & other supplies. Copier/computer paper. Packing tape. All sizes of batteries. Large black trash bags (33 gallon or larger, name brand, our clients need to be able to carry the toys for their families home in these bags without them ripping.)

ŸToiletries for Wheelchair bags for seniors, tube socks for men and socks for women. Soap, shampoo, toothpaste, Kleenex, travel sizes welcome.

ŸToiletries for girls ages 9 - 10 years. Lip gloss, hair care items, shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, bath gel, brightly colored new wash cloths. Girl’s socks. Travel sizes are welcome.


Saturday, May 21, 2011

Crawford Taylor Foundation

It is with great honor that we announce that the BRO recently received a grant for $1,500 from the Crawford Taylor Foundation. This grant will help us purchase toys as we prepare for our Holiday 2011 Toy Distribution.

Crawford Taylor Foundation

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

BRO Benefit Concert


Jon Troast



April 16, 2009
7:00 PM
Oak Hill Presbyterian Church

4111 Connecticut

Saint Louis, MO 63116



for more information





A free will offering will be collected to benefit the BRO Holiday Toy Drive for Needy Families

Your donation of new/used toys and books are also welcome.


for more information about Jon and his music visit the following links below





http://www.jontroast.com/
http://www.myspace.com/troast
http://www.youtube.com/jontroast
http://www.facebook.com/people/Jon-Troast/862010203
http://www.youtube.com/jontroast
http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?id=18769284



"Wisconsin artist Jon Troast alternates between folky and funky. His smoky, David Gray–style vocals jump from sweet, spunky love songs to edgier, rhythmic explorations of life and responsibility."

"you’ll want to give Second Story a second listen, and a third, and fourth …"

-Performing Songwriter -
www.performingsongwriter.com


"Jon Troast possesses that indefinable something that separates the wheat from the chaff, folksinger-wise -- that je ne se quoi of sincerity, wit, melodicism and observational power that elevates these songs from folk-pop cliché and lands them squarely in the rich storytelling tradition of a David Wilcox or a James Taylor."

"Troast’s vocals have the throaty, lived-in sound of a James Blunt or John Ondrasik, with precise yet effortless phrasing that’s pitch-perfect for these songs."

-Daily Vault - www.dailyvault.com


Jon Troast’s soul is vibrantly alive, and his writing is filled with an appreciation for everything and everyone in his life. His warm, slightly raspy voice puts you right in the song, and even when he’s singing about something not so wonderful (for example, “Knock Down,” with its musings on social awkwardness), there’s something more philosophical about it than depressing. He’s a pure, honest, true folkie in his heart and soul. And he’s a pretty gifted guitar player, too."

-Indie Music - www.indiemusic.com

Monday, August 4, 2008

First Book & The USCG

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Shake Hands with the U.S. Coast Guard starting July 5!

As the signature charity of the U.S. Coast Guard, First Book announces the Summer Reading Handshake Tour kicking off July 5. This summer, the USCG Tall Ship Eagle sails to West Coast ports of call.

Visitors to the ship who shake hands with the Coasties generate a brand new book for a child in need. The designated ports of call include:

Tacoma, WA July 5-7 11,539 handshakes
San Francisco, CA July 23-28 13,288 handshakes
Los Angeles, CA August 1-4
San Diego, CA August 8-11
Los Angeles, CA August 15-18
San Diego, CA August 20-25


Can't make one of the ports of call,

Help donate books to needy kids by clicking on the First Book Link below.
http://www.firstbook.org/site/c.lwKYJ8NVJvF/b.4278527/

Learn about the United States Coast Guard Academy Training vessel, The Eagle
http://www.cga.edu/display.aspx?id=2558