Assistance League of Ventura County

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Assistance League of Ventura County is a nonprofit volunteer organization dedicated to the enrichment of the lives of children in Ventura County and the betterment of their future.

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Assistance League of Ventura County is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. As such, donations are tax-deductible and are used to support our philanthropic programs. In the fiscal year ending April 30, 2021, 86.6% of all funds received were used to directly benefit the programs.

Buy See's Candy and Support ALVC!

Check out our online stores where you can purchase regular See's candy and/or gift cards, or festive holiday candy boxes. For every purchase you make, a portion of the sales will go towards our philanthropic programs. The items you purchase will be shipped directly to you. This fundraiser is open to all, so please share it with your friends, family, and neighbors! Who doesn't love chocolate? Thank you for your support!

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Grand Re-opening of Assistance League Bargain Box, May 1 from 10 am - 4 pm

Assistance League Bargain Box Grand Re-opening, May 1, from 10 am – 4 pm

April 25, 2021

THE BARGAIN BOX IS COMING BACK TO LIFE! ALVC members have been busy recarpeting, repainting, and restocking the store while we were closed due to

Nancy R. Brandt Auxiliary invites you to its first-ever Virtual Silent Auction!

April 12, 2021

Have the urge to shop while supporting our philanthropic programs? Nancy R. Brandt Auxiliary invites you to its first-ever Virtual Silent Auction! Bidding is live

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Testimonials

Operation School Bell impacts the lives of our students in ways that we are unable to measure. This year we were able to send 20 of our students to Operation School Bell to receive new clothing for school.

A teller in a bank noticed that I was a member of Assistance League and mentioned that her child had attended the Assistance League School. I told the teller that I hoped it had worked out well for her child. The teller sighed and said, “Life changing.”

What a blessing your organization has been to the entire community through Operation School Bell and I thank you for allowing me to participate as the Ventura Unified Representative.

I was talking about the Bargain Box (oh big surprise !) when a new friend of mine said, “Oh the little bear…” I said, “Yes, we have a program called BUFFY BEAR where traumatized children within the court system and fire and police situations are given small bears as a comfort.”