You won’t want to miss this! The third annual “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” is scheduled THIS SATURDAY at the Antelope Valley College football field parking lot. ALAV is proud to partner with the college, Antelope Valley Hospital and the Zonta Club of the Antelope Valley to host this event to raise awareness about gender-based violence. There will be a giant slide for the kids, and information on local programs to help those dealing with gender-based violence. The event…

Thanks once again to all of our volunteers and golfers in Monday’s Tee Off Fore Kids golf tournament! Here’s one more photo gallery featuring golfers and shots taken at the start of the tournament at the AV Country Club.

Everyone was a winner at the Antelope Valley Country Club on Monday at our annual golf tournament fundraiser, Tee Off Fore Kids. But here is a look at those who were victorious ON the golf course too! Our first-place team was Newt Chelette, Brady Chellete, Todd Porter and Jason Larimore. Congratulations to our top foursome! 2nd Place Team:  Don Rhodes, Mark Reader, Spencer Torgan and Mark Winter. In the photo slideshow below, you’ll notice that Don’s teammates left before the trophies were…

The annual ALAV golf tournament fundraiser, “Tee Off Fore Kids,” drew more than 100 golfers and 25 volunteers to the AV Country Club on Monday, Aug. 26. Reports ALAV Treasurer Denise German: “We had 104 players, around 25 volunteers and multiple sponsors. Kiwanis of Palmdale West did a fantastic job with helping us! Mary Reina, director of the Forensics Service Unit at AV Hospital, spoke at the event. Our Live Auction went very well with two trips, tickets for Angels Baseball…

There’s still time to reserve your shoes and reserve your spot in “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes,” a walk for wellness on Sept. 10. Shoes must be reserved by Wednesday, Aug. 17. More details can be found here.

More than 4,000 people turned out on Saturday at Antelope Valley Partners for Health for the annual Operation School Bell event. This year ALAV partnered with AVPH on Operation School Bell, in which we provided school backpacks and products for thousands of local families. ALAV purchased the backpacks and items to stuff them. Special thanks to AVPH and all of our dedicated volunteers! Check out the photo gallery below for photos of the event:  

Hazel Gecy (pictured), Parliamentarian for Assistance League Antelope Valley, was among the volunteers helping to stuff backpacks for Operation School Bell last week at Antelope Valley Partners for Health. ALAV is partnering with AVPH on Operation School Bell, in which we will provide school backpacks and products for 3,500 families. ALAV purchased the backpacks and items to stuff them. ALAV will have an information table set up at the distribution event, scheduled 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday, July 30, at…

Shoes need to be ordered by mid-August! A message from Mary Reina, Director of the Forensic Services Unit at Antelope Valley Hospital: Hello: If you walked last year, please bring your shoes and join us again! If you want to walk or want to be sponsored, please visit our website and sign up with shoe and T-shirt size! www.avhwamihs.com Join us for the third annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® event, a walk that helps to raise awareness about all…

Assistance League Antelope Valley has partnered with Antelope Valley Partners for Health on Operation School Bell, in which we will provide school backpacks and products for 3,500 families. ALAV purchased the backpacks and items to stuff them. ALAV will have an information table set up at the distribution event, scheduled 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 30, at AV Partners for Health. AVPH will be offering dental exams and the Red Cross will be handing out emergency kits. We’re…

Guys and gals, get ready to rock those red high heels! The 3rd Annual Walk A Mile In Her Shoes event is a walk for wellness that helps to raise awareness and continue the conversation about all types of violence as a community health issue in the Antelope Valley. This walk promotes collaboration, provides resources to victims and helps benefit the Forensic Services Unit at Antelope Valley Hospital. Here’s a message from Mary Reina, director of the Forensic Services Unit: If you…