So School you start out with $0 and everything is coming out of your own pocket from this point on.
7 New outfits a year ( including picture day)
New underwear, socks etc,
Snow gear ( pants gloves hat coat,replacing lost gear)
Backpack
1-2 boxes of pencils
PE Shoes
Tissue boxes
Lunch items( money or packed)
Pencils
Crayons
White glue
Markers
Glue sticks
Scissors
Erasers 2
Pocket folders 3 Two pockets per folder
Notebook Paper 3 pkgs Loose-leaf, 100-count (not spiral bound), wide-ruled
Binder 1 Three-ring
Notebook dividers 1 pkg
Composition Book 2
Colored pens 1 pkg Any color
Ruler 1 12 inch with inches and centimeters
Scissors 1 pair
Colored pencils
Package of dividers
Box of pens
Dry erase markers
Emergency rations
Ziplock bags
permanent markers
pencil box or storage boxes
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Any other teacher requested items ( many ask you to buy there teaching supplies or classroom rewards)
Art Donations
Christmas gifts 25+ students
Valentines 25+ students
Birthday cupcakes 25+ students
Halloween party 25+ students
Any other holiday, interest, or snacks
Field Trips $5-10 about every other month at my childs school
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PTA Fund raisers: Door door sales, donations for auctions, Dances, Coupons, purchasing boxtops and collecting them.
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After School activities $5-$20
Tutors
Picture day ( fall, spring, and class)
Yearbooks
Remember its ruined or gone by the end of the school year you get none of it back if its a community classroom. How much of it do you buy extra to have on hand for home?
Homeschool you are started with a reimbursable budget.This is for your curriculum. Many will pay or reimburse for some of the above listed items, but I mean really? You would of had to purchase them from your own pocket or had another parent do it for you if it was a community classroom. You can still ask family and friends for help with supplies many most likely have some of them laying in a drawer somewhere.
Clothes/pajamas ( everyday wear when needed, on sale)
Internet
Curriculum books ( try to find it used if possible these rack up fast)
lessons
laptop/technology( 1 time buy)
Printer ( 1 time buy)
printer ink ( i have found places that sale recycled cartridges that work well but it will make your warranty void on your printer and may not work as well in office store you will get a discount for bringing in used up cartridges)
printer paper ( buy in bulk)
3" Binder
slip covers
tabs/dividers
cardstock
pencils ( at home they do not need to be #2 you can use the free ones gathered around your homeschool curriculum fair)
Pens ( gathered from your bank or doctor office just duck tape them if the logo is offensive)
Erasers ( $1 bins at your craft store or target)
Colored pencils
markers
crayons
Scissors ( 1 time buy)
construction paper
yard stick ( 1 time buy)
Stop watch ( 1 time buy)
Board chalk or white/eraser ( 1 time buy)
Chalk or Dry erase pens
Dictionary
drawing/shading pencils
oil pastels
tempera/acrylic paint
watercolors
paintbrushes
plaster of paris
paint pallet ( can use an old plate or deviled egg holder)
art smocks ( value village big size shirts cut down the back or button up shirts)
Sketch books
globes
world maps
Flash cards
magnifying glass
science kits
Books ( borrow or exchange as much as possible, used book store, e-bay)
lunch and snacks
I find many supplies at Value Village on there $1 baggy wall. In them I have found calculators, pencils, colored pencils, scrap crayons, All kinds of Papers
Go in to office supply stores on bag days. 10 % percent off everything that fits in the bag. Get there discount card too.
Some cities have supply giveaways for the needy done by area code usually done by Salvation Army or other helping resource organizations.
Homeless To Independence Inc. is an All-Volunteer, Faith-Based, 501©3 non-profit.
If you are actually homeless, or about to be homeless, OR NEED ASSISTANCE OF ANY KIND - simply dial “211″ from a land-line telephone – this will not work from a cell telephone – and tell them your situation and what you need and they will give you information specific for the location you are currently in.
Don’t have a land-line telephone??? Go to your local police department, library, house of worship….and ask them to use their land-line telephone or possibly they call dial the land-line telephone for you.
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ALWAYS BRING THESE ITEMS WITH YOU WHEN APPLYING ANYWHERE
When you have these items with you, it shows the prospective landlord you are serious about attaining stable
housing. You will not waste time to go back there if you are ready in the first place. Be prepared to have to fill
out the application there and then!
housing. You will not waste time to go back there if you are ready in the first place. Be prepared to have to fill
out the application there and then!
• Birth Certificate
• Social Security Card
• Valid Photo Drivers License or Valid Photo State ID Card
• Most Recently Dated Medicaid/Medicare Card
• A current Decision Letter from your local Board of Social Services Office Services or Social Security, Food-stamps, stating the amounts you are receiving.
• Should you be disabled, a copy of your most current Med-1 Form from your County Social Services Office or your Social Security Decision Letter stating your disability.
• Proof of any and all of the programs that you are attending.
• Hospital’s Charity Care Papers
• Social Security Card
• Valid Photo Drivers License or Valid Photo State ID Card
• Most Recently Dated Medicaid/Medicare Card
• A current Decision Letter from your local Board of Social Services Office Services or Social Security, Food-stamps, stating the amounts you are receiving.
• Should you be disabled, a copy of your most current Med-1 Form from your County Social Services Office or your Social Security Decision Letter stating your disability.
• Proof of any and all of the programs that you are attending.
• Hospital’s Charity Care Papers
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MEALS ON WHEELS SITES IN Anchorage:
Anchorage Senior Center Anchorage 907-258-7823
Food Bank of Alaska, Inc. Anchorage 907-272-3663
Mabel T. Caverly Senior Center Anchorage 907-276-1496
Salvation Army Older Alaskans Program Anchorage 907-349-0613
South Central Foundation Elder Lunch Program Anchorage 907-338-4226
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EMERGENCY SHELTERS AND SERVICES in Anchorage
Abused Womens Aid in Crisis AWAIC, 100 W. 13th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99523
907-279-9581
Emergency Shelter Domestic Violence Victims Only
907-279-9581
Emergency Shelter Domestic Violence Victims Only
American Red Cross of Alaska, 235 E 8th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-646-5400
Emergency Shelter – Suite 200
907-646-5400
Emergency Shelter – Suite 200
Anchorage Gospel Rescue Mission, 2823 East Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99507
907-563-5603
Emergency Shelter Men Only
907-563-5603
Emergency Shelter Men Only
Anchorage Neighborhood Housing Services, 480 West Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99503
907-677-8490
Emergency Shelter Family Day Only
907-677-8490
Emergency Shelter Family Day Only
Ascent Russian Orphan Aid Foundation, 10421 Thimble Berry Drive, Anchorage, AK 99515
415-367-3500
Children & Youth
415-367-3500
Children & Youth
Beans Cafe, 1101 East 3rd Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99510
907-274-9595
Emergency Shelter
907-274-9595
Emergency Shelter
Brother Francis Shelter, 1021 E. 3rd Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99523
907-277-1731
Emergency Shelter
907-277-1731
Emergency Shelter
Clare House, 420 W. 54th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-536-4545
Pregnant women and women with children
907-536-4545
Pregnant women and women with children
Covenant House, 609 F Street, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-272-1255
Teens only
907-272-1255
Teens only
Crossover House Homeless Project, 1000 4th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-258-4512
mentaly ill homeless people in Anchorage
907-258-4512
mentaly ill homeless people in Anchorage
Downtown Soup Kitchen, 430 East Fourth Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-277-4302
Children
907-277-4302
Children
Habitat for Humanity, 500 W. Intl. Airport Rd., Anchorage, AK 99518
(907) 272-0800
Emergency Shelter – Suite E
(907) 272-0800
Emergency Shelter – Suite E
Intermission, 3745 Community Park Loop, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-276-85
Children
907-276-85
Children
Salvation Army McKinnel Shelter, 564 E. 15th Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-276-1609
Two parent families and single men with children
907-276-1609
Two parent families and single men with children
South Central Counseling Center Crossover House, 610 E 5TH Avenue, Anchorage, AK 99501
907-274-0352
Emergency Shelter
907-274-0352
Emergency Shelter
Anchorage rescue, 2823 E. Tudor Rd, Anchorage, AK 99507
(907) 563-5603
Emergency Shelter
(907) 563-5603
Emergency Shelter
Oxford House – Anchorage, 3550 Cottonwood Street, Anchorage, AK 99508
(907) 222-3848
Men
(907) 222-3848
Men
Oxford House – Denali, 6414 Tolhurst Court, Anchorage, AK 99504
(907) 333-0807
Men
(907) 333-0807
Men
Oxford House – Northern Lights, 538 South Klevin Street, Anchorage, AK 99508
(907) 743-1993
Men
(907) 743-1993
Men
Oxford House – Yukon, 2721 Juneau Street, Anchorage, AK 99508
(907) 272-2298
Men
(907) 272-2298
Men