Seeking educational nonprofits serving elementary students

[Leah Dawn]

> In addition, if anyone knows about a program called Project H.E.L.P.
> based in Santa Clara county, California -- please send me info for
> them.
>
> Thanks, Felicia

<p>Hi Felicia,

Did you connect with Project HELP yet...?   They are in my neighborhood at:

http://www.project-help.org/

Best wishes,
Leah Dawn

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