Assistance League Of Diablo Valley

Scholarships focus area:community college-scholarships for community college students transferring to a four-year college or university.foster youth-scholarships for foster youth.high school-scholarships for high school seniors.specially funded-scholarships for specific, specially funded purposes by external contributions.during the year ended may 31, 2025, aldv awarded $267,500 in scholarships to 69 young adults through their scholarships programs.

Community needs focus area:community programs-allows aldv to meet a range of community needs.assault survivor kits-victims of sexual assault, whose clothing has been damaged or taken as evidence, are provided with essential clothing and hygiene supplies.baby bags-new clothing and supplies are provided to babies of mothers determined to be in need or at risk by contra costa county social services.food boxes-groceries are provided to calworks families who have run out of food at month-end.on my way kits-provide necessary living supplies for foster youth transitioning from standard foster care to supported independence or emancipation.receiving center backpacks-backpacks with emergency clothing and other supplies are provided to children waiting for placement in the foster care system.senior year sponsorships-funds for senior year activities are provided to graduating foster youth.telecare-daily reassurance calls are made to homebound clients. Gifts and holiday parties are provided annually.outreach-provides a flexible, rapid response strategy that addresses specific community needs and on a one-time basis.during the year ended may 31, 2025 aldv provided the following through community needs programs:- food boxes donated 420 boxes of food for a cost of $36,750 for families on calworks- on my way kits provided 30 backpacks for foster youth attaining independence at a cost of $11,600- receiving center backpacks provided backpacks with emergency supplies for 260 foster children and teens in crisis for a cost of $16,400- senior year sponsorships awarded $19,200 to 28 foster youth through high school senior year sponsorships- telecare made over 3,900 reassurance phone calls to homebound clients- assault survivor kits supplied emergency clothing to 250 survivors of assault and 40 victims of sexual trafficking for a cost of $15,700- outreach supplied clothing and other needs to 26 families for a cost of $550- baby bags assembled 696 baby bags for infants at risk of developmental delays for a cost of $23,700.