News Archives
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Azalea Charities & CrisisLink Renew Partnership to Support Wounded Soldiers |
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Dean Morehouse buys original Proud Warriors painting |
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Circle Solutions contributes $3500 to AWS |
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Azalea Charities supports our soldiers through the holidays |
2008 Azalea Charities Annual Meeting sets
the stage for a bright year ahead
A changing of the guard as Frank Lasch steps down as President of Azalea Charities and Doug Taggart takes the helm. read more...
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Azalea Charities to partner with More details to come. |
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Azalea Charities donates $5000 to local shelters in recognition of Hunger Action Month Helping ACTS, SERVE and other local groups combat hunger |
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Azalea Charities helps an elderly couple through Project Mend-a-House read more... |
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Literacy Volunteers of America Prince William is presented a $1000 check read more … |
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A visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center read more … |
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CrisisLink honors Azalea Charities and Prince Leopold d’Arenberg at LinkUp & Listen gala read more … |
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Azalea Classic 2008 Pro-Am Invitational Golf Tournament - a big success for golfers and AWS supporters read more |
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Judith J. Curtis, Chief of Voluntary / Recreational Therapy at Hampton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, receives a check and a Proud Warriors print from Frank Lasch |
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Azalea Charities lends a hand to Durham Medical Center with a $10,000 check read more … |
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Mary Channing of Wal-Mart in Clinton, MD presents Frank Lasch, President & CEO of Azalea Charities a check in the amount of $1000.00 to Aid for Wounded Soldiers |
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With donations provided by Prince Leopold d’Arenberg of Belgium, Azalea Charities and CrisisLink have formed a partnership read more … |
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Azalea Charities teams with Artist Dean J. Baer to help with this year’s fundraising goals with Proud Warriors painting read more … |
| A Memorial to Captain Drew Jensen, United States Army | In May, 2007, America lost one of its most precious sons, one of its most gallant warriors, West Point graduate Captain Drew Jensen of Damascus, Oregon. read more … |
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Azalea Charities presents $10,000 check |