Tidings for Tweens and Teens Outreach Program

Please join us for a Charity Event Kickoff meeting of the
4^th Annual
Tidings for Tweens and Teens Outreach Program.
on
Thursday, November 29^th, 2012

Location:
Meg Smith and Associates Real Estate
249 West Main Street, Bay Shore NY 11706

This year we need all the help we can get as we expand our area due to Hurricane Sandy.

Last Day for gift drop of is December 17^th, 2012
and wrapping of the presents begins December 18^th, 2012


So often we donate to the little ones, either through the Toys for Tots Program or many other outreach programs, but beyond Fisher Price, we have our school age children, our tweens and our teens, that are doing without this holiday season.

In a cooperate effort with our local neighboring school districts, YMCA, Family Service League and our Churches, the Tidings for Tweens and Teens Program has been a success in reaching out to families in need and providing some holiday gifts for the older children that seem forgotten in our giving plan.

Last year we helped 80+ children. This year the needs are even greater. I want to thank all of my colleagues in the field and the people affiliated with the Long Island Board of Realtors, which have been a tremendous help.

I want to ask my Realtor friends to continue this year and consider adopting a child to provide for this holiday season. Every little bit counts.

Please contact me at Meg Smith and Associates if you wish to help! 631-647-7013.

Working here at Meg Smith and Associates Real Estate enables the welcoming of so many new families to our communities each year. Along with this, the ability to tour our schools, educate our community, and be a help to the areas around us where we see a need.

The Agents here are well traveled, and by well traveled I am referring to our neighboring communities of which they drive and tour daily. They are not just specialists in home sales and property values, but they are a representative of those communities in which they serve.

It is for this precise reason that getting involved in our community is so important. During the holidays the home sales slow down. Most are well into the holiday gift buying and the shopping for a home has been put aside for the New Year. However, there is still quite a bit of work to do and that work should be for the families in our communities.

Now is the time to reach out. In all homes, in all towns, our economy has changed lives. What better time than when there is a slow down in our profession to reach out and help those that we see in need?

It is with this goal in mind that the creation of the
Tidings for Tweens and Teens Program
was formed
4 years ago.