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The Eveline Rivers Christmas Project in Amarillo focuses on enhancing educational outcomes and providing essential childhood necessities to underprivileged children specifically during the Christmas and winter months. Through their efforts, the project aims to support economically disadvantaged children by ensuring they have access to basic needs and educational resources during the holiday season. Generated from their website's infomation

THE AMARILLO AREA BAR ASSOCIATION Welcome to the website of Amarillo Area Bar Association ( AABA ), a non-profit professional organization for attorneys. The AABA provideseducation, professional development, and service programs for both thelegal profession and the community. First established in 1910 for the purpose of securing a Court ofAppeals in Amarillo, our association now serves the legal community andthe public in the 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. We celebrated our Centennial in 2010. Please feel free to browse this site using all the links on thispage. Our Attorney Locator Service is designed to provide contactinformation and other data to the public about all current AABA members. AABA meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 11: 45a.m. in the Sunburst Room at Amarillo Club ( 30th Floor ). ONLINE DIRECTORY: Only AABA members are featured in the onlinedirectory at www.amarillobar.org, which is available for the publicworldwide to use in searching for and selecting an attorney in theAmarillo area. LUNCHEONS: Our lunch meetings each month include outstandingspeakers and CLE programs. AABA Member $16.00, Non-Members $20.00 AMA-LAW: After October, only AABA Members will receive a monthlyissue of the AMA-LAW, which keeps everyone informed about events andlocal issues in our legal community. SPRING INSTITUTE: AABA members will enjoy the golf tournament, theCLE seminar, and the Spring Institute dinner on April 29-30, 2011.

Dena Lister, Assistant to Executive Director Pat Blevins, Communications CoordinatorThe association has grown dramatically from its beginning in 1957 as the Texas Association of Episcopal Schools. Today SAES covers a six-state region serving schools with grades PS through 12th grade. Overall, we accredit more than 80 schools and serve more than 125 member schools. Accredited Schools, Member Schools, and Associate Members receive the educational journal, Newsletter, participate in local, regional, and national opportunities for professional development including conferences, workshops, assemblies, retreats, and other learning and networking opportunities, and benefit from ample consulting services and referrals.Leadership and staff who are equipped by training, experience and background for the duties they perform, and who are sufficient in number to carry out the functions of evaluation and accreditation.Evaluation materials that instruct schools about preparing for an evaluation and that instruct evaluation committees about conducting their visits and carrying out their responsibilities, supporting a thorough and comprehensive process.