Precious Life Shelter (Page 4)

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Dear Precious Family, We are thankful for all your continued support. We are remaining open as a place of shelter and refuge for the single, pregnant homeless woman in need. We are following CDC recommendations for the workplace in our shelter and thrift shop. We are taking extra precautions at …continue reading

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On Saturday, May 18, 2019, Rossmoor-Los Alamitos Republican Women Federated welcomes Dr. Barbara Stone, emeritus professor of political science at California State University, Fullerton. A dynamic and engaging speaker, Dr. Stone will share her perspective on the state and national political landscape and its impact on our region. This is …continue reading

Precious Life Shelter logo courtesy of Precious Life Shelter

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Precious Life Shelter is seeking Infant Care teachers. Please send resume to [email protected] ; Attention Childcare Director Job Description We are looking for fully qualified Infant/Toddler teachers. Great opportunity for college students looking to gain experience in Early Childhood Education. We are a licensed private non-profit child care facility that …continue reading

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Living Spaces reports that they recently donated furniture and mattresses to Precious Life Shelter in an effort to enhance the living quarters for the mothers and babies they serve. On February 6th, 2019, eight members of the Living Spaces management team from La Mirada, CA unloaded a delivery of twin …continue reading

Join a Random Act of Kindness and spread some pizza love at Papa Murphy's on behalf of Precious Life Shelter on Wednesday, Oct. 11.

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Ever since Japanese author Marie Kondo’s best-seller, “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing” popularized a less-is-more mentality, Americans have given serious thought to how much “stuff” they really need. If the idea of decluttering your home interests you, consider donating the clothes and …continue reading