Americans Helping Americans Annual Report Now Available

March 20, 2009

Americans Helping Americans Annual Report Now Available

March 20, 2009

Americans Helping Americans 2008 Annual ReportDownload our 2008 Annual Report to learn more about Americans Helping Americans® programs and the Appalachian and Urban families they benefit.

• Read about what other Americans Helping Americans® supporters are doing to aid Appalachian families

• Feel the delight that a new pair of shoes can bring to a young child

• Find out how Americans Helping Americans® has grown thanks to your help

• Learn alternative ways to give this year without spending a dime

Together, we are Americans Helping Americans®. Want your own copy of the annual report? Email us with your request.

DOWNLOAD OUR 2008 ANNUAL REPORT HERE!

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