Archived ACEE site: Other Tips and Resources

This archived resource was originally developed by Jayne Cravens for the
AmeriCorps for Community Engagement and Education Program (ACEE)
which, at the time (2000), was based at the University of Texas at Austin.
The handbook is provided as an example for other AmeriCorps programs.

The official, current web site of the ACEE program is elsewhere.
Please note that many of the links in this handbook no longer function, many of the activities are no longer undertaken,
and much of the information is outdated. In some cases, contact information and organization names have been deleted.

HANDBOOK CONTENTS:

Handbook Main Page

Getting Started

Working with Volunteers / Mentors

Volunteer Recruitment

ACEE Newsletter

Using the ACEE Web Site

Coordinating After School Clubs & Activities

Books on Tape

English as a Second Language

Reading is Fundamental (RIF)

Related-Dana Center Resources

Other Related Resources

ACEE Home Page

Corporation for National Service: AmeriCorps

Charles A. Dana Center

Other Resources

Ask for a list of the official school partners (companies) for Sanchez, and their contact information. These will be excellent resources to request volunteers and donated items.
There are so many other resources you can use besides those listed here or in the Community Map. Do not be afraid to talk to people and ask for their services.
The following business donated food, supplies or helped monetarily and is by no means a complete list. Please refer to the Community Survey binder for more organizations.
Texas French Bread
any of their locations
call two days before to pick up food
Austin Parks and Recreation
contact Jance at 440-5150
Top Gunn
contact Jay Gunn at 413-8654
Tree Folks
contact Mary McCarthy at 443-5323
Hyde Park Bar & Grill
458-3168
Amy's Ice Cream
458-6895
East Side Cafe
476-5858
Las Manitas
472-9357
City Grill
477-2231
Dobie Mall Theater
472-3456

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ACEE contact information

This archived resource was originally developed by Jayne Cravens for the
AmeriCorps for Community Engagement and Education Program (ACEE)
which, at the time (1998), was based at the University of Texas at Austin.
The official, current web site of the ACEE program is elsewhere.
Please note that many of the links in this handbook no longer function, and much of the information is outdated.

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