Office of Student Affairs

Annual Holiday
Help an Elf Program

Applications will be available in UC 206
November 3, 2008

Applications will be due in UC 206
no later than November 17, 2008
at 4:00 pm



 

The Help an Elf Holiday Program is designed to assist full-time, income eligible APSU students with holiday shopping by providing gifts for their children.  Recipients of the holiday gifts will be children of income eligible APSU students currently enrolled for 12 hours or more.  This program is only for students who are not participating in any other on- or off-campus holiday gift programs.

Submitting an application serves as authorization for the Student Affairs Office to verify financial aid information through university records and obtain program participation information from local agencies who have similar programs.

Our goal is to provide assistance to as many families as possible, but please note that priority will be given to first time participants.  The number of families assisted by this program is contingent on the number of APSU groups, organizations, employees, or departments available to adopt families.  If there are not enough groups, individuals, organizations, or departments available for all families to be adopted, applicants will be notified.

All applications will remain confidential.  Applications will be available in the Student Affairs Office, Morgan University Center, room 206, beginning on November 3.  For further information, please contact Student Affairs on campus at 7341.

The gifts for this program are provided by the generosity of APSU faculty, staff and students.  If you wish to adopt a family this year, the deadline to adopt an elf family is November 19.  Elves will be available to adopt November 19.

Deadline to Apply:

To be eligible for this year’s Help An Elf Program, the application must be hand delivered to:
     Student Affairs Office
     Morgan University Center
     Room 206
     no later than 4:00 p.m.
     Monday, November 17,  2008
 

    The Help An Elf Program is sponsored by
                              The Office of Student Affairs