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ASF One of 64 Ways Do Good in Washingtonian

The December 2008 edition of the Washingtonian has chosen the Alexandria Seaport Foundation as one its 64 ways to do good. Our segment, entitled, "Help Someone Get a Job," says "The foundation takes men and women ages 17 to 21, many of whom have been in trouble with the law, and uses boat-building to teach them academics and carpentry. Participants--called apprentices--get paid and earn their GEDs and driver's licenses. Graduates get tools, assistance in purchasing a used car, and a full-time job in a building trade. How to help: Help staff the workshop. Giving: $100 pays for a day in the workshop for one apprentice; $250 buys a set of tools."

Washingtonian December 2008

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