1Donate toward necessities
Your gift buys the basics first, so every student on our list gets coats, shoes, socks and undergarments.
Prefer to give another way, like cash or a check? Email the board.
Holiday giving: Project PASS
Help us cover 30 Irving ISD students facing homelessness this Christmas.
Student wish lists
This year’s wish lists are up
Pick a student to sponsor →
Two ways to help
2Sponsor a student’s wish list
Pick a student’s gift tag, shop their sizes and wish list, and leave your name so the tag is held for you.
Gift rules
See the wish lists
- All gifts must be unwrapped.
- Bring gifts to the designated board member by Wednesday, December 2.
- A board member will contact you with drop-off details after you pick a tag.
About Project PASS
- What PASS stands forProgram Assisting Students in School, run by Irving ISD.
- Who the students areChildren facing homelessness during this school year, meaning they don’t have a stable, adequate place to sleep at night. The list is new every year.
- Why it mattersSchools can only send a handful of students to big programs like the Angel Tree, so many PASS students are never picked. Neighborhoods like ours make sure each one gets a few gifts and the everyday necessities their family couldn’t buy on their own.
- Why the school side matters tooPASS helps these students keep a steady place in school while home life is changing around them.
Student wish lists come to the association through the Project PASS coordinator at Irving ISD. Gifts go to the students through the program.