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May 20, 2008
Gary@phoenix
Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Abused Childrens home needs equipment

Sorry for the double posting, don't know if a Mod can remove one.
May 20, 2008
Gary@phoenix
Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Abused Childrens home needs equipment

Hi all,

My name is Gary and I'm John's nephew in Austin. I thought I'd come online and give a little info about what we do here at the Phoenix Academy. We are a substance abuse treatment facility for 13-17 year olds. We actually are the only facility for this age group in 30 counties that handles females too. The kids live here and go to school here for 4-6 months. We are what's called a theraputic community in that we try to instill values and morals along with the drug/alcohol free life lessons. We highly recommend family involvment as the kids will need help & understanding when they go home. Most of our kids are on probation and are court ordered but not all. We are a non profit and have facilities across the US.

I would like to thank everyone who has shown an interest in helping us out. Kenny Ray here in the Austin area came by thsi morning and left us some great stuff to get started and reading the messages posted so far it looks like we will be ready to play very soon.

I would like to let everyone know that any equpment we get over and above what we need will go to other Phoenix facilities. Nothing will go to waste.

Lastly, all donations to the Phoenix are tax deductable so give us your name & address when sending stuff and we'll get a letter of thanks and prooof of donation back to you.

Thanks again for all of your generosity, you rock!!

Gary Miller
Phoenix Academy of Austin
400 West Live Oak
Austin, Texas. 78704
512-440-0613 X4720
May 20, 2008
Gary@phoenix
Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Abused Childrens home needs equipment

Hi all,

My name is Gary and I'm John's nephew in Austin. I thought I'd come online and give a little info about what we do here at the Phoenix Academy. We are a substance abuse treatment facility for 13-17 year olds. We actually are the only facility for this age group in 30 counties that handles females too. The kids live here and go to school here for 4-6 months. We are what's called a theraputic community in that we try to instill values and morals along with the drug/alcohol free life lessons. We highly recommend family involvment as the kids will need help & understanding when they go home. Most of our kids are on probation and are court ordered but not all. We are a non profit and have facilities across the US.

I would like to thank everyone who has shown an interest in helping us out. Kenny Ray here in the Austin area came by thsi morning and left us some great stuff to get started and reading the messages posted so far it looks like we will be ready to play very soon.

I would like to let everyone know that any equpment we get over and above what we need will go to other Phoenix facilities. Nothing will go to waste.

Lastly, all donations to the Phoenix are tax deductable so give us your name & address when sending stuff and we'll get a letter of thanks and prooof of donation back to you.

Thanks again for all of your generosity, you rock!!

Gary Miller
Phoenix Academy of Austin
400 West Live Oak
Austin, Texas. 78704
512-440-0613 X4720
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