Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets (PRPIS)

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Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets (PRPIS) 8^th Annual PRPIS Chuck Brown “Hat, Coat, Boot Blanket, and Food Collection Drive” for Misplaced Seniors from Arthur Capper Senior Public Housing Complex Fire”

Washington, D.C. – Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets (PRPIS), D.C. Department of Human Services, The Chuck Brown Foundation, Ben’s Chili Bowl Foundation, The B Love Corporation, and its associates will present PRPIS 8^th Annual Chuck Brown “Hat, Coat, Boot, Blanket, and Food Collection Drive” for Misplaced Seniors from the Arthur Capper Senior Public Housing Complex fire. This events location /time will be determined.

SPECIAL ALERT:

This year’s “Hat, Coat, Boot, Blanket and Food Collection Drive” theme is ‘Get to Giving’ in which PRPIS will provide a platform for our community to demonstrate their giving spirit towards the community of the misplaced seniors from the Arthur Capper Senior Public Housing fire.

There will be an onsite designated collection area for receiving donations of hats, coats, boots, blankets, food, and personal hygiene items, etc. (all donations accepted). Donated items given to this drive for the misplaced seniors will be given directly to Mrs. Dora Taylor and her staff at the Department of Human Services to be distributed appropriately to those in need. A Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets (PRPIS) ‘Go Fund Me’ page and website link will be created for monetary donations to be given to this project.

By collaborating with city citizens and organizations to assist us with this project, it is our hopes at Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets that we will succeed in providing our misplaced seniors with the resources that will help raise their self esteem and promote a positive transitional period for them back to their comfortable way of living. And more importantly, our confirming to our misplaced seniors the level of respect and love that is shared by all concerned.

In addition, Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets will provide live local entertainment of gospel, Motown, R&B, and other music genres to sooth their souls.

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Chuck Brown Hat, Coat, Boot, Blanket and Food Drive

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Aretha Louise Franklin (March 25, 1942 – August 16, 2018) was an American singer, songwriter, civil rights activist, actress, and pianist. She was well recieved as the "Queen of Soul" by her peers and audiences. Franklin received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1979, had her voice declared a Michigan "natural resource" in 1985, and became the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. and also was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom on November 9, 2005.

On March 24, 2018 at the "Afro American Civil War Museum", Pep Rally for Peace in the Streets awarded our annual "Crispus Attucks Martin Luther King Jr Black History Maker Community Civil Service Award" to persons who have dedicated their lives to serving the Washington DC area communities.

This year’s 2018 awards was given in commemoration of the late Mr. Dick Gregory (October 12, 1932 – August 19, 2017) an African-American comedian, civil rights activist, social critic, writer, entrepreneur, conspiracy theorist, and occasional actor.