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Quite a few homeless kids will get a pair of jeans, thanks to the efforts of students at Green-Fields Elementary .

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Thorne Middle School students Julia Provenzano, 13, Megan Kelly, 12, Sara Cruz, 13, Alexa Cahill, 13, and Emily Cahill, 11, have helped gather jeans for the homeless.

Members of the Chestnut Ridge Middle School's Future Acts club kicked off a campaign to collect jeans for homeless youth in the area on Wednesday.

Arbor Place Mall is eager to announce the addition of P.S. from Aeropostale TM , a brand that offers trend-right merchandise at compelling values for girls and boys ages seven to 12.

Karmin attends Z100's Jingle Ball 2011, presented by Aeropostale at Madison Square Garden on December 9, 2011 in New York City.

The Babylon Memorial Grade School recently teamed up with Aeropostale and Dosomething.org for the fifth annual 'Teens for Jeans' campaign to benefit American homeless youth.

Aeropostale Inc announced the following changes to its Board of Directors: Karin Hirtler-Garvey has been appointed Chairman of Aeropostale's Board of Directors.

Members of Fairfield High School's Associated Student Body/Leadership group, from left to right, Kristin Hsu, 15, Eric Baladran, 18, Jenny Lou Garcia, 17, Natasha Williams, 16, and Josh Nguyen, 17, sort and fold "gently used jeans" that the group is collecting as part of a national Teens for Jeans drive.

Teen clothing retailer Aeropostale Inc has named Karin Hirtler-Garvey as the new chairman of the board following the resignation of Julian Geiger who has taken up an executive post in another industry.

Members of the Chestnut Ridge Middle School Future Acts Club, under the direction of Karen DeFranco and Christine Bodine, are teaming with the teen clothing chain Aeropostale in the "Teens for Jeans" fundraising campaign.

While most of her classmates are preparing for the prom and graduation one local senior is focused on helping homeless teens by gathering the one item most young people love to wear: jeans.

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A charity drive at Aeropostale is giving homeless teens the opportunity to own a new pair of jeans.

Aeropostale, Inc. , a mall-based specialty retailer of casual and active apparel for young women and men, today announced the following changes to its Board of Directors: Karin Hirtler-Garvey has been appointed Chairman of Aeropostale's Board of Directors.

Hirtler-Garvey, who has served on Aeropostale's board since 2005, is the chief risk executive for Ally Financial Inc., formerly known as GMAC.

Students with the National Junior Honor Society at Southmoreland Middle School are partnering with DoSomething.org in hopes of collecting more than 4,000 jeans for homeless teens.

Employees at Aeropostale reported two separate incidents in January during which they said two groups of people took over $4,000, and $740 in assorted women's clothing.

If you walk into the Inside Scoop , make sure you bring an extra pair of jeans. At least that's what Jacob Cummings is hoping.

Have old jeans in the back of your closet? Well you could drop them off at Pass Road Elementary for their Jeans for Teens drive.