Three beautiful homes created for three inspiring young women. Here is just one of the homes.
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Team Prime Time
“Next Friday! Meet MLB MVPs Christian Yelich, Ryan Braun and CALIFORNIA STRONG! Hall of Fame Speaker Series on Nov. 8th! We’re honoring the founders of California Strong for their incredible efforts to assist individuals affected by major CA disasters and other tragic events.”
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Big Sunday
“Thank you to everyone, including our news friends at Avery Dennison, who came out for today’s TM@10. We had an amazing time making and stuffing 450 PB&J sack lunches for Covenant House California. This amazing homeless shelter for youth passes out these lunches on Skid Row every last Saturday of the month! Join us next time for another amazing opportunity to help others: https://bigsunday.org/get-involved/ma2/“
Click here to learn more about Big Sunday.
Care Through Touch
As told by Founder and Director, Mary Ann Finch.
This heartwarming video tells the story of the origins of the Care Through Touch Institute in Founder and Director, Mary Ann Finch’s own words, including Mother Teresa’s mandate to her to serve the “untouchables” in our community.
Fund for Teachers
“Fund for Teachers supports educators’ efforts to develop skills, knowledge and confidence that impact student achievement. By trusting teachers to design unique fellowships, Fund for Teachers grants validate teachers’ professionalism and leadership, as well. Since 2001, Fund for Teachers has invested $32 million in nearly 8,500 teachers, transforming grants into growth for teachers and their students.”
Click here to learn more about Fund for Teachers.
Team Prime Time
“#BigTuesday Highlights Mystery Art Box Challenge Live Edition at Marina del Rey MS! Congrats Webster MS & Virtual Winners Sotomayor Art/Sciences”
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A Sense of Home
A Sense of Home, is a nonprofit organization run by former foster youth that utilizes donated furniture for youth that have aged-out of the foster care system and are now living on their own, often in subsidized housing. They help by providing furniture and other basic necessities required to make the youth’s first permanent living space feel like home.
A Sense of Home, received a grant for needed home-makingsupplies. Items may include bedding, kitchen gadgets and small pieces of furniture. Former foster youth who receive a home creation commit to doing the same for at least one other youth recently released from the system. ASOH transforms the lives of former foster youth at-risk for repeat homelessness by creating their first ever homes utilizing loving-kindness of volunteers.
Click here to learn more about A Sense of Home.
Team Giving
Team Giving, received a grant for community outreach, project coordination, database management, training, marketing, website maintenance and social media expenses. Team Giving’s mission is to inspire, guide and advocate for non-profit organization by matching their needs with businesses, corporations and service clubs to complete volunteer projects. They support systemic change by bridging the gap between non-profits with substantial need for volunteer support and corporations, service clubs and individuals with the time and skills to meet those needs.
Volunteerism empowers people to support causes they care about. Giving of time, talent and effort is hugely consequential and monetary value is one way to measure the impact that Team Giving volunteers make toward improving their communities.Click here to learn more about Team Giving.
Boys & Girls Club of the Mountain Communities
“As promised, here are some of the fabulous finished art projects from today’s Therapeutic Art Classes provided at the Mountain Communities Boys and Girls Club “Teen Mentoring Center (TMC)”. We are welcoming new members today at IAC Club and its TMC. This is only one of the many great weekly programs these teens get to take part in. Directly after this painting, they all went to their Skills Streaming Class. Success takes form in a smile.”
Click here to learn more about Boys & Girls Club of the Mountain Communities.
Team Giving
“To date, we have engaged almost 4000 amazing volunteers within our Sacramento area nonprofits! They all have accomplished much to uplift our communities.
Sacramento Children’s Home and their 24/7 Crisis Nurseries are a few of our nonprofit partners where many of our volunteers have accomplished important projects. Their efforts have resulted in refurbished playgrounds, renovated nursery rooms, new nature play areas, wrapped and donated holiday gifts, painted faces at carnivals and kid sized furniture! The support of our volunteers has enabled their staff to focus on caring for these children who are experiencing trauma in their lives and help them to heal.
Have a look at our letters of support from Sacramento Children’s Home and other surrounding area nonprofits to see the impact our volunteers are having in our region at teamgiving.org/lettersofsupport
Would you like to help those in need too? Check out our upcoming opportunities across the region at teamgiving.org/calendar”
Click here to learn more about Team Giving.
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