Boys Hope Girls Hope Southern California
We need help to complete renovations project.
We would love your help with the following items:
- Painting (Front door, 1 bathroom, touchups, outdoor trellace/patio covering)
- Assembling and hanging curtains throughout the house
- Organizing outdoor patio supplies into new storage locations
- Powerwashing/cleaning additional surfaces for summer us
We have all the supplies and most of the necessary tools ready to go - we just need the manpower to get things done.
These projects are estimated to take about 50-75 work hours (10-15 people for about 5 hours) to complete at our Boys Home located:
18032 Darmel Place
Santa Ana, CA 92705
First date choice would be June 24, 2010 but we are flexible. Please call to discuss.
Contact:
Mike Gallagher, Community Resource Coordinator
Boys Hope Girls Hope
MGallagher@BHGH.org
949-515-8833
www.bhghsocal.org
Updated June 18, 2010
Child Abuse Prevention Center--Orange County
Upcoming Events and Volunteer Opportunities
Individuals or groups needed to help sort through donations: We continue to need volunteers to help us at our Basic Needs donations warehouse, located at 7221 Garden Grove Blvd., Unit K, Garden Grove, 92841. The donations warehouse is open from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday-Friday, but Saturday arrangements are possible for groups 15+. If you are interested in helping at the Basic Needs donations warehouse please contact Tina Hopka at 714-373-1600 or at THopka@BrightFutures4Kids.org.
Updated August 24, 2009
FOOD Share--Ventura County's Food Bank
Become a Gleaner
Are you looking for an opportunity to create corporate team building experience, collect service hours or introduce youth groups to philanthropy? Our Gleaner program could be your answer!
Volunteer gleaners are out in the fields most days of the week, capturing food that would otherwise be turned over as mulch for the next crop.
Our gleaners are always looking for new opportunities to pick, so please call if you'd like to welcome them to your fields. We also happily answer the call of individuals who in their yards may have more than they can consume.
Please contact our produce coordinator Andy Murphy at 805-983-7100 x 141 for more information.
FOOD Share, Inc.
4156 Southbank Road
Oxnard, CA 93036
805-983-7100
www.foodshare.com
Updated August 24, 2009
La Casa de las Madres
Tiny Tickets for a Big Cause
We all have them. At least those of us who ride BART do. Those pesky little change amounts left on those white and blue striped tickets. Not enough to get you home after work or to the city for shopping, but enough for you to hold on to them. You’re in a hurry, you don’t have time to add money to them, what to do?
How about donating them to a good cause? Donate those “Tiny Tickets” to La Casa de las Madres! Do not throw them away.
La Casa has teamed up with the East Bay Community Foundation and BART to collect your unwanted tiny BART tickets and turn them into valuable cash for its nonprofit domestic violence organization and programs.
La Casa needs Tiny Tickets, magnetized or not. La Casa will mail off its collected tickets to BART three times a year, and the transit district will determine a total ticket value. East Bay Community Foundation will then disperse the funds back to La Casa. For more information, the East Bay Foundation is online at www.ebcf.org.
Collect your tickets, ask your friends, your co-workers, your religious groups, those at your cafe. Help spread the word. Then, either mail the tickets or drop them off in person to:
La Casa de las Madres
1663 Mission Street, Suite 225
San Francisco, CA 94103
Contact: Renee Tremmel, Outreach Advocate, Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 415-503-0500 x 307
Fax: 415-503-0301
Email: renee@lacasadelasmadres.org
Updated August 24, 2009
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