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North County Food Bank ‘Drive Out Hunger’ Golf Classic

North County Food Bank ‘Drive Out Hunger’ Golf Classic

Angel Mason Broadus April 1, 2022

The North County Food Bank’s Drive Out Hunger Golf Classic will be held on Monday, July 25th at the beautiful Shadowridge Golf Club in Vista. The half day event includes an amazing lunch, Bloody Mary bar, contests, awesome swag and giveaways, unlimited beverages, live auction and end of day reception. We’re also holding a special VIP event on Thursday, July 21st for our VIP guests at  with fittings, contests, dinner and drinks.

On-Course sponsorships start at just $500.

Funds raised from this event will support our hunger-relief efforts that continue to feed the 550,000 people we serve monthly throughout San Diego County due to the lasting economic impacts of the pandemic coupled with soaring gas prices, rent, food prices and utilities caused by record-breaking inflation.

Please visit our Web site for additional information or to purchase tickets: https://northcountyfoodbank.org/golf/

 

Tagged With: charity, Community Events, Events, Food, Fundraiser, Networking, Nonprofits, Philanthropy

Seacrest Foundation’s 44th Annual Women’s Auxiliary Reunion Gala

Angel Mason Broadus March 15, 2022

Reunion Gala Co-Chairs: Cindy Bloch, Mary Epsten, Jean Gaylis, Jane Ottenstein, Shari Schenk

proudly request your presence at the

44th Annual Women’s Auxiliary Reunion Gala

Join us for a joyful regathering to celebrate the strength and commitment of our Seacrest family. This will be our first in-person gala since February 2020 and we are thrilled to be reuniting. The Reunion Gala will be held outdoors at a private residence and vineyard in Rancho Santa Fe. Guests will enjoy a champagne and cocktail reception, a 3-course wine-paired dinner overlooking the vineyard, live entertainment, an auction, and Fund-a-Need Program. Proceeds from the gala will support the Seacrest Village Resident Assistance Fund, which provides care for those in need who may have nowhere else to turn for help.

Sunday, June 12, 2022 from 4pm-7pm

Private residence and vineyard in Rancho Santa Fe

(location will be sent after RSVPs received)

4:00pm Champagne Welcome & Cocktail Reception

5:30pm Dinner, Live Entertainment, Auction and Fund-a-Need Program

Garden Party Attire

Reunion Gala will take place in full compliance with CDC and Seacrest Foundation guidelines.
For the safety of all guests, complete COVID-19 vaccination is required for attendance.

The Women’s Auxiliary of Seacrest Foundation strives to nurture and enrich the quality of life for the residents of Seacrest Village which provides unsurpassed housing and healthcare for seniors in need. Seacrest Village provides services in a Jewish environment that promote community, independence, and innovation.

Tagged With: care, charity, Community Events, Fundraiser, Nonprofits, Philanthropy

HART – Helping Advocates Rebound from Trauma In-person Training with The Innocent Justice Foundation

Angel Mason Broadus May 4, 2022

The Innocent Justice Foundation supports the heroes in our community who are doing the brave and hard work of protecting us. These heroes are often profoundly affected by their exposure to trauma and pay an emotional cost for their service. We help them mitigate the vicarious trauma they endure.
This FREE impactful in-person workshop is for individuals exposed to traumatic material and situations or the stories of victims in their professions. Registration in advance is required.
The HART Training will focus on the following topics:

Review vicarious trauma responses
Identify signs and symptoms of trauma
Discuss tools and techniques for building resilience
Examine the application of coping skills
Discuss the importance of support for teams
Explore how to build team resilience
Identify ways to integrate team wellness and support
Incorporate family and community support

Tagged With: Community Events, Education, Free

Introduction to HART – Helping Advocated Rebound from Trauma with The Innocent Justice Foundation

Angel Mason Broadus May 4, 2022

Want to learn more about the HART (Helping Advocates Rebound from Trauma) Training?
This 1.5 hour introduction gives insight into our full HART Vicarious Trauma Mitigation Training for victim serving professionals.
FREE – Join us!
This introductory training will cover the following topics:
– Vicarious Trauma and Chronic Stress
– 4 Point Resilience
– Action Plan to Support Wellbeing

Tagged With: Community Events, Free

Vicarious Trauma as Moral Injury – Webinar

Angel Mason Broadus April 13, 2022

Mental Health Awareness Month with The Innocent Justice Foundation – Moral Injury May 2, 2022

Professionals in the helping fields are more likely to be exposed to conduct, material and circumstances that can lead to vicarious trauma. Individuals can be personally affected by the trauma of victims and others they witness and work with on a daily basis which can impact them professionally and personally. Please join us in this free 1.5 hour webinar as we discuss vicarious trauma and it’s impact on those who serve victims.

When an individual is in a position to have someone else’s life or safety in their hands and is required due to the circumstances, to be witness to an act or directly act in a way that goes against their own moral beliefs, a moral injury can occur. This type of impact, often considered a “soul wound” and can lead to a shattering of one’s worldview, one’s belief and trust in others and potentially, one’s trust in oneself. This presentation will discuss vicarious trauma and the effects of moral injury, as well as, identify tools and techniques to mitigate the negative effects on individuals in the workplace and personal lives.

Tagged With: care, Community Events, Free, Virtual

11th Annual Heart of a Child Benefit Concert

Angel Mason Broadus March 21, 2022

Now in its 11th year, “Heart of a Child” has become the premier showcase of young musical talent in San Diego. This benefit concert features a diverse array of talented vocalists and instrumentalists performing a variety of musical genres with acts both large and small. Performers have appeared on network television, played Carnegie Hall and won national competitions. You won’t want to miss this once a year musical celebration!

All proceeds of the concert go to support Resounding Joy’s Ariana Miller Healing Notes Program providing no-cost music therapy to patients at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego.

 

Tagged With: Art, charity, Community Events, Events, Family Friendly, Fundraiser, kids, Music, Nonprofits, Philanthropy

Jeff Ritchie Memorial Golf Classic

Angel Mason Broadus March 28, 2022

BGCSM’s annual Jeff Ritchie Memorial Golf Classic, presented by EDCO Waste & Recycling Services, gathers a full field of 144 golfers who play a round of golf to show their commitment to providing youth with the tools they need to build Great Futures. The event raises over $100,000 in crucial funds needed to support the Club’s mission-driven programs and services, ensuring that program costs remain affordable to San Marcos families.  

At the event, guests can look forward to: 

  • Competing in a 4-person scramble format tournament 
  • Enjoying complimentary on-course food & beverages
  • Participating in contests & activities for prizes 
  • A post-tournament happy hour awards reception 
  • Supporting Great Futures for local kids & teens 

The day begins with registration at 8:00 a.m. where guests can begin the day by browsing raffle opportunities and enjoying complimentary refreshments. The tournament officially begins with a short rally and shotgun starts at 9:30 a.m. Guests are met by various vendors, hole sponsors, and contests throughout the day on course. In addition, guests in attendance and other community members can participate in an online silent auction that offers a variety of exciting packages to bid on. 

As the players end their round of golf around 2:00 p.m., the tournament ends with a live tally of contest winners and the announcement of the first through third place tournament winners during a Happy Hour Awards Reception with food and beverages. The finale of the event features a Helicopter Golf Ball Drop, where anyone can enter to win a $1,000 cash prize.  

Tagged With: Community Events, Events, Food, help, Nonprofits

The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank ‘Chefs, Cork & Craft Gala’: Hang Ten!

Angel Mason Broadus April 1, 2022

On Saturday, April 23, 2022, the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank will host our 10th annual Chefs, Cork & Craft Gala outside, under the stars, on the grounds of the San Diego Food Bank’s 90,000-square-foot warehouse facility in Miramar, which will serve as the canvas and backdrop for a uniquely inspiring evening.

The grounds of our one-of-a-kind venue will be transformed for an outdoor epicurean dining experience created by a collaboration of San Diego’s most celebrated chefs. We have partnered with a dozen of San Diego’s best-known chefs, who will be cooking a unique, multi-course meal on site for table guests. The evening will be filled with live and silent auctions, an open bar, exciting live musical entertainment and a moving tribute to our partners, those we serve, and our mission history. Every year, more than 500 San Diego community members including philanthropists, public officials, corporate partners, hunger-relief advocates and community leaders attend our annual Gala.

Funds raised by our gala dinner will support our hunger-relief efforts that continue to feed the 550,000 people we serve monthly throughout San Diego County due to the lasting economic impacts of the pandemic coupled with soaring gas prices, rent, food prices and utilities caused by record-breaking inflation.

Please visit our Web site to learn more and purchase tickets. https://sandiegofoodbank.org/gala/.

Tagged With: Community Events, Events, Food, Fundraiser, Music, Nonprofits

Book Launch- ANEW Creation

Angel Mason Broadus April 27, 2022

Beth Thorp, and her husband, of the Mitchell Thorp Foundation have lived through every parents’ nightmare – losing a child. Their son Mitchell was diagnosed with an incurable disease that has still yet to be discovered. But after their heavy loss, they turned a tragedy into a miracle by catalyzing a movement to save the lives of children with life-threatening illnesses, diseases, and disorders.

Beth Thorp’s book ANEW Creation, is based on Mitchell’s life, their family struggle, and how the Mitchell Thorp Foundation is giving hope to children fighting for their tomorrows.

Proceeds from ANEW Creation will go directly to the Mitchell Thorp Foundation to bring a light of hope to children and their families. You can change a life with your purchase, show your love and support today!

Order your copy of ANEW Creation at: https://www.anewcreation.org/?msclkid=7b37447fc29611ec98b27bdf2aa809b5

Tagged With: care, charity, Community Events, Events, Family Friendly, Fundraiser, Home, love, Nonprofits, Philanthropy, program

Bhangin’ It: A Bangin’ New Musical

Angel Mason Broadus April 11, 2022

March 8 – April 17, 2022 | Mandell Weiss Theatre

Bhangin’ It: A Bangin’ New Musical

Book by Mike Lew and Rehana Lew Mirza | Music & Lyrics by Sam Willmott

Additional Music by Deep Singh | Musical Staging by Lisa Shriver

Choreography by Rujuta Vaidya | Directed by Stafford Arima

WORLD-PREMIERE MUSICAL

Find your beat. Find your team. Find yourself.

While East Lansing University senior Mary Darshini Clarke has spent her entire life trying to figure out where she fits in, she has always found community dancing on the school’s prestigious bhangra team. But when she becomes the self-appointed captain of a new team of enthusiastic novices more interested in making friends than the right moves, Mary quickly learns that carving out her own path complicates her journey. As the pressure of the big national competition approaches, can both teams learn that what makes them unique could actually be the key to their success? Bursting with vibrant dance and electrifying music, Bhangin’ It: A Bangin’ New Musical is an exhilarating and joyous new musical comedy for America today.

LATEST PRESS AND REVIEWS

“The diversity gives the show richly complex music and dance”
– The New York Times

“There’s lots to love…Jubilant, funny, accessible and entertaining…Well-crafted characters, quirky humor and touching moments…”
– The San Diego Union-Tribune

“High-bounce, high-energy…exuding joy…”
– San Diego Reader

“[Bhangin’ It] presents multiple sides of complex discussions around cultural identity … and genuinely addresses these topics and conversations without sacrificing story, character or crowd-pleasing humor.”
– Los Angeles Times

Tagged With: Art, Community Events, Events, Music, Nonprofits

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