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Miles of Hope

Miles of Hope

Helping those in need one mile at a time: your generosity takes them further.

Travelers Aid’s annual event supports transportation for San Diegans in need. Join us!

Themed cocktails, beer, wine, and a full Mediterranean dinner will be set to a background of summertime fun and live music, with silent auctions and raffles rounding out the event. This year, we’re happy to offer an open bar! We hope you can join us for Miles of Hope, and will help spread the word to your friends, families, and colleagues.

We’ll be raising funds to help provide transportation to low income older adults right here in San Diego. Access to transportation allows our clients to stay independent and make necessary life connections.

We’re also raising funds to support our Journey to Safety program. Survivors of domestic violence need our help to get to medical, legal, and counseling appointments locally, AND to leave the area so that they can live in places of safety and support. We provide many modes of transportation support as well as hotel stays and food during travel. This popular and needed program is being threatened by a lack of future funding, and it’s so important to continue our work in this space!

Please support us on May 7th by purchasing a ticket, making a donation, or sponsoring the event. You can also make a difference by purchasing a ticket for one of our cherished clients or volunteers at a discounted price!

SANDAG Bike Anywhere Day

SANDAG Bike Anywhere Day is on Thursday, May 21! Register to participate in this free event and visit one of our 100 pit stops between 6:30 and 9:30 a.m. to pick up a free, commemorative T-shirt (while supplies last).

Eligible participants who register for Bike Anywhere Day will be automatically entered into the Bike Anywhere Day sweepstakes for a chance to win one of five e-bikes, courtesy of Ridepanda. Register to participate at SANDAG.org/bikeday.

Be sure to check out our other Bike Month activities, including group bike rides, bike classes, and more at SANDAG.org/bikemonth.

From Soil to Soul: Adult Farm Camp

Join Coastal Roots Farm for a Farm camp just for grown-ups! Immerse yourself in regenerative agriculture, farm-fresh food, nature-inspired art, earth-based Judaism, climate education, and the invitation to make new friends. The day will contain opportunities to put your hands in the dirt, make art, harvest and cook, and find joy in embodied Jewish wisdom.

Farm-to-Table Dinner

Celebrate the bounty of the 18-acre regenerative farm with an exquisite, seasonally inspired dinner crafted by a talented local chef. Enjoy an intimate evening of community connection in the heart of the Farm, featuring a curated multi-course pescatarian menu filled with organic vegetables, sustainably sourced fish, and thoughtful wine and beer pairings.

Farm-to-Table Brunch

Celebrate the bounty of the 18-acre regenerative farm with an exquisite, seasonally inspired meal crafted by the talented Chef Mark Enciso of Order Fire BBQ. Enjoy an intimate day of community connection in the heart of the Farm, featuring a curated multi-course pescatarian menu filled with organic vegetables, sustainably sourced fish, and thoughtful wine and beer pairings.

Amplified Impact

Amplified Impact was born from a dream to highlight the worthy causes that make North County thrive. Cruise the sunny 101 to the Jr. Seau Amphitheater, peruse local makers, rock out to local bands, grab a bite and enjoy cultural performances from across the globe.
Vote for your favorite band and support a great cause! Between 4 and 7 pm, five bands are battling for a $2,500 grand prize, and every vote cast is a split contribution to their chosen charity and Interfaith Community Services. Your support helps these musicians give back to the communities they serve. Choose your winner and make your vote count!

Farm-to-Table Brunch

Celebrate the bounty of the 18-acre regenerative farm with Coastal Roots Farm’s very first Farm-to-Table Brunch—an exquisite, seasonally inspired meal crafted by the talented Alex Carballo of Nomada. Enjoy an intimate day of community connection in the heart of the Farm, featuring a curated multi-course pescatarian menu filled with organic vegetables, sustainably sourced fish, and thoughtful wine and beer pairings.

Farm Kitchen: A Hands-On Cooking Class

Make a meal on the Farm! Join us for an evening of harvesting, cooking, connection, and farm-fresh flavors. Together, we’ll prepare a Farm-Fresh menu using ingredients you just harvested straight from our fields. Plus, you’ll walk away with a better understanding of the Jewish values that guide what and how we grow, deepening our connection to the land and our food.

Advancing Work Readiness for People Experiencing Homelessness- A Half-Day Symposium

On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, from 8:30–11:30 am, the Lucky Duck Foundation, U.S. Bank, and the National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) will host a half-day convening at the San Diego Job Corps Center. This gathering will bring together providers from across the Continuum of Care and workforce development systems to explore how we can collectively strengthen pathways to employment and long-term housing stability.

The morning will include a networking breakfast, a panel featuring leaders in homeless services and workforce development, and facilitated roundtable discussions designed to surface challenges, highlight promising practices, and identify opportunities for deeper collaboration across our region. Our goal is to foster meaningful dialogue that leads to stronger partnerships and improved outcomes for the individuals and communities we serve.

Panel Discussion will feature:
Tamera Kohler, CEO of the Regional Task Force on Homelessness (RTFH)
Jesse Casement, Chief Client Services Officer at Father Joe’s Villages
Fabia Parkinson, Vice President of Human Services at Goodwill Industries of San Diego County

An optional lunch mixer and tour of the San Diego Job Corps trade training facilities will follow the symposium for those who wish to continue connecting.

Please RSVP through the link or by emailing Krysta Nunn, Development Officer at NCRC, at Knunn@ncrconline.com.