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To fulfill our mission of providing women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment, Soroptimist International of Loomis Basin offers grants fo...
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From Sierra Sun...
Visit Truckee-Tahoe announced a major milestone for the Sustainable Truckee Gift Card program, which has now generated over $123,000 in sales since the launch in December 2021. More than 1,500 individual transactions have contributed to this achievement, with 74% of total sales coming from Truckee/Tahoe residents. This strong local support underscores the community's commitment to shopping locally and advancing sustainable initiatives.
From Auburn Journal...
"Lunch Legends" covers the Rotary Club of Auburn's first century, including its beginnings at what is now Downtown Auburn's Promenade building.
From Loomis News...
To fulfill its mission of providing women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment, Soroptimist International of Loomis Basin offers grants for high school and college students as well as elementary school teachers and community leaders.
Soroptimist International announced that applications are now open for two impactful grant and scholarship programs aimed at supporting women in their pursuit of education and training.
Placer County is making up to $1.5 million in funding available to area nonprofits working on the prevention or support of survivors of domestic violence or human trafficking.
From Monterey Herald...
Pantry users are now able to choose non-perishable food they know their families will be able to use.
From Roseville Today...
Youth development nonprofit, SOS Outreach, plans to award an estimated $45,000 in scholarships to families this winter season. The nonprofit, which engages over 3,000 youth annually across 10 states and 15 communities, helps young people develop life skills through the power of mentorship in the outdoors.
Are you a woman who provides the primary support for your family? Has life been a bit bumpy to get you on the road to where you are today? Soroptimist International of Auburn is looking for women like you.
From Lincoln News Messenger...
The Auburn Ravine is a beautiful 34-mile valley stream that flows from the city of Auburn through Lincoln, ending in the Sacramento River. Its water nourishes farms, ranches, orchards, and fish and wildlife.
From Placer Sentinel...
Want to give back to the community in the new year? Placer County’s Free Tax Prep program (also known as VITA) is currently seeking volunteers for the 2025 tax season.
The Sierra Fund, a respected regional organization, proudly announces their board of directors has elected six new Indigenous Board Members from around the region (making the board 75% Indigenous members) and hired a visionary Indigenous leader as their new Chief Executive Officer – transforming the nonprofit into an Indigenous-led new force for the Sierra Nevada.
Animals purchased by Feed the Hungry of Auburn during the Junior Livestock Auction at the Gold Country Fair last week and several others donated by the community will yield roughly 3,500 pounds of meat for food shelters and closets.
Each year, the community selects nine honorees to highlight for their above-and-beyond service to the city through the Auburn Chamber of Commerce’s Celebrate the Community Awards. Parks Administrator Andy Fisher will be honored next month with the Placer County Award.
Placer FFA announced a remarkable project spearheaded by one of its first-year members, Joseph Stefani.
September is Hunger Action Month, a time when people across the country will be taking a stand against hunger.
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union donates 2,925 Filled Backpacks to 12 County Offices of Education throughout California.
“It’s hard for the food closets and communities to purchase meat,” said Michelle Fish of Feed the Hungry. “You can only eat so much canned beans and rice. We’re helping to feed these food closets and shelters and veterans and seniors with meat you can’t always get. We’re meeting an unmet need. It has expanded to all of Placer County.”
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