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Community Calendar
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Free Compost Day Saturday April 30, 2011 Community Volunteer Recognition Luncheon Sunday September 11, 2011
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Our Board of Directors
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President
Gene Micco
CFO/President Elect
Jill Leach
Secretary
Kay Kearney
Vice President - Grants
Susan Dobak
Vice President -
Resource Development
Paul Irby
Immediate Past President Board Members Mary Lynn Coffee
Archie Dove Scott Jordan Steve Kozak Maria Lazaruk Kim Leason Lindburgh McPherson Steve Nelson Scot Proud Executive Director Erin Nielsen Community Advisory Council Kimberly Alberian Jaimie Haver Randi Bernstein Debora Brawley Lori Browne Susan Browning Julie Chay Sandra Chuang Jennifer Coulson Susannah D'Arcy Donna Dannan Mike Dannan Lis Fortner Vern Glaser Pam Gooderham Wendy Greene Maggie Hart Mary Kane Maureen Kozak Alice Krietzer Donna Marsh Perry Erin Moore Cindy Moran Sharon Nicola Shelleyanne Rein Jodi Ristorm Marge Redman Christine Uribe Charlotte Waggoner Gretchen Whisler Peggie Winters |
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Tustin Community Foundation's
LIVEgreen Tip of the Month:
Did you know....Plastic silverware is NOT recyclable. The next time you pack a picnic basket or lunch, pack metal silverware that can be
washed and reused. It will save our landfills.
**This Saturday, April 30th is Free Compost Day, courtesy of the City of Tustin and CR&R Environmental Services. You must be a Tustin Resident in zip codes 92780 or 92782 and present your coupon (from your trash bill). The compost give-a-way is from 8-12 at the Main Street Water Facility, 235 E. Main Street, Tustin. Free Compost Day is part of the Tustin Community Foundation's LIVEgreen program. |
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The Foundation and the Police Department Present a Disaster Preparedness Class
Learn how to be self-sufficent following an earthquake As a result of requests to the Foundation regarding earthquake information, the Tustin Police Department is pleased to offer disaster preparedness training in partnership with the Tustin Community Foundation and REI. This training will be hosted at the REI store, located in the Tustin Market Place, on Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 10:00A.M.
You will learn basic disaster preparedness and planning and how to be self-sufficient for the first 72 hours in the event of a disaster. The training is provided free of charge and all ages are welcome to attend. Click here for more information or call 714-393-8506. |
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Foundation Luncheon Honors Volunteers from Local Organizations and Non-Profits
On May 4, local area organizations and non-profits can acknowledge the contributions of their cherished volunteers at the Tustin Community Foundation's Volunteer Recognition Luncheon.To insure the comfort of everyone, this year all the tables will be in the shade.
This is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to value a volunteer's time, talent and dedication. Learn more...
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Tustin Community Foundation Creates Smiles
A Pancake Breakfast Sweetens the City's Egg Hunt
Two thousand flapjacks were served up on Saturday, April 23, 2011 at the Pancake Breakfast held in conjunction with the City of Tustin's annual Egg Hunt. For a nominal fee, Tustin families enjoyed a hearty breakfast put on by the Tustin Community Foundation, with the generous help of these local businesses: Black Angus Steakhouse, Costco Tustin Ranch, K&A Catering, Peet's Coffee & Tea, 7-Eleven and Tustin Graphics. Thank you to volunteers from Mission Hope Covenant Church and to the City of Tustin.
"With this annual event, the Foundation's focus is to spread a little sweetness and fun for children and their parents," said the Foundation's Chairperson Irene Jones. |
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Sycamore Benefactors Sow Seeds of Success
The Tustin Community Foundation is reaching out to those who live and work in the greater Tustin area to raise $50,000 this year, and $250,000 over the next 5 years. We plan to place these gifts in a permanent endowment fund to provide income in perpetuity, assuring that we will continue to be able to maintain, improve, and enhance our current programs and services; and have the opportunity to implement new ones to meet the growing needs of our community.
To help us meet our campaign goal, we hope you will consider making an annual gift of $1,000. We are suggesting this amount because, as you can appreciate, a campaign of this magnitude and limited time frame requires a certain number of leadership gifts at a significant dollar level. You may make a single donation of $1,000 or contribute in eight installments of $125.
Alex Moving & Storage, CR&R Waste Services, DOCTORS Ambulance Services, Inc., Law Offices of Peter Holzer, Mission Hope Covenant Church, Ms. Gretchen Whisler, Ms. Jennifer Coulson, Southern California Edison and Tustin Community Bank have joined an exclusive group of local philanthropists to make a significant impact and help build a legacy that will give back to our community for years to come.
Learn more about the benefits of being a Sycamore Benefactor....
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May 2011