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TCF Happenings!
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2012 Chili Cook-Off Grant Applications Available
January 3 - March 15
Leprechaun Leap
March 17
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Board of Directors
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President
Gene Micco
CFO/President Elect
Kay Kearney
Vice President - Grants
Scot Proud
Secretary
Paul Irby
Immediate Past President
Pat Butress
Mary Lynn Coffee
Susan Dobak
Archie Dove
Scott Jordan
Steve Kozak
Maria Lazaruk
Kim Leason
Lindburgh McPherson
Steve Nelson
Ed Reynolds
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Community Advisory Council
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Pete Beatty
Holiday Tree Lighting
Randi Bernstein
Done in a Day Projects
Lori Browne
Thanksgiving Breakfast
Susan Browning
Volunteer in Tustin
Community Calendar
Julie Chay
LIVEgreen
Jennifer Coulson
Inaugural Dinner
Lis Fortner
Partners in Parks
Pam Gooderham
Foundation Videos
Maggie Hart
Teen Safe Driving
d'Vine Wine Affair
Irene Jones
Pancake Breakfast
Jon Kimbrell
Tustin Bands Together
Jill Leach
Board of Directors Liasion
Erin Moore
City of Trees Keepsakes
Cindy Moran
CPR Classes
Jodi Ristrom
Volunteer Luncheon
Christine Uribe
High Tea at Wilcox Manor
Charlotte Waggoner
Newsletter
Kimberly Alberian
Debora Brawley
Libby Buckley
Sandra Chuang
Susannah D'Arcy
Wendy Greene
Jaimie Haver
Maggie Hogan
Mary Kane
Alice Krietzer
Barbara Lodolo
Kelly Meyer
Sharon Nicola
Shelleyanne Rein
Marge Redmond Flamme
Nancy Ryan
Sharyn Sakimoto
Bonnie Solomon
Gretchen Whisler
Peggie Winters
Tracy Zimmerman
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Erin Nielsen
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KNOW A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER HOURS ???
OneOC, previously the Volunteer Center of Orange County, has a great selection of one-day service opportunities to fit busy high school schedules! To fulfill volunteer hour requirements, students can feed the hungry, protect the environment, visit with seniors, tutor young children and more. To browse through their constantly updated list of projects and find the area your student wants to impact, visit http://www.oneoc.org/get-involved/youth-family-volunteering/youth-volunteer-resources/
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Join Us at our
Pancake Breakfast
at the
City of Tustin
Easter Egg Hunt
More Information:
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It's FREE and easy to promote your programs, fundraisers and activities on our interactive
Community Calendar
Just enter the information about your events and we'll help you get the word out on "who you are" and "what you're up to" so others can help.
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Does your Organization Need Volunteers?
Register your Organization on Volunteer in Tustin!
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Sycamore trees, the Tree of Vitality, are the oldest and most treasured trees in Tustin ....
The Tustin Community Foundation is grateful for our Sycamore Benefactors!
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Help TCF Help Others Every Time You Shop
It's Easy...
just swipe your card as usual.
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE TO YOU!
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Partners in Parks Update
Work will soon be starting on Art Wall to be installed at Citrus Ranch Park. Later this month we are slated to receive City Council approval for the project and the artwork submitted by our selected artist, Mike Tauber of Laguna Beach. The design depicts the panoramic view from the park's hilltop gazebo including the surrounding lemon grove and Saddleback Mountain, a lasting representation of our beautiful community. Please consider supporting this joint effort between TCF and the City of Tustin, our first public art project, by visiting www.partnersinparks.org and learn more about our artist at http://miketauberstudios.com/index.html. |
Americans buy nearly 3 billion dry-cell batteries every year to power cell phones, remotes, watches, laptops, portable power tools and toys. Batteries contain toxic chemicals and metals, including mercury and lead, which can cause birth defects and life-threatening diseases. The City of Tustin makes it easy to recycle used batteries at a location near you. Click here for a directory of battery and fluorescent bulb collection points in the greater Tustin area. The more we each do to stop the spread of toxic materials, the healthier we'll all be.
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SUNDAY SUPPER
Their day to day lives are uncertain. Yet, each week, guests find sanctuary at Sunday Supper, a group of local congregations working together to provide food to people in our community who are hungry. The number of guests continue to grow but their profile has remained the same since the first Sunday Supper in July 2010: 1/3 are elderly men and women, 1/3 are families with children and 1/3 are homeless. Each guest is treated with dignity and respect, meals are cooked with love, and everyone leaves with take-home groceries knowing that they will be welcomed back the following week. Meals are served at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Tustin but the host congregation and volunteers rotate between St. Paul's, Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Congregation B'nai Israel and the Tree of Life.
To get involved or make a donation:
http://volunteer.tustincommunityfoundation.org/
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ATTENTION RUNNERS ....
There's a new race in town!
Tustin Chamber of Commerce
Leprechaun Leap 5K
March 17, 2012
The District at Tustin Legacy
7:30 a.m.
The Tustin Community Foundation is honored to have been selected to receive a portion of the proceeds from the Leap. Volunteers are needed for this event. Click here for information on volunteering.
REGISTRATION and RACE INFORMATION
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Every year the Chili Cook-Off & Street Fair Steering Committee asks the Tustin Community Foundation to help them select one or two local non-profit organizations to receive a portion of the event proceeds. Applications are now being accepted from nonprofit organizations on the Foundation website. The deadline to submit applications on the Foundation website is March 15, 2012.
Over 37,000 people are expected to attend this year! Consider raising funds or visibility for your organization or business by operating a vendor booth.
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SAVE THE DATE
Friday, May 4, 2012
10:30 am - 1:00 pm
Community Volunteer Recognition Luncheon
sponsored by the
Tustin Community Foundation
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Tustin Area Historical Society 2012 Promenade Docent Volunteers Needed! Tustin Area Historical Society's Annual Promenade Home & Garden Tour is scheduled for Saturday, May 5, 2012! "The Magic of Tustin," the theme of this year's event ~ which will run from 9:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m. ~ promises to be a fun-filled day involving the whole community, with approximately six houses and at least two gardens on display. In addition to other planned activities, our local school band, choir and drama students will perform throughout the day at all venues. Volunteer docents are needed ~ no experience necessary! You may contact the Museum office right now at (714) 731-5701 to leave your name and telephone number, which will be forwarded on to our Docent Chair, Doreen Corwin. Thank you! Gretchen Whisler Tustin Area Historical Society |
THANK YOU to Everyone who Supported our Mayor's Inaugural Dinner
 
Mayor John Nielsen Jerry Amante and Beckie Gomez, Councilmembers
 
Beckman HS Orchestra Diane & Jerry Aust, Barbara Foster and Sharon Nicola
The Foundation thanks our generous DINNER SPONSORS:
RD Olson Development
Enderle Center
Standard Pacific Homes
Tustin Auto Center Merchants Association
Tustin Nissan
CR&R, Inc.
Southern California Edison ~ SCE
The Gas Company, a Sempra Energy Company
* At Play Photography * Cox Communications * Design West Technologies, Inc * LSA Associates, Inc * Honorable Doug Davert & Mrs. Davert * Honorable Al Murray and Mrs. Tammy Murray * Miramonte Winery * Mr. & Mrs. George Jeffries * Mr. & Mrs. Paul Irby * Nossaman LLP * Saltarelli Law Corporation * Tustin Ranch Golf Club * Tustin Community Bank * Tustin Graphics *
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