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Paul Harris Fellow Award
HON. KAREN O'NEIL
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FOUNDATIOATIONS
PARTNERS IN EDUCATION
The mission of Partners in Education is to empower students for the world ahead through business, school, and community collaboration by creating and supporting inspiring, skill-building opportunities for youth along their TK-12 journey.
Chelsae Duffy and Molly Alves receive a
$1,000 donation
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FIGHTING BACK
Santa Maria Valley
Our mission is to partner with all members of the community to achieve resilience against substance abuse, reduce violence, and promote a healthy and safe environment for our youth and families.
Edwin Weaver accepts a $1500 donation.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Dune Center Fundraiser
Contact Erika Weber
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Contact Molly Alves
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SMBR FUNDRAISER
Event Chair Pat McDermott provided an overview of the finances and progress of our newest fundraising endeavor. Honorary Member Cyndy McDermott shared some volunteer "opportunities" that are available, such as Parking, Greeters, and Concierge assistance. If you have not yet signed up, please get on board for what promises to be a great afternoon!
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Contact Holly Edds
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BRAGS
MOLLY ALVES recently celebrated her birthday with a wonderful weekend with her hubby! $37
BERTO RODRIGUEZ had a birthday, too! $47
KEVIN WALTHERS enjoyed revisiting a curriculum offering, but claimed he is not a swissy. $30
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FINES
KEVIN WALTHERS enjoyed revisiting a curriculum offering, but claimed he is not a swissy. $30
PAMELA MACAL for got her favorite glittery mug at last week's meeting. It's now safe and she can pick it up next week. $8O
LEONARD CHAMPION, in a "guilt by association…and his absence…was blamed for losing Erika Weber's orginal badge. $30
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PROGRAM
FIGHTING BACK
Santa Maria Valley
Recognized for groundbreaking work uplifting foster youth in Santa Barbara County by ACEsConnection, an online social platform for practitioners implementing trauma-informed and resilience-building practices for youth.
FBSMV is proud to offer a diverse array of programs dedicated to supporting at-promise youth. Our initiatives focus on academic success, character development, improved family engagement, teen substance abuse education/prevention, and access to essential resources like housing, food distribution, and mental health services.
Founded in 2003, Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley emerged from a coalition concerned about the impact of drugs and alcohol on local youth and families, Our mission is to partner with all members of the community to achieve resilience against substance use, reduce violence, and promote a healthy and safe environment for our youth and families.
Founded in 2003, Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley emerged from a coalition concerned about the impact of drugs and alcohol on local youth and families.
The nonprofit’s scope has since expanded to include reducing violence and promoting a safe environment in the Santa Maria Valley, encompassing several districts and nearly 30,000 enrolled students.
Through partnership, leading coalitions, and fostering resilient relationships with at-promise youth, Fighting Back aims to create a drug-free community and counter negative influences, one child at a time.