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Sacramento City College celebrate 100th anniversary on October 15, 2016 with many events, one included the TIME CAPSULE opening. The 1OO year old tin box held a book, money and mementos from 1916.
The10th Anniversary of An Evening with the Stars annual fundraiser celebrating excellence in education was held at Arden Hills Resort and Spa Country Club on October 14th. This year's Emcee is KVIE's Rob Stewart of Rob on the Road. 2016 Hall of Fame Honorees include: Alex Honnold, Rock Climber- Mira Loma High School; Kevin Gordon, President and Founding Partner, Capitol Advisors Group- San Juan High School; and Amy Brooks, Executive Vice President, Team Marketing & Business Operations at National Basketball Association -Bella Vista High School. The fundraiser is for teacher grants in Science, Technology, Arts, and Reading (STARS) for 40,000 K-12 students in SJUSD
Fundraiser was on Oct 14th with Host Gregory Scott. The mission is to raise resources for Parkinson's research, support and education. All of the proceeds will be used to help raise awareness and resources for Parkinson's research and education for those directly and indirectly affected by the disease, and awareness of those not yet diagnosed. Chevo Ramirez is a longtime philanthropist in Northern California and can be considered a local hero to some. He has helped to build and support hundreds of organizations and high impact service initiatives in Northern California over the past 30 years. In October of 2011, Chevo publicly announced that he has Parkinson's Disease, and expressed his interest to do everything he could to raise an unprecedented level of resources and awareness to help those in need.
The Sacramento Black Chamber of Women's Conference and Luncheon was held at the Embassy suites Riverfront, downtown Sacramento on October 11th.
On October 9th at Raley Field, the Junior League of Sacramento held their annual event, Touch-A-Truck Fundraiser. Touch‐a‐Truck is an educational community event that provided children a hands‐on opportunity to see and touch the heavy machinery and meet the people who operate it. Funds raised from this event will support JLS community programs, including Read & Feed, Kids in the Kitchen, Done in a Day, and other programs and events serving the greater Sacramento community. Touch‐a‐Truck is an educational community event that will provide children a hands‐on opportunity to see and touch the heavy machinery and meet the people who operate it. Funds raised from this event will support JLS community programs, including Read & Feed, Kids in the Kitchen, Done in a Day, and other programs and events serving the greater Sacramento community.
Sacramento Metro Chamber and its board of directors, welcomed nearly 800 members from throughout the region, to the Sacramento Convention Center for the 2016 Perspectives on Leadership: Redefining the Rules on October 7th. The audience heard from leaders in varying industries and walks of life as they shared their personal journeys, the importance of failure and significance of risk. They discovered how their experiences shaped who they are today, and how they stood tall when faced with opposition.
Sacramento Police and Sacramento Sheriff's Department were present at the Golden 1 Center's first concert, keeping an eye on the festivities.
United Way's Annual Day of Caring is turning into a Week of Caring! With the number of volunteers and projects increasing each year and meeting the needs of the community and eager volunteers by offering an entire week to give back. More than 1,000 business leaders, nonprofit partners and volunteers attended together across the region to tackle projects big and small. This year, kicked the week off at a place that is redefining our region – The Golden 1 Center Plaza, on October 3rd. The day started with an exciting rally followed by volunteers fanning out across the region throughout the week to complete service projects at more than 35 regional sites. Working together and fostering team building within the community exemplifies United Way's LIVE UNITED spirit and builds excitement to continue volunteer service and donating.
The Friends of the Crisis Nurseries major Fall fundraiser, Viva l Auto was on October 1 at Northridge Country Club. Viva l Auto is the pre- party for the Niello Concours, which was held on Oct 2nd, and all proceeds are donated to the Sacramento Children's Home Crisis Nurseries.
Blue Gaucho Project presented Blues For The Stamp 2016 - Thursday, September 29 that Beatnik Studios, Sacramento. The fundraiser featured a guest appearance and meets and greet with the creator of the Breast Cancer Research Stamp and founder of CureBreastCancer.org, Dr. Ernie Bodai. The event also feature live blues performances by various local artists in an effort to promote the sale of the Breast Cancer Research Stamp and to raise money and awareness for breast cancer research, which has raised over $90 million.
The ALS Association hosted their largest annual fundraising event, the Walk to Defeat ALS on Saturday, October 1st at Raley Field. Over 3,000 people showed up in support of finding a cure for ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis). The event raised nearly $300,000 in support of patients and caregivers living in the Greater Sacramento region.
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