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Hi, I am a volunteer at the SweetPea Gift Shoppe, a non-profit, all-vol- unteer outfit that supports Sonoma County senior crafts. I would really appreciate you're publishing the request below for our shop in your Community Wish List: SweetPea Gift Shoppe seeks volun-
teers to work one day (or more), four hours a week, 10 am to 2 pm, Mon- Fri. We are an all-volunteer, non- profit outfit that supports Sonoma County senior artisans' efforts to sell lovely and clever handcrafted items to the public. Rohnert Park Senior Center, 6800 Hunter Dr., RP, 707- 585-6786. Please phone, or come by to pick up application. Consignors welcome.
Thank you, Sincerely Jane Boyle, Volunteer
Sometimes we have up to 14 tiny little feet to keep warm in win- ter and keep them
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sox..sometime we need shoes....did I mention single bed sheets on which to snooz.... sometimes we have brothers and sis- ters off to school in the morn...who would feel badly wearing coats that were torn....[I forgot to add diapers and those neat bottom wipers]...We do what we do...due to the need...our purpose of caring starts with a seed... it grows into giving of a non mon- etary request...our community thanks you...we all do our best... Submitted by Joan Dayton on behalf of Women In
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Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County is looking for potential homeowner partners. Attached you will find our informational meet- ing announcement. Please help us find deserving families for our hous- ing program. If you need additional information, or if you would like to interview our Director Kathy Fong, please call me, 707-578-7707 x104.
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Just Between Friends is having its HUGE Back to School
Families can consign the items they have outgrown and earn cash in their pockets - top consignor last Spring earned more than $3,000 and average consignor made $380. More than 41,000 items were on sale at the event last Spring (see photo attached) Families can find HUGE bargains on the things they're growing into - 30-90% off retail on new and gently-used clothes (0-12 years & maternity), toys, games, strollers, furni- ture, outdoor gear, Halloween & Holiday and much more. PLUS, there's an exclusive presale for first time, adop- tive & foster parents, teach- ers & daycare providers and military families. More than 3,000 shoppers at the sale last Spring. The event partners with two important organiza- tions to help local children - Our Kids Sake, a 501c3 helping the 1,000+ homeless children in Sonoma County, and Active 20-30, helping disadvantaged children in Sonoma County with organi- zation chapters in Santa Rosa (2), Healdsburg, Petaluma, Sebastopol and Rohnert Park. Sign up and full details at
www.jbfsale.com/northbay. I hope you find this event news- worthy for your audience. If you would a photo to print or any other information, please feel free to contact me at any time.
shopping event Sept. 9-11 at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds
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Dear Mr. Doyle, Thank you for your wonderful newspaper and the focus on good news! We can always use that in this world. I am the Transportation
Coordinator at the Sebastopol Area Senior center. I developed a senior transportation program with the Senior Center which is funded by the Sonoma Area Agency on Aging. For the past 3.5 years we have provided free rides to people 60 and over in the West County who need to get to medical, shopping or social service appointments. I have recruited 38 volunteer drivers who provide the transportation in their own vehicles at their own expense. We have given 2,488 people l0,590 rides from January 2008 through June 2011. We have been re-funded for the next 4 years. Our program has been highly successful and both riders and drivers love their time together. I would love to share this program with your readers and would like to know about the process involved in making this happen. I look forward to hearing from you and thanks again for what you do.
(Ms.) Dean Brittingham Transportation Coordinator Sebastopol Area Senior Center 167 No. High Street Sebastopol, CA 829.2440 office
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