18 • November 2017 • UPBEAT TIMES, INC.


Sonoma County, CA. ~ Tran- scendence has developed our Rise Up & Recover Fund to help support the communities of Glen Ellen, Kenwood, Santa Rosa, and Sonoma, California. 100% of the proceeds from this campaign will go to sup- port those affected by the fi res, evacuees and fi rst responders. The need is only beginning. As Sonoma County recovers,


Holiday Guide #1 • 2017 ~ EVENTS, ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD AND More!


Rise Up & Recover Fund 100% Goes to Evacuees & First Responders & More!


this is the time for the rest of us to rise up and come togeth- er. We have a responsibility to help this incredible community through these very challenging times. If you would like to send a check you can mail to Tran- scendence Theatre Company, 19201 Sonoma Highway, #214, Sonoma, CA 95476. Please put “rise up & recover fund” in the memo line.


After Thanksgiving Nov. 24th & 25th


2 Day Sale


OFF Every Pair of Boots, Shoes, Sandals & Slippers


20%


Danner, Haix & Wesco Boots Excluded Santa Rosa Shoes


Specializing in wide shoes and large sizes since 1956


2255 Cleveland Avenue, Santa Rosa 95403 santarosashoes.net


546-1083 • HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9-6, Sun-closed 18 • November 2017 • UPBEAT TIMES, INC.


At Dada’s you’ll only fi nd the real thing...Great sandwiches, burgers, fries, homemade lasagna, soup, salads, desserts, and much more. For 46 years our customers have become our family and friends. We are family owned and operated. Find out why Dada’s is such a favorite!


OPEN M-F - 7am to 3:30pm The grill is open from 7am-2:30pm


3100 Dutton Ave., Suite 122 Santa Rosa, CA


707-526-3232 HWY 101 Corby Ave Auto Row Dutton Ave Standish Volunteer Center of Sonoma County: A Key Resource for Fire Victims


Santa Rosa, CA. ~ The Volun- teer Center of Sonoma County continues to serve as a crucial resource to help support the fi re victims through volunteer matching, operating 2-1-1 and fundraising to buy new laptops for students and teachers. Doz- ens of phone-bank volunteers are focused on matching com- munity needs with volunteers who want to provide their time and donated supplies – over 5,000 volun- teers have already been processed. “The level of support from those near and afar is incredible,” says Cami Kahl, Executive Director of the Vol- unteer Center. “With over 45 years of connecting volunteers within our community, we have the resources in place to lead volunteer


efforts throughout


the county during catastrophic events.”


In collaboration with the


County of Sonoma’s Emergen- cy Offi ce of Communication and 2-1-1 Sonoma, the Volun- teer Center of Sonoma County is coordinating relief efforts to insure a centralized fl ow of in- formation and effi cient support. Call 2-1-1 for non-emer- gency assistance


or


if you have do-


nations of supplies to


offer. 2-1-1 Sonoma is a single source donation data- base helping effectively con- nect supplies to people in need. The Volunteer Center of So- noma County has also part- nered with the Sonoma County Offi ce of Education to assist teachers and students that have lost everything as a result of the devastating North Bay fi res. While these individu-


Dada’s Deli Restaurant


als are working to rebuild and acquire basic personal essen- tials, they also do not have the tools required to prepare lesson plans or school assignments. Their most immediate need – laptops, tablets and Chrome- books. Here’s how you can help: 1. Go to www.volunteer- now.org to pledge a mon- etary donation towards new laptops.


2. New laptops/tablets/ Chromebooks may be pur- chased by you and donated to the Volunteer Center of So- noma County. 3. Gently used devices may also be donated. We can ac- cept used computers if they are in good condition, less than 3 years old, and wiped clean of your personal data. The Sonoma County Offi ce of Education will be managing the distribution of this equip- ment aligned with identity and displacement verifi cation. Donations can be mailed


or delivered in person to the Volunteer Center of Sonoma County, 153 Stony Circle, Suite 100, Santa Rosa, CA 95401. Volunteer Center offi ce hours are 9am-5pm, Monday through Friday. 707-573-3399 www.volunteernow.org.


“You cannot control what


happens to you, but you can control your attitude


toward what


happens to you, and in that, you


will be mastering change rather


than allowing it to


master you.” Brian Tracy


“See the past with perspective, face the future with hope... and celebrate today “ ~ Dr. Humor


Hearn Ave


Bellevue Ave


Todd Rd


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