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STOCKTON BOULEVARD PARTNERSHIP

ON THE MOVE!!!

Stockton Blvd Partnership (SBP) along with SBP Board members and Council member Eric Guerra, took a stroll touring the northern end of the Stockton Blvd corridor, looking at different locations for potential housing projects with the newest Council member elect Phil Pluckebaum. (Pictured above)

Stockton Blvd Partnership attended Visit Sacramento’s Annual Luncheon along with business owners from the Stockton Blvd corridor: Pho Bac, Pegasus Bakery, and some of the Visit Sacramento team. (Pictured below)

Lunch is available for youth 18 and under who are physically present. Meals must be consumed on-site. No registration is required. Drop-ins are welcome. 



  • Eligibility documentation is not required
  • Provided for free to all youth 18 and under
  • Look for signage at the library or meeting room entrance 


* Please note: Lunch will not be served on Juneteenth (June 19) and Independence Day (July 4). All libraries will be closed for those holidays.


Meal Locations

Meal sites are available at 14 library locations: Arcade

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, Carmichael, Colonial Heights

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, Del Paso Heights

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, Elk Grove

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, Fair Oaks

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, Martin Luther King, Jr.

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, North Highlands - Antelope

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, North Sacramento - Hagginwood

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, Rancho Cordova,  Rio Linda,

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 Southgate

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, Sylvan Oaks

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, and Valley Hi - North Laguna

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Valley Vision, a civic leadership organization serving the Sacramento region, has received a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to research the availability and quality of broadband and Internet service for local businesses and their digital needs. This analysis will be used to develop a Regional Business Broadband Master Plan to identify strategies, tools, and solutions.For this analysis, Valley Vision is surveying businesses of all types in the four-county region. The online survey takes just a few minutes and offers an important opportunity to provide input on your existing broadband and Internet conditions and needs. It can be completed on any computer, laptop, smart phone, or device connected to the Internet. If you have questions or would like to provide further input beyond the survey, please contact Navreet Hundal at Valley Vision, navreet.hundal@valleyvision.org, Office (916) 325-1630, Cell (209) 534-1731.The survey can be accessed at:
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2024 LEORA HILL SCHOLARSHIP


June 19, 2024 Deadline



About The Namesake


Leora Hill was born on August 7, 1951, in Lorain, Ohio, to Raymond Edward Fowler Sr. and Priscilla Jane Douthit. She was the fourth of six children and mirrored her values of love, family, and social responsibility in her own two children, Toni and Troy Fowler. Leora began her working life at the Ford Motor plant and discovered the importance of dignity at work and advocating for workers' rights soon on. She moved to California in 1981 with her daughter, and in 1982, she met the man who would become her best friend and life partner, Wayne Hill. They married on March 29, 1985.


Leora's most impactful career experience was with the Board of Equalization, where she spent 23 years as a California state employee. Not only was she a dedicated public servant, but her state employment led her to be a social justice activist and leader of SEIU Local 1000. Of her many accolades as a Local 1000 leader, Leora served as the chair of the Committee on Political Education (COPE) for Southern California, and President of Local 1000's District Labor Council (DLC) 723. The pride she held for her DLC and the members of her immediate community was reflected in her acts of service and the ongoing conversations with her members on matters that were important to them. She was a great leader for state employees of Los Angeles County, and she worked hard to hold elected officials accountable for quality public services.


Local 1000's African-American Committee is proud to honor such a dedicated activist by holding this essay contest as a tribute to her memory and her commitment to Labor.



Eligibility Requirements


1. All full dues-paying members of SEIU Local 1000 and their children or immediate dependents are eligible for the scholarships.


2. All entries must be received by the close of business on June 19, 2024. Applications may be mailed to SEIU Local 1000, 1801 Excise Ave, #101, Ontario, CA 91761, Attention: African-American Committee. Applications may be walked into any SEIU Local 1000 field office. Applications may also be emailed to AACmte@seiu1000.org No faxes will be accepted.


3. The 2024 awards will be announced to the winners by August 7, 2024, and acknowledged at the final African-American Committee meeting of the year.


4. Proof of enrollment in a learning institution is required at the time of the application and essay submission.


a. High School Awards are for students entering 9th through 12th grade.


b. College awards are for students entering any year of college or trade school.



Writing Guidelines


1. The theme of the contest is "Making Black History." Unions give black workers the space to create opportunities for all communities. Describe the impact made by black social justice leaders on modern unions of today. How will you help Local 1000 make black history?


2. Essays must be the original work of the student. If the essay is found to be plagiarized, it will be disqualified.


Submission guidelines: Entries will be accepted and judged as follows:



1. High School: 1000 to 1200 words (Citations and bibliography are not included in the word count.)


2. College: 1000 to 1200 words (Citations and bibliography are not included in the word count. Essays must have a minimum of five sources & essays must include a bibliography.)


Judging


The essays are subject to a blind judging process, and the identity of the writers will not be revealed until after the judging of all essays has been completed. Votes will be tabulated, and the winners will be announced on the African-American Committee page of SEIU Local 1000's website.


PRIZES


1 - $1000 College


1 - $250 High School



Click here to download the application.

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Gamma Epsilon Foundation Scholarship


The Gamma Epsilon Foundation Scholarship Committee will post the application on its

website, and send announcements out to the various educational institutions in the

Greater Sacramento Area.


Applications will be reviewed by the committee and select those students who best match the established scholarship criteria.


Scholarships will be awared on July 22, of 2024, at a scholarship recognition dinner held at the Catta Verdera Country Club, 1111 Catta Verdera, Lincoln, California 95648.


Complete the following application form and submit with your unofficial transcripts by June 3, 2024!


They expect to award at least ten $1,000.00 scholarships.

Application to Apply

Lao Family Community Development CNA Program

Interested in being a CNA? The CARE Community Center in Sacramento is currently enrolling participants! The City of Sacramento CNA Program is a 320-hour paid training program with job placement and retention. The fees for the test, license, and course will be covered by the Lao Family.

SAT Schedule


Please make sure that your Senior students sign up for the SAT Test on August 26 or October 7. Registration deadline is soon - see the attached schedule. Students will possibly qualify for a fee waiver.


The SAT is also needed to apply for most scholarships.


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Scholarships for Students


The Sacramento Region Community Foundation are helping local students pursue higher education!


The Foundation manages over 40 scholarship funds, which were established by local individuals, families, businesses and organizations. Our scholarships provide tuition assistance and recognition to local students as they strive to achieve a wide range of goals through the pursuit of higher education.

Each scholarship fund has its own unique criteria for selecting recipients, including academic achievement, financial need, educational and career goals, community involvement and ethnic background. Annual scholarship awards range from $500 to $8,000 and may be used for accredited academic and vocational training programs. You can view our scholarships grid detailing criteria for each opportunity.
 

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Quick Reference Contact Numbers


Adult Protective Services

County of Sacramento ................................................................ (916) 874-9377


Animal Control

City of Sacramento ...................................................................... (916) 808-7387

County of Sacramento ................................................................ (916) 368-7387


Better Business Bureau .............................................................. (916) 443-6843


California Franchise Tax Board .................................................. (800) 852-5711


Elder Abuse Hotline ..................................................................... (916) 874-9377


Emergency .................................................................................... 911


Garbage / Curbside Recycling / Hazardous Waste

City of Sacramento ...................................................................... (916) 808-5011

County of Sacramento ................................................................ (916) 363-9390


Internal Revenue Service ............................................................ (800) 829-1040


Medi-Cal Information .................................................................. (916) 874-3100


Medicare Information ................................................................. (800) MEDICARE


Nursing Home Ombudsman ...................................................... (916) 376-8910


PG&E ............................................................................................. (800) 743-5000


Police, Sacramento City (non-emergency) ............................... (916) 264-5471


Postal Info / National Zip Code Line ......................................... (800) 275-8777


Regional Transit .......................................................................... (916) 321-2877


Road Conditions ......................................................................... (800) 427-7623


Sacramento Fire Department ................................................... (916) 228-3035


Sheriff

County of Sacramento ............................................................... (916) 874-5115


SMUD ........................................................................................... (916) 452-3211


Social Security Administration .................................................. (800) 772-1213


Voter Registration ...................................................................... (916) 875-6451


Water / City of Sacramento Utilities ........................................ (916) 264-5454



For phone referral to information and assistance call 211

In Sacramento, 211 can be used to locate support services for older Americans and persons with disabilities.


Visit the 211 website at www.211sacramento.org
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AGING/ADVOCACY GROUPS


AARP

1415 L St., Suite 960

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.aarp.org ................................................................................... (866) 448-3614


Agency on Aging/Area 4

1401 El Camino Ave., 4th Floor

Sacramento, CA 95815

www.agencyonaging4.org ............................................................... (916) 486-1876


Assets & Aging

3550 Watt Ave., Ste. 140

Sacramento, CA. 95821

www.assetsandaging.com .............................................................. (800) 999-8007


California Assocition for Adult Day Services

1107 Ninth St., Suite 701

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.caads.org ................................................................................. (916) 552-7400


California Association for Area Agencies on Aging

980 Ninth St.

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.c4a.info ..................................................................................... (916) 443-2800


California Commission on Aging

1300 National Drive, Suite 173

Sacramento, CA 95834

www.ccoa.ca.gov .............................................................................. (916) 419-7591


California Department of Aging

1300 National Drive, Suite 200

Sacramento, CA 95834

www.aging.ca.gov ............................................................................. (916) 419-7500


California Partnership for Long-Term Care

PO Box 997413, MS-4100

Sacramento, CA 95899

www.rureadyca.org .......................................................................... (916) 552-8990


California Senior Legislature

1020 N St., Room 513

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.4csl.org ..................................................................................... (916) 767-4382


Congress of California Seniors

1230 N St., Suite 201

Sacramento, CA 95814 ..................................................................... (916) 442-4474


Foundation Aiding the Elderly

PO Box 254849

Sacramento, CA 95865

www.4fate.org ................................................................................... (916) 481-8558


Leading Age California

1315 I St., Suite 100

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.leadingageca.org ..................................................................... (916) 392-5111


Long-term Care Ombudsman Crisis Line

1401 El Camino Ave., 4th Floor

Sacramento, CA 95815

www.agencyonaging7.org .......................................24-hour line... (800) 231-4024


Mobile Home Ombudsman

Mobile Home Assistance Center

PO Box 278690

Sacramento, CA 95827

www.hcd.ca.gov ................................................................................ (800) 952-8356


Older Women's League

PO Box 161646

Sacramento, CA 95816

owlcap@gmail.com

Meetings held monthly at Hart Senior Center.

www.owlsaccap.org .......................................................................... (916) 832-6863


Retired Public Employees Association of California

300 T St.

Sacramento, CA 95811

www.rpea.com ............................................................................ rpeahq@rpea.com


Sacramento County Adult and Aging Commission

www.dcfas.saccounty.net ................................................................. (916) 874-9598


Sacramento County Dept. of Child, Family and Adult Services

9750 Business Park Drive

Sacramento, CA 95827

www.dcfas.saccounty.net ................................................................. (916) 874-4044


State Long-Term Care Ombudsman at California Dept. of Aging

1300 National Drive, Suite 200

Sacramento, CA 95834

www.aging.ca.gov .............................................................................. (916) 419-7500

24-hour line ........................................................................................ (800) 231-4024
 
 

Clubs & Organizations


Carmichael Cactus and Succulent Society

Meets 10 a.m. first Thursday of the month at Carmichael Park Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Ave, Carmichael. ................................................................ www.ccandss.com


Carmichael Senior's Club

Meets second and fourth Thursday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., each month at Carmichael Park Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Ave, Carmichael. ............................... (916) 487-5525


Cottage Senior Club

Meets first, third and fifth Tuesday each month, 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m., in the Conzelmann Center, 2201 Cottage Way, Sacramento.

www.fecrpd.com ................................................................................. (916) 927-3892


Friendship Force of Sacramento

www.ffsacramento.org ................................... email: president@ffsacramento.org


The Genealogical Association of Sacramento

Meets third Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m. (except

July, August and December), Noon., at Belle Coolidge Library, 5600 South Land Park Drive, Sacramento. ................................................................. www.gensac.org


Gray Eagles

Social group sharing the history of military and or civilian aviation. Meets second Monday each month at noon at Golden Corral Buffet, 4940 Watt Ave., North Highlands.

www.grayeagles.net ........................................................................... (916) 421-0844


Mahjong Club

Meets daily,11 a.m.- 1 p.m., ACC Senior Services, 7334 Park City Drive, Sacramento. ......................................................................................... (916) 393-9026


Mission Oaks Senior Wednesday Club

Meets the first four Wednesdays of every month,10 a.m.-3 p.m., at Mission Oak Community Center, 4701 Gibbons Drive, Carmichael. ................... (916) 972-0336


North Highlands Cards and Pinochle Club

Meets Thursday, 2:15 p.m.-3:00 p.m., at North Highlands Community Center, 6040 Watt Ave., North Highlands.

www.nhrpd.org .................................................................................... (916) 332-7440


Organic Gardening Club of Sacramento County

Meets first Friday, 10 a.m. at Carmichael Park Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Ave, Carmichael. ........................................................................................... (916) 635-6724


Old Times Fiddlers Association - District 5

Meets second Sunday of every month, 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m., at Orangevale Grange, 5807 Walnut Ave., Orangevale. ........................................ www.csotfa.com


Overalls Square Dance Club

Meets Thursday, 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m., at the Royer Park Veterans Memorial Hall, 110 Park Drive, Roseville.

www.overallssquaredance.org .......................................................... (916) 573-0228


The Renaissance Society

7750 College Town Drive, Rm. 106

Sacramento, CA 95819

email: renaissa@csus.edu

www.csus.edu/org/rensoc ................................................................. (916) 758-5133


Root Cellar Sacramento Genealogical Society

PO Box 265

Citrus Heights, CA 95611-0265 ................................................... www.rootcellar.org


Sacramento Capitolaires

Sacramento's premier a cappella barbershop chorus and quartets since 1946.

www.capitolaires.org .......................................................................... (888) 877-9806


Sacramento Odd Fellows

1831 Howe Ave.

Sacramento, CA 95825

www.sacioofhall.com .......................................................................... (916) 921-0569


Sacramento Senior Citizen's Club Dance

Sacramento's premier a cappella barbershop chorus and quartets since 1946.

www.capitolaires.org .......................................................................... (916) 877-9806


Senior Center of Elk Grove

8230 Civic Center Drive #140

Elk Grove, CA 95757

www.thesceg.com ............................................................................... (916) 685-3160


Society of Military Widows, Sacramento Chapter #5

Meets first Saturday, 11:30 a.m., at Lions Gate Hotel, McClellan Park.

www.militarywidows.org .................................................................... (916) 635-6724


Sons in Retirement - SIR, Sacramento

Meets second Wednesday, 11:00 a.m., at Elk's Lodge, 11440 Elks Circle, Rancho Cordova.

www.sirinc.org/branch/117 ................................................................ (916) 359-2412


Soroptimist Sacramento Club

Meets first and third Fridays, 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m., at Shriner's Hospital, 2425 Stockton Blvd., Sacramento.

www.soroptimistsacramento.com ..............................................................................


Western Swing Society

Meets first Sunday of every month (except October), 1:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m., at the Machinist Hall, 2749 Sunrise Blvd, Rancho Cordova.

www.westernswingsociety.net .......................................................... (916) 704-1566


WAC (Womens Army Corps) Veterans' Association, Chapter 96

3916 Arderly Court

Sacramento, CA 95826

www.armywomen.org ........................................................................ (916) 361-9026


Widowed Persons Association

2628 El Camino Ave., Suite D-18

Sacramento, CA 95821

Sunday Support held weekly, 3-5 p.m.

www.sacwidowed.org ........................................................................ (916) 972-9722


Women's Civic Improvement Club

3555 Third Ave.

Sacramento, CA 95817

www.wcicinc.org ................................................................................. (916) 457-8661
 

Community Services


American Red Cross

1565 Exposition Blvd.

Sacramento, CA 95815

www.redcross.org/local/california/gold-country.............................. (916) 993-7070


Canine Companions for Independence Gold Rush Chapter

www.cci.org .......................................................................................... (800) 572-2275


Del Oro Caregiver Resource Center

8421 Auburn Blvd., Suite 265

Citrus Heights, CA 95610

Caregiver resources and support.

www.deloro.org ................................................................................... (916) 728-9333


The Jewish Federation of the Sacramento Region

2130 21st Street

Sacramento, CA 95818

jewishsac.org ....................................................................................... (916) 728-9333


Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage

Sacramento sales office

mykpagent.org .................................................................................... (888) 448-9400


KVIE Public Television

2030 W. El Camino Ave.

Sacramento, CA 95833

www.kvie.org ....................................................................................... (916) 929-5843


Legal Services of Northern California

515 12th Street

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.lsnc.net ....................................................................................... (916) 551-2150


Neighborhood Services Division

915 I Street, 3rd Floor

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.cityofsacramento.org/parksandrec ......................................... (916) 808-6789


Project GO, Inc.

801 Vernon Street

Roseville, CA 95678

www.projectgoinc.org ......................................................................... (916) 782-3443


Project GO, Inc. is a non-profit community action organization that advocates for and enhances the quality of life of low to moderate income and at-risk families and seniors by providing them with affordable housing, energy conservation and emergency assistance.


Emergency Utility Bill Assistance ....................................................... (888) 524-5705


Home Energy Weatherization Assurance Program ......................... (916) 782-3443


Affordable Independent Senior Housing .......................................... (916) 773-4050


River City Food Bank

1800 28th Street

Sacramento, CA 95816

www.rivercityfoodbank.org ................................................................ (916) 446-2627


Sacramento County In-Home Support Services

PO Box 269131

Sacramento, CA 95826 ........................................................................ (916) 874-9471


Sacramento Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)

6201 Florin Perkins Road

Sacramento, CA 95828

www.sspca.org .................................................................................... (916) 383-7387


SeniorLink, El Hogar, Inc.

Linking seniors to community resources and activities

Email: slreferral@elhogarinc.org

www.elhogarinc.org ............................................................................ (916) 369-7872


Senior Companions Program

www.scpasacramento.org .................................................................. (916) 875-3622


Senior Peer Counseling Program NorCal Mental Health America

720 Howe Ave.

Sacramento, CA 95825

www.calvoice.org ................................................................................. (916) 366-4600


Shores of Hope

110 Sixth St.

West Sacramento, CA 95605

www.shoresofhope.org ...................................................................... (916) 383-7387


Yolo County Adult Protective Services

500 A. Jefferson Blvd., Suite 100

West Sacramento, CA 95605

www.yolocounty.org ........................................................................... (530) 661-2727


Senior Link of Yolo County

619 North St.

Woodland, CA 95695 ........................................................................... (530) 207-4250

www.seniorlinkyolo.lsnc.net .............................................................. (877) 883-4927
 

Consumer Assistance


Better Business Bureau of Northeast California

10399 Old Placerville Road

Sacramento, CA 95827

www.bbb.org ........................................................................................ (916) 443-6843


California Department of Consumer Affairs

1625 N. Market Blvd., Suite N112

Sacramento, CA 95834

www.dca.ca.gov ................................................................................... (800) 952-5210


California Telephone Access Program (CTAP)

PO Box 30310

Stockton, CA 95213

www.californiaphones.org ................................................................. (800) 806-1191


Deaf & Disabled Telecommunications Program

(voice and TTY)

1300 Ethan Way, Suite 105

Sacramento, CA 95825

www.ddtp.org ...................................................................................... (800) 806-1191


Funeral Consumers Alliance of Northern California

PO Box 60266

Sacramento, CA 95860

www.fcanc.org ..................................................................................... (916) 486-3552


Seniors Against Investment Fraud (SAIF)

California Department of Business Oversight

1515 K St., Suite 200

Sacramento, CA 95814

................................................................................................................ (916) 445-7205

www.dbo.ca.gov/outreach ................................................................. (866) 275-2677
 

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