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Kathy Heggum
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About MeSacramento's Reason To Give is a Storyline collaboration between Kathy Heggum, MFT & Joey O'shea , Non-Profit Specialist. The story line is meant to inform the public of some truly unique fund-raising events happening in the Sacramento area and bring a spotlight to the very important organizations that service our community. The Review storyline is written by Joey O'shea to provide a followup so that the reader may experience the event through his eyes. Kathy is from Scottsdale, AZ and Joey is from Villa Park, CA |
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Pink! Pink! Pink! Pink is plastered everywhere. From the NFL and the MLB players wearing pink, to hundred of placements in the grocery stores, on the TV and in print, it’s impossible to go anywhere without seeing pink. Does anyone not know that it’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month? In Sacramento, the Susan G. Komen Foundation twist is “In the Pink”. They started the month off with “Call for the Cure,” a very successful telethon sponsored by KCRA/MY58 that raised an incredible $84,000. Local restaurants, including all in the Paragary chain, are participating in the “Dine Out for the Cure” by donating proceeds from special pink items on their menus. The Baron Gallery is one of many art galler
For local businesses all over Sacramento, there’s nothing like making great connections, branching out your network, and reaching consumers in need of your products. The Rainbow Chamber of Commerce provides an umbrella of networking opportunities for gays, lesbians and gay-friendly business owners through monthly mixers to political and community social events. Thanks to the success of its exceptional members, the Rainbow Chamber of Commerce gives back to our city through the Rainbow Chamber Foundation. Providing college scholarships and leadership awards to outstanding gay, lesbian and gay-friendly youth, the RCC Foundation takes tremendous steps forward to help improve the lives of the
When children are brought into this world, the universal hope for them is a loving, supportive, healthy life, with loving parents, a good education, and every need met with the utmost satisfaction. The sad truth is that even in our own Sacramento community, children are placed into the foster care system. Child abuse, neglect, drug addiction, and poverty are only a few of the nightmares faced by many young members of our city. These kids never asked to be in these situations nor do they have much of a say as to what happens to them including where they live or where they go to school. This is where Sacramento Child Advocates comes in! They have Given a voice and protected the rights of ove
400 friends & I attended the best party Fairytale Town has ever seen and the generosity of the Sacramenten's was truly evident. Benefitting the Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center, the wining, dinning and dancing added to the highlight of the event, the live auction. Every paddle raised went towards helping the homeless issue in Sacramento. David Sobon of David Sobon Auctions entertained and engaged the crowd into a bidding frenzy. It was fun to watch and got me raising my paddle too. The participating restaurants were fabulous, a mix of comfort food and elegant dishes. The wine was enjoyable and satisfying with all the local favorites in the house. A perf
How do words like helpless, lost and hopeless turn into words like support, confidence, and healing? They do, with the resources and services of the Alternatives Pregnancy Center. The center lifts up an individual struggling with the fear, decision, and consequences of an unplanned pregnancy by providing possibly life saving services including counseling, prenatal care, pregnancy checkups and sonograms, as well as parenting classes and aftercare. To help celebrate and continue their unmatched work in the community, Alternatives Pregnancy Center is having their “Catch a Falling Star- Annual Gala for Life“, on Sept. 24th, 2010 at 6:00 pm at the Sacramento Hyatt Re
I was in the audience for Kenny G. and wished I could have bid on the sax but i didn't have one of the VIP seats and couldn't get a bid card. Next time! I can't believe Kenny G came out early before the concert with the auctioneer. I have never seen any artist to do that before. I thought they were great, so cool for Sacramento! What generous man Kenny G is, he gave away 2 saxes that night. I guess they raised 50,000 with the angel wing thing, but thats just a guess.
Contributions from Joey O'shea of profitfornonprofits.org
This article was collaborated with Joey O'shea. Be sure to check out Profitfornonprofits.org for more information about Non-profits in the Sacramento area.
This article written by collaborator Joey O'Shea
Conversation about: I Am Equal Photo Tour
It was a pleasure to be apart of it - Joey O'shea