Bridge to Home, the Santa Clarita Valley’s primary provider of services for homeless individuals and families, is seeking to raise $250,000 to ensure year-round homeless shelter services, and Stay Green Inc. has answered that call by becoming the nonprofit’s first premier sponsor.
Stay Green, headquartered in Santa Clarita, is celebrating nearly 50 years of providing quality landscaping services to the community and throughout Southern California.
“Stay Green is committed to supporting our community,” said Stay Green CEO Chris Angelo. “We are very proud to be partnering with Bridge to Home in their mission to provide crucial services to those experiencing homelessness. We encourage other local businesses to join Stay Green and sign up to be a premier sponsor.”
Stay Green is not only stepping up as the first premier sponsor, but also Angelo has joined the Bridge to Home board of directors.
“We are fortunate to have the support of our local businesses, like Stay Green, that are willing to give funds, as well as their time,” said Bridge to Home Executive Director Michael Foley. “I am excited to have this great local company on board as our very first premier sponsor.”
Bridge to Home is offering sponsorship opportunities to help raise the funds necessary to provide 60 beds year-around.
Stay Green CEO Chris Angelo
Community members’ and businesses’ investment as a Bridge to Home Premium Community Sponsor provides vital resources such as employment assistance, legal and financial counseling, physical and mental health care, housing assistance and much more.
Donations of $25,000 and more qualify for Premier Sponsor level, and the following benefits:
* Top sponsorship level benefits at Bridge to Home’s signature event and fundraiser.
* Premium recognition on all advertising and collateral material for all Bridge to Home events, including the Cowboy Chili Cook-Off at the Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival, which draws more than 10,000 people every year.
* Logo, recognition and “powered by” statement on every page of the new, improved Bridge to Home website.
* Recognition as the Premium Community Sponsor on all Bridge to Home media releases and outreach.
* Logo and “powered by” statement in all monthly e-newsletters.
* Logo and “powered by” statement in all other promotional materials and collateral from Bridge to Home.
Bridge to Home has additional sponsorship opportunities available for its upcoming “Soup for the Soul” event, “Sera in Italia,” scheduled 6 p.m. Oct. 12 at the new Bella Vida senior center facility at 27180 Golden Valley Road, Canyon Country 91351.
This annual event invites you to enjoy an evening in Italy with simmering soups, crafted fresh from the garden, and prepared by your favorite restaurants.
Sponsorship levels start at $1,000 and individual tickets are $100. All proceeds help Bridge to Home with its mission of providing resources to those experiencing homelessness in the local community.
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Each October Circle of Hope recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its annual event, 31 Days of Hope to help increase attention and support for the awareness, early detection and treatment of this disease.
Foster youth in Santa Clarita have a new, dedicated place to study and receive homework help and tutoring. The local Fostering Youth Independence (FYI) organization has created The Study Place in response to the transition to online learning due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
With the 2020 SCV Walk to End Alzheimer’s quickly approaching on Saturday, October 3, the planning committee and the California Southland Chapter Alzheimer’s Association would like to update everyone regarding the Walk Day events.
Santa Clarita City Council members approved the issuance of $15 million in bonds to finance the costs of buying a 93,000-square-foot ice rink, as well as approved funding for the Committee on Aging and extended a three-year lease for The Main.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed Tuesday 39 new deaths and 905 new cases of confirmed COVID-19, with 6,156 total cases in the Santa Clarita Valley.
The largest indoor mall operator in the region, with locations including the Westfield Valencia Town Center, has filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County over COVID-19 health guidelines that have kept the shopping centers closed.
The Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger, whose 5th District includes the Santa Clarita Valley, and coauthored by Supervisor Sheila Kuehl to begin sharing data about veteran suicides between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Los Angeles County and explore the possibility of establishing a countywide veteran suicide review team.
Each October Circle of Hope recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its annual event, 31 Days of Hope to help increase attention and support for the awareness, early detection and treatment of this disease.
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Fed up with the growing number of untraceable homemade firearms used in gun crimes and mass shootings, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced a federal lawsuit Tuesday to force the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to crack down on so-called “ghost guns” that skirt laws requiring background checks and age verification.
Thousands of Southern California Edison customers were suddenly left without power late Tuesday morning in Newhall after balloons came in contact with power lines, according to officials.
The Board of Supervisors approved a motion by Supervisor Kathryn Barger and coauthored by Supervisor Janice Hahn that will enable elementary schools to begin applying for a waiver to reopen grades TK-2 in schools, prioritizing schools with a high number of low-income students.
While in-person events may be postponed for the time being, the city of Santa Clarita events team is bringing you virtual and physically distanced happenings to fill the void.
The fast-moving Martindale Fire, which started near Bouquet Reservoir, remained at 230 acres overnight, with firefighters able to achieve 40% containment by Tuesday morning.
EDUCAUSE, the nonprofit higher education information technology association, awarded former California State University, Northridge Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Hilary J. Baker with its 2020 Community Leadership Award.
The Valley Industry Association will welcome Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth as the Keynote Speaker for the October VIA Virtual Series taking place Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 11:00 a.m - 12:30 p.m.
In its 2015 regional annual report, UNESCO, a specialized agency of the United Nations that promotes international collaboration in education, science, and culture, listed Mozambique as one of the countries in Africa with the highest incidence of girl marriage.
Smoke from a brush fire dubbed the Martindale Fire in Bouquet Canyon near the Bouquet Reservoir was visible from areas in the Santa Clarita Valley shortly after the blaze broke out Monday afternoon, quickly burning 200 acres and threatening structures.
The global COVID-19 death toll surpassed 1 million Monday afternoon, a grim milestone in a pandemic that caught much of the world unprepared for a health crisis and left economies reeling, convulsed politics and fundamentally altered the world.
Newhall resident Daniel Bradley, a Vietnam veteran and Gold Star son, had the chance to fly to Washington, D.C., to attend a reception at the White House Sunday to honor Gold Star families and their loved ones who’ve died in service.
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