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July 31st 2009
Temecula nonprofit among those tapping Verizon grants A Temecula nonprofit agency was tapped as one of seven California groups and 15 domestic violence shelters that will split $1.5 million in grants from the Verizon Foundation. Safe Alternatives for Ev... November 6th 2009  Read Full StoryTemecula Rotary group aids youth programs Late last month, the Rotary Old Town Temecula group presented the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County a $1,200 donation from the proceeds of its “Talent Idol” competition. The event – which wa... November 6th 2009 Read Full StoryCelebrate the season by horsing around TROT Therapeutic Riding of Temecula, a nonprofit, will hold their Harvest Festival on Nov. 14 at the Rancho Pacifica Equestrian Center in Temecula wine country. The Inland Empire Autism Society of Am... October 30th 2009 Read Full StoryPechanga ‘Battle of Badges’ take tops $52,000 for police programs More than $52,000 was raised for law enforcement charity programs the Oct. 17 “Battle of the Badges XIII” at Pechanga Resort & Casino. The sold-out event generated $37,660 in ticket sales and ano... October 30th 2009 Read Full StoryGroup gives Sun City boy his farm wish A 5-year-old Sun City boy who is living with leukemia was able to get down and dirty Sunday on a Menifee farm thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County and the Inland Empire. Tristen Crou... October 30th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Komen crowds Promenade mall with cancer fighters Thousands of cancer fighters thronged The Promenade mall for the 11th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Temecula last Sunday. The national breast cancer organization holds annual five-kilome... October 23rd 2009 Read Full StoryCity, SAFE leaders dedicate nonprofit’s new home A Temecula-based nonprofit group that assists families who are grappling with domestic violence and other difficulties has moved into its new home in a city-owned building recently completed along Puj... October 16th 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Temecula computer artist’s works featured in MDA collection Two computer creations done by artist Thomas L. Nelson of Temecula have been accepted into the Muscular Dystrophy Association Art Collection. Now in its 17th year, the collection features artwork by ... October 16th 2009 Read Full StoryMotorcycle ride nets $13,000 for law enforcement memorials LAKE SKINNER — About 400 motorcyclists participated in a 91-mile ride last weekend that began in Riverside and traveled to Banning, Lake Perris, Diamond Valley Lake and Lake Skinner as it raised $13,0... October 9th 2009 Read Full StoryIt was all Greek to them at church festival in Temecula It started back in 1991 when George and Kyriaki Tait first came to Temecula. Originally from Athens, the couple sought out other people who would be interested in forming a Greek Orthodox church in t... October 9th 2009 Read Full StoryDaughters of Norway launch local lodge Officials from the Daughters of Norway (DON) Grand Lodge instituted the newest lodge, Hulda Garborg #49 (Rainbow), on Aug. 29 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Temecula. Eighteen charter members were ini... October 2nd 2009 Read Full StoryRestaurant fundraiser set to benefit Murrieta mom An all-day fundraising event will be held from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. Sunday at a Temecula restaurant to benefit Lesley Reyes, a 38-year-old mother of five children who suffers from breast cancer. Reye... October 2nd 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Softball tournament to benefit proposed hospitality house About 15 softball teams that include employees of several local cities, police and firefighters, car dealerships, trash collection companies and community groups will gather Saturday morning to raise ... October 2nd 2009 Read Full StoryRabbit house dedicated at Lake Elsinore animal shelter The latest addition to the Animal Friends of the Valleys shelter in Lake Elsinore will house rabbits, which compose the third-largest group of pets that are dropped off by owners who can no longer car... October 2nd 2009 Read Full Story (1 Reader Comment) Wildomar fete features 5euss twists The Grinch failed to make an appearance and there were no green eggs and ham on the eclectic menu, but a Dr. Seuss-oriented fete in Wildomar was declared a success nonetheless. “I’m glad to be a part... September 25th 2009 Read Full StoryCultural Arts & Music Center opens The Temecula Valley Cultural Arts & Music Center has been created by the nonprofit Musicians Workshop to offer the community a facility to learn, teach, practice and through recitals showcase perf... September 18th 2009 Read Full StoryInland Empire Nonprofit Conference announced The Resource Center for Nonprofit Management, a program of the Volunteer Center of Riverside County, will host its 12th annual Inland Empire Nonprofit Conference Sept. 29 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. It wil... September 18th 2009 Read Full StoryHospice of the Valleys fundraiser set for Sept. 27 Tickets are now available for A Day of Wine and Chocolate, to be held Sunday, Sept. 27, at Wilson Creek Winery. Hospice of the Valley’s 13th annual fundraiser will start at 4 p.m. with high-energy ba... September 18th 2009 Read Full StoryAgency chief advises on ‘grand-parenting’ skills A grandparent’s love and support has a positive impact on children, particularly in the early years of a child’s life, experts say. To help make that happen, a Riverside County commission is offering... September 11th 2009 Read Full StoryHelp Ride raises thousands A recent charitable event successfully raised a few thousand dollars to help families in need. The inaugural Help Ride – organized by the guys of Golden Crown Productions, Don Harbour, Robert Walker ... September 11th 2009 Read Full StoryBuying, trying on clothes to net funds for Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure A Promenade mall clothing store is hosting a unique fundraiser Sept. 13 to benefit the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Temecula. Coldwater Creek will donate $1 for each item that customers... September 4th 2009 Read Full StoryHost families needed to house foreign exchange youths Foreign high school students are scheduled to arrive soon for the academic semester. Pacific Intercultural Exchange, a nonprofit educational organization that sponsors more than 25,000 students from ... August 28th 2009 Read Full StoryMurrieta students organize Fun Fest to benefit African children A group of Murrieta children have organized a fun fundraiser. The 2009 Murrieta Fun Fest was conceived by seventh- and eighth-graders from the community seeking to capture the spirit of young people ... August 28th 2009 Read Full StoryHighway Patrol club golf benefit The 17th annual 685 Squad Club Golf Tournament will be held on Oct. 12 at 9 a.m. at the Southern California Golf Association club. Organizers said that last year’s event was a huge success because of... August 21st 2009 Read Full StoryConcert, motorcycle rally to raise funds for police program A benefit concert, motorcycle ride and other activities are planned in Old Town Temecula this weekend. The inaugural Help Ride is planned as a benefit for Concerns for Police Survivors. The event – w... August 21st 2009 Read Full Story (2 Reader Comments) |
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