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Join us for a pickleball fundraiser to raise funds for the Sherman Heights Community Center Clean Energy Resilience Project. Your donation will help the Sherman Heights Community Center save over $113,000 over the next 10 years from solar and storage! These savings will be reinvested into the center, which annually serves about 20,000 predominantly Mexican-American families facing economic hardship. Whether you're a seasoned pickleball player or a complete novice, we invite you to join us for a day of games, networking, community building and giving back. Please register by April 20, 2024. Stay Connected on Social Media! Facebook & Instagram

Join us for the Black-Tie Bingo Community Fundraiser! Shoreline Community Services, a beacon of hope in the Central Beach Area of San Diego, is proud to announce its upcoming 2nd Annual Black Tie BINGO event. This event is more than just an evening of entertainment—it's a commitment to change lives. Addressing Homelessness with Hope and Opportunity At the heart of Shoreline Community Services' mission is the Community Care Crew employment program, designed to offer hope and opportunity to residents living on the streets. This innovative initiative empowers individuals through employment, providing them with the dignity of work and a path towards self-sufficiency. The program has become a vital resource in the fight against homelessness in San Diego, offering a hand up, not just a handout. Fundraising for a Noble Cause The Black Tie BINGO event serves as a crucial fundraiser to support the continuation and growth of the Community Care Crew program. Guests are invited to "Dress to Impress," with black tie optional, for a night that promises to blend great food, wine and local craft beer, glamour, and live music – all with the opportunity to give back. Attendees will enjoy a competitive game of BINGO, vie for exciting raffle prizes, and mingle in an atmosphere of elegance —all in support of a life-changing cause. Stay Connected on Social Media! Facebook | Instagram | X

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