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Single Marine Program P.O. Box 555020 Camp Pendleton, CA 92055

SMP 13 Apr 16 From: Cynthia Smartt, SFD Admin Assistant, MCCS, Camp Pendleton To: SgtMaj Helms, SgtMaj MCI West–MCB CamPen Subj: SMP Month Meeting Minutes 1. A SMP meeting was held on 07 April at the Pacific Views Event Center.

The SMP Vice President called the meeting to order at 1330. List of those in attendance is provided on the sign in sheet (attachment 1).

2. Danielle West - SMP Coordinator – Last month’s minutes can be found at

www.mccscp.com under the recreation / SMP tab.

3. SgtMaj Helms – SgtMaj MCIWest-MCB CamPen – • Talked about Transition Assistance and to be successful, you must

start early. • Talked about the importance of spreading the word about SMP and

advocating for the program. 4. Ben Payano – Bachelor Housing –

• Talked about the importance of reporting issues for the barracks. • Talked about the BAH process. • 20 April BEQ Manager 2 day course, register by calling (760) 725-

3918 or (760) 763-5953 • Asked if there were any questions or issues to report. No issues

were brought forth. • For more information on any barracks issues or questions (760)725-

0811.

5. Chris Massari – Facility Maintenance Division - • Talked about the importance of taking care of the barracks and

reporting the issues. • When submitting a work request, make sure to provide a valid email

address to receive updates regarding your request. • Talked about the self-help program. If you have a small problem in

your barracks room, utilize self-help. For more information, call SSgt Ogaldez at 725-4149.

• Was asked if tools can be bought and reimbursed? No, camp services has all of the necessary tools and those can be checked out there.

6. Heather Williams – MCCS Health Promotion –

• Talked about 101 Days of Summer competition. This is a series of one day events that promote safety. Units can compete in this summer long event and win money towards Unit Recreation Funds.

• For more information, log onto mccscp.com/health or call 763-3793. 7. Eddie Bolanos- MCCS Athletics –

• Talked about the following upcoming events CG’s Cup Soccer league begins on 09 May. There was a mandatory

coaches meeting on 06 Apr.

http://www.mccscp.com/

CG’s Cup Home Run Derby on 20 April at the 14 Area Softball Field. Registration is from 0730-0815 and the derby begins at 0730.

CG’s Cup Golf Tournament on 10 May at Marine Memorial Golf Course. Team check in time is 1200. Pre-registration is required for this event. To register call 763-1636.

Camp Pendleton Football League Mandatory Coaches meeting will be on 24 May at 1000. Meeting will be held at Semper Fit Headquarters, bldg. 1253.

• For more information on any of these events or the program, call 725-6806, 763-0453, or 763-1635.

8. Patrick Nalty – Transition and Employment Assistance –

• Talked about services, Skills development program: solar, IT training, VSR (10 week program), Microsoft (19 week program), and VIP Wartech (1st termers) interview required.

• Capstone assist, after TRS figure out what needs to come after the Marine Corps.

• Recommended to attend 12-14 months prior to EAS date.

• For additional assistance or questions, call (760) 725-6517 or (760) 846-2230- cell phone.

9. Patrick Gallegos - MCCS Marketing -

• Talked about the MWR App Initiative. Looking for 4 individuals for beta testing for this app. Contact Scott Graham at 725-0503 for more information.

• Apr 9 – Heartbreak Ridge Run at Las Pulgas 43 area. Half marathon, 10K, 5K and 1K kids run. http://www.mccscp.com/heartbreak

• Apr 12-14 – Career Strategies Workshop at Mainside, Bldg. 13150. 0900-1430. Is your job search not getting results? Gain the Competitive Edge. Reserve your seat today! http://www.mccscp.com/familyjobs/

• Apr 16 – Taya Kyle Book Signing At Pacific Views MCX 1600-1800. Second time at CP book signing her successful American Wife – very popular! http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• Apr 20 – CG Cup Home Run Derby at Softball field 14110. Registration: 0730-0815 Derby Starts: 0830. This event will also feature a female long ball contest http://www.mccscp.com/athletics/

• Apr 22 – Earth Day at Pacific Views MCX. 1000-1400. Base hosts a large diverse group of vendors that support sustainability and conservation.

• Apr 23 – David Dixion Book Signing At Pacific Views MCX. 1100-1300. Children’s book - Good Night Marines – author and Active Duty Marine http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• Apr 27 – Transportation Industry Forum & Hiring Event, Presented by FASTPORT at Pacific Views Event Center. 0900-1500. This forum will address trends, opportunities, skills needed, training and certifications. Register today at: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services/

• Apr 29 – Theresa Larson Book Signing at Pacific Views MCX. 1100-1300. Warrior A Memoir. http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• End of April – GNC Grand Opening at Pacific Views MCX. Look for

http://www.mccscp.com/heartbreak

http://www.mccscp.com/familyjobs/

http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

http://www.mccscp.com/athletics/


http://www.mccscp.com/career-services/



sales, giveaways and enter to win prizes. The remodel added square footage – now 800 sq. ft. http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• May 6 – HR Corner Professional Resume Review. This event is designed to give you feedback on your resume BEFORE you submit it! Active duty military in transition, pre-retirees, veterans, military spouses are encouraged to attend. More Info: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

• May 26 – Law Enforcement & Public Safety Career Fair. If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, public safety, private security, federal state or local government employment connected to public safety, this event is for you. More Info: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

• June 4th & 5th 2016 – World Famous Marine Corps Mud Run. 10K, 5K and 1K kids run at Lake O’Neill. http://www.mccscp.com/mudrun

10. MCCS Food, Leisure, Hospitality and Services info to pass –

• Apr 22 – Paint and Sip at La Casa at Del Mar Beach Resort. 7pm-9:30pm. $30 includes canvas painting and one glass of wine or sparkling cider. Additional drinks available for purchase provided by Ramone’s Mexican Grill. To register, call (760) 725-2134

• May 21 – Armed Forces Day Moonlight Madness Glow Golf. 5pm-10pm | Shotgun at 6:30pm following dinner. Marine Memorial Golf Course – Par 3. $40/per person includes burgers, brats, a beer and glow ball supplies. Two person scramble (singles welcome and will be paired up). Open to the 1st 40 players (20 teams). Pre-payment required. Call the Pro Shop to sign up (760) 725-GOLF

• Stepp Stables – Offering trail rides, lessons and boarding. A friendly staff and trainers/instructors provide guidance for all levels of horsemanship at a competitive price. One hour Western, English, jumping and dressage lessons for ages 7 years & up. Private lessons available for ages 4-6. Instructors provide beginning to advanced training for horses to boarders. Lessons may be substituted for training days. More info: mccsCP.com/stables

• Essential Britain - 12-Day Tour from London to London. Oct 23-Nov 5, 2016. Experience some of Britain’s most fascinating towns as you travel through England, Wales, and Scotland! Cost and specifics at mccsCP.com/itt

• Auto Skills Center. An extensive collection of tools, advanced machinery, battery chargers, a brake center, steam cleaners and electronic testing equipment. Plenty of space to work on vehicles. Knowledgeable Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified mechanics available for advice and assistance. The center is staffed with experts who are available to provide advice, computer printouts, comprehensive repair manuals and direction on how to complete just about any repair job. More info: mccsCP.com/autoskills

11. SSgt Bayes – Retail Representative –

• Check the website for any upcoming sales at the exchanges • The Mainside food court is now open. • Navy Marine Corps Relief is offering at card that you can purchase

for $5. This card gets you discounts of 10% off future purchases 12. Cpl Castro Rivera:

• Old Issues: None


http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

http://www.mccscp.com/mudrun

• New Issues: o Elections were held for the SMP Presdient position. The new SMP

President is LCpl Dena Dolson from CLR-15. o Mr. Tom Wagner, Base Volunteer Coordinator talked about a short

notice event for a youth baseball skills derby. For more information contact him at 725-3856.

13. Volunteer Opportunities and Upcoming Events/Trips - Subjects discussed

were in SMP agenda. (Attachment 2)

14. Conclusion - Next Meeting will be held 07 April 2016 @ Pacific Views Event Center, bldg. 202850.

15. If you have any questions please contact:

SMP President: Cpl Castro Rivera SMP Coordinator: Danielle West at 725-6722

Respectfully submitted by: Reviewed and approved by: Cynthia Smartt SgtMaj Scott Helms Admin Assistant, SFD SgtMaj, MCI West – MCB CamPen

Camp Pendleton Single Marine Program

AGENDA

Thursday, April 7th, 2016 @ 1330

SMP Executive Council Members Cpl Herbert Castro Rivera President [email protected] Sgt Erin Maloney Vice President [email protected] LCpl Dena Dolson Volunteer Coordinator [email protected] Sgt John Agregado Scribe [email protected] Cpl Monica Rios Member at Large Cpl Antonio Willis Member at Large [email protected]

SMP Staff Danielle West SMP Coordinator, 725-6722, [email protected] Eddie Hadley SMP Rec Center Supervisor, 763-1621 [email protected] Travis Zeller 21 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-2019 [email protected] Jessica Swenson 22 SMP Rec. Center Manager [email protected] Chad Fredericks 24 SMP Landing Zone Manager, 763-0026 [email protected] Sendi Barrett 33 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-4988 [email protected] Kylie Harrison 41 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-7124 [email protected] Jessica Page 43 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-5205 [email protected] Chad Fredericks 53 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 725-7857 [email protected] Lowell Muenchau 62 SMP Rec. Center Manager, 763-4354 [email protected]

1330 Cpl Castro Rivera

• Introductions • If you have not signed in please do so, we ask that everyone present at the meeting including FROs

and guests sign in. Make sure you sign in on the meeting sign in sheet not the facility sign in sheet. • If you brought an appointment letter please turn it in at this time.

1330 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces SgtMaj Helms, MCI-West MCB CPen SgtMaj

1335 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces Bachelor Housing Representative (760)430-4708.

1340 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces LtCol Lopez, Facilities Maintenance Division, (760)763-8730,

[email protected] 1350 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces Heather Williams, MCCS Health Promotion, (760)763-3793

[email protected] 1400 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces Eddie Bolanos, MCCS Athletics, (760)725-6806,

[email protected] 1410 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces Patrick Nalty, Transition and Employment Assistance, (760)725-4199,

[email protected] 1420 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces Patrick Gallegos, MCCS Marketing, (760)725-0503,

[email protected]

• Apr 9 – Heartbreak Ridge Run at Las Pulgas 43 area. Half marathon, 10K, 5K and 1K kids run. http://www.mccscp.com/heartbreak

mailto:[email protected]




















http://www.mccscp.com/heartbreak

• Apr 12-14 – Career Strategies Workshop at Mainside, Bldg. 13150. 0900-1430. Is your job search not getting results? Gain the Competitive Edge. Reserve your seat today! http://www.mccscp.com/familyjobs/

• Apr 16 – Taya Kyle Book Signing At Pacific Views MCX 1600-1800. Second time at CP book signing her successful American Wife – very popular! http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• Apr 20 – CG Cup Home Run Derby at Softball field 14110. Registration: 0730-0815 Derby Starts: 0830. This event will also feature a female long ball contest http://www.mccscp.com/athletics/

• Apr 22 – Earth Day at Pacific Views MCX. 1000-1400. Base hosts a large diverse group of vendors that support sustainability and conservation.

• Apr 23 – David Dixion Book Signing At Pacific Views MCX. 1100-1300. Children’s book - Good Night Marines – author and Active Duty Marine http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• Apr 27 – Transportation Industry Forum & Hiring Event, Presented by FASTPORT at Pacific Views Event Center. 0900-1500. This forum will address trends, opportunities, skills needed, training and certifications. Register today at: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services/

• Apr 29 – Theresa Larson Book Signing at Pacific Views MCX. 1100-1300. Warrior A Memoir. http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• End of April – GNC Grand Opening at Pacific Views MCX. Look for sales, giveaways and enter to win prizes. The remodel added square footage – now 800 sq. ft. http://www.mccscp.com/sales/

• May 6 – HR Corner Professional Resume Review. This event is designed to give you feedback on your resume BEFORE you submit it! Active duty military in transition, pre-retirees, veterans, military spouses are encouraged to attend. More Info: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

• May 26 – Law Enforcement & Public Safety Career Fair. If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, public safety, private security, federal state or local government employment connected to public safety, this event is for you. More Info: http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

• June 4th & 5th 2016 – World Famous Marine Corps Mud Run. 10K, 5K and 1K kids run at Lake O’Neill. http://www.mccscp.com/mudrun

1430 Cpl Castro Rivera – FLHS info to pass:

• Apr 22 – Paint and Sip at La Casa at Del Mar Beach Resort. 7pm-9:30pm. $30 includes canvas painting and one glass of wine or sparkling cider. Additional drinks available for purchase provided by Ramone’s Mexican Grill. To register, call (760) 725-2134

• May 21 – Armed Forces Day Moonlight Madness Glow Golf. 5pm-10pm | Shotgun at 6:30pm following dinner. Marine Memorial Golf Course – Par 3. $40/per person includes burgers, brats, a beer and glow ball supplies. Two person scramble (singles welcome and will be paired up). Open to the 1st 40 players (20 teams). Pre-payment required. Call the Pro Shop to sign up (760) 725-GOLF

• Stepp Stables – Offering trail rides, lessons and boarding. A friendly staff and trainers/instructors provide guidance for all levels of horsemanship at a competitive price. One hour Western, English, jumping and dressage lessons for ages 7 years & up. Private lessons available for ages 4-6. Instructors provide beginning to advanced training for horses to boarders. Lessons may be substituted for training days. More info: mccsCP.com/stables

http://www.mccscp.com/familyjobs/


http://www.mccscp.com/athletics/





http://www.mccscp.com/career-services

http://www.mccscp.com/mudrun

• Essential Britain - 12-Day Tour from London to London. Oct 23-Nov 5, 2016. Experience some of Britain’s most fascinating towns as you travel through England, Wales, and Scotland! Cost and specifics at mccsCP.com/itt

• Auto Skills Center. An extensive collection of tools, advanced machinery, battery chargers, a brake center, steam cleaners and electronic testing equipment. Plenty of space to work on vehicles. Knowledgeable Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified mechanics available for advice and assistance. The center is staffed with experts who are available to provide advice, computer printouts, comprehensive repair manuals and direction on how to complete just about any repair job. More info: mccsCP.com/autoskills

1435 Cpl Castro Rivera – Introduces SSgt Bayes, Retail Representative, (760)725-6233

1445 Cpl Castro Rivera - Opens floor for old or new issues

Old Issues:

New Issues: • Elections- Interested candidates who may EAS, PCS or deploy within the next 6 month are not

eligible. SMP President- is responsible for working directly with the SMP Coordinator to ensure proper communication. Must have a complete understanding of all current and past issues or concerns. Preside at all SMP Council meetings with assistance from the SMP Coordinator and conducting those meetings. Appoint special committees as recommended by the SMP Council members. Make public appearances to promote the SMP and inform others about program status and accomplishments. Be responsible for all duties assigned by the SMP Council and the SMP Coordinator. Be responsible for assignment of temporary replacement(s) in the absence of an SMP Executive Council member. Replacements will be made with the prior approval of the SMP Coordinator.

1455 LCpl Dena Dolson – Volunteer Opportunities- See attached volunteer information sheet for all events

1500 Sgt Erin Maloney – Upcoming Events/Trips – See attached Calendar and newsletter for all events

1505 Cpl Castro Rivera – Area Breakout Meetings

1510 Cpl Castro Rivera –Meeting conclusion -Next meeting: Thursday, May 5th @ 1330 at Lake O’Neill,

bldg. 26080

If you are a new rep please stay behind and meet with the SMP coordinator to answer questions and go over duties of an SMP rep.

Meetings for 2016: May 5th – 1330 at Lake O’Neill, bldg. 26080 June 2nd – 1330 at Marine Memorial Golf Course bldg. 18415 July 7th – 1330 at the 62 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 62527 August 4th – 1330 at Del Mar Marina, bldg. 21550 September 1st – 1330 at the 33 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 3348 October 6th – 1330 at San Onofre Beach Club November 3rd – 1330 at the 22 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 22174 December 1st – 1330 at the 53 Area SMP Rec Center, bldg. 53341

Organization

Date(s) &

Times POC Contact Information Notes

Vista Academy of

Performing Arts

8 Apr 16

0745‐1245

Melanie Paliotti

(760)941‐0880

[email protected]

Vista Academy of Visual and Performing Arts is hosting a Jog‐a‐thon

fundraiser on Friday, April 8, 2016. This is an important fundraiser to

support our school and the wonderful visual and performing arts

shows given by each grade level throughout the school year. These

shows are expensive to produce, but provide every student the

opportunity to participate and perform in the arts. Our theme this year

is "The Arts are in Our Hearts." We are looking for volunteers to help

the students warm up before they run and to run with the students

(providing them with encouragement and motivation along the way.)

We are in need of volunteers from 7:45‐12:45. If volunteers are not

available for the entire event, the time could be divided into two shifts

(7:45‐10:30 and 10‐12:45. Each volunteer will receive a certificate of

appreciation and a pin ‐ along with lots of smiles of gratitude!

Headquarters Support

Battalion

14 Apr 16

0900‐1100

15 Apr 16

1300‐1400

SSgt Finan

(760)7225‐6415

Headquarters Support Battalion is hosting a NMCRS fundraiser and we

would like to share this as a volunteer opportunity. We are soliciting

for 10 volunteers within our unit also.

Setup

Any volunteers who are interested in setting up equipment and

directing competitors to assigned positions should make contact with

Staff Sergeant Finan no later than 14 April 2016. Volunteers are asked

to be available for support from 0900 to 1100 on 15 April 2016. Ten

volunteers would be ideal.

Teardown

If operationally feasible, direct any volunteers (can be the same

Marines above) to assist in the tear down of any and all equipment

used for the event from 1300 to 1400 on 15 April 2016. Ten volunteers

would be ideal.

North Terrace School

15 Apr 16

1700‐2200

20 May 16

1700‐2200

21 May 16

0700‐1500

Laura McNulty

(760)901‐7500

[email protected]

April 15, Friday, 5pm‐10pm Middle School Dance: Assistance needed

selling snacks, working security and cleaning up.

May 20, Friday, 5pm‐10pm 8th Grade Promotion Dance: Assistance

needed selling snacks, working security and cleaning up.

May 27, Friday, 7am‐3pm Relay Recess: Assistance needed throughout

the day setting up the event, encouraging students through a variety

of physical activities, passing out water and snack and cleaning up.

*LOAs and food provided

Cesar Chavez Middle

SchoolOngoing

Jenny Morgan

(760)966‐4968

[email protected]

Cesar Chavez Middle School 10:45‐11:45 am. We are looking for one or

two people to run some organized sports intramural games 2x/week

during the students’ lunch period down in the PE area. Volunteers who

have experience with the rules/game of soccer, flag football, or

basketball. 6 week period of time (flexible with time period). Any age

for volunteers‐ someone who can work with teens while maintaining

appropriate boundaries. Keith Howard, Athletics. 202 Oleander Dr.,

Oceanside, CA 92057.

Base Wide Volunteer Opportunities

POC : Tom Wagner ‐ 725‐3856

This listing of volunteer opportunities is provided for informational purposes for military members and their families and does not imply

official DoD or USMC endorsement of any non‐federal volunteer opportunity. Individuals who volunteer do so at their own risk. DoD and

USMC do not monitor or control and are not responsible for the listed organization.

Organization

Date(s) &







Stuart Mesa Elementary

SchoolOngoing

Irene Diggs

(760)901‐7705

[email protected]

Looking for military volunteers to help run organized games/sports.

Dates: Feb 8th 2016 – May 26th 2016. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,

and Fridays (times below)Grades 1 & 2: 11:30am – 12:30pm. Games

such as Tag, Duck, Duck Goose, etc. Grades 3‐8: 12pm – 1pm.

Organized Sports (Football, Basketball, Soccer, etc.) LOA provided.

Operation Hope Vista Ongoing

Richard Muir

[email protected]

(760)744‐8355 or

(760)685‐4448

Operation Hope Vista is a women’s and children temporary shelter

that is looking for volunteers to help weed‐grass removal and cleanup.

Also later in the future possible help out with planning and install of

drought resistant plants. Event should take between 1– 2 days. Letter

of Appreciation’s will be provided.

The Panther Lacrosse

ClubFebruary ‐ May

Tom Slaughter

[email protected]

The Panther Lacrosse Club is searching for a coach for the upcoming

2016 season. This is a High School Boys Varsity program that will be

competing in the Pacific Lacrosse League (PLL) for the upcoming 2016

season. The season runs February through May, with practices on

weeknights from 7‐9PM in the Vista High School Stadium in Vista, CA.

Games will be scheduled on weekend (usually Saturdays). Practices will

be scheduled to begin in December. There is an existing core group of

players with lacrosse experience, and a large number of non‐lacrosse

athletes ready to give the sport a try. Previous coaching experience is

desired, but not required. Previous high school playing experience

required, college playing experience preferred. Stipend available to

cover expenses.

Big Brothers, Big Sisters

of San Diego

Mondays ‐

1430‐1530 or

1500‐1600

Wednesdays ‐

1300‐1400 or

1330‐1430

Tuesdays ‐

1500‐1600 or

1540‐1640

Thursdays ‐ 1540‐

1640

Cory Schurlock

858‐746‐9178

[email protected].

Big Brother Big Sisters of San Diego is looking for active duty and

civilian volunteers for our Operation Bigs program which takes place

on all 5 elementary schools on Camp Pendleton. In our program, the

Big Brother and Big Sister volunteers meet with their Little Brothers

and Little Sisters for one hour one day a week (times and dates are the

same every week) at the child’s school site. During that hour the Big

and Little matches do activities such as play board games, do arts and

crafts projects, or just run around outside, playing ball, throwing

Frisbees, jumping rope, and other fun activities! These are the days

and times we meet each week during the school year

Organization

Date(s) &







Fisher House Camp

PendletonOn going

Kiana Bright

(760)763‐5308

[email protected]

The Fisher House provides a "home away from home" at no cost for

families of patients admitted for medical care at the Naval Hospital

Camp Pendleton or affiliated medical centers. We offer comfortably

furnished rooms with bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, living, dining,

laundry and play rooms. The home provides free temporary lodging so

military families can be close to their loved ones during a medical

crisis. Fisher House is available to families of active duty, retired and

veterans from all services including the National Guard and Coast

Guard. Our Fisher House has a full‐time staff but depends on

volunteers and voluntary support to enhance daily operations and

program expansion. Please consider volunteering your time to help our

courageous service members and their families.

Camp Pendleton

Veterans Memorial

Garden

On going

Robert Warrick

[email protected]

760‐730‐2349

Various services are needed

Voices for Children10‐15 hours per

month

James Burnham

[email protected]

Volunteers must be at least 21 year old and committed to following a

child's case for 18 months

Next Step Service Dogs On going

Judy

[email protected]

760‐438‐9190

Various services are needed

Calvary Chapel On goingSteve Henschel

760‐535‐5181

Needs motivated volunteers to assist with landscaping duties for the

elderly

Rancho Santa Margarita

y Las Flores Docents

Paul Durrance

[email protected]

760‐586‐5383

Needs a volunteer to act as the webmaster

The Angel Depot

3rd Monday of

each month

beginning in

March

Deacon John Fredette

760‐758‐4100 ext 132

7‐8 volunteers are needed to help the elderly carry food boxed to their

cars.

Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of

great students)Flexible

Stephen Keith

760‐901‐7533Various services are needed

Guardian Angels for

Soldier's PetsOn going

Catherine Crain

[email protected] services are needed

The Pegasus Rising

ProjectOn going

Gary Alder ‐ 310‐699‐4758

[email protected]

Volunteer horse caregivers water, feed and clean up after their 14

Polish Arabian horses twice daily.

Habitat for Humanity

RiversideOn going

Luis Munoz

951 ‐787‐6754 ext 118

habitatriverside.org

Habitat for Humanity Riverside is looking to build homes for veterans

in the city of Jurupa Valley. In partnership with California Department

of Veteran Affairs, Habitat for Humanity Riverside will build 26 new,

Energy STAR rated efficient single‐family residents dedicated to

veterans and families of the fallen.

Navy Marine Corps

Relief Society

Celeste Chavira

[email protected]

Elizabeth Wyman

[email protected]

Need volunteers for Caseworker and Client Services Assistant

positions.

Organization

Date(s) &







North County Lifeline On goingMelissa Alcazar

[email protected]

Need volunteers for tutoring, homework helpers, donation pickup,

mentors, tax preparers, administrative assistance.

Also need volunteers to help with the strawberry festival in Vista and

the wine festival in Encinitas.

Military Special Needs

NetworkOn going

http://militaryspecialneedsnetwork.com

/page/volunteer‐to‐helpVarious services are needed

Blue Star Families On goingKerry‐Ann Ellington

[email protected]

Blue Star Families, a national non‐profit, whose mission is to "Support,

Empower and Connect" military families with each other, is seeking

volunteers aboard Camp Pendleton and the surrounding area. They

have several different programs that would benefit from additional

volunteers; they include: Operation Appreciation, Military Kidz Club,

Books on Bases. Each program has different capacities in which to

volunteer in.

Fallbrook Animal

SanctuaryOn going

Ali Nusbaum

760‐731‐0580

[email protected]

There are a lot of chores to do there and only a few volunteers. The

animals have to be cared for whether volunteers show up or not, and

many of the current volunteers are seniors. They often find it difficult

to stay to a regular schedule. Most of the chores involve cleaning and

washing, not the most exciting type of chore, but one that is required

daily. Dog walking would also be helpful.

Fallbrook Union

Elementary School

District

On goingBill Billingsley

[email protected]

Seeking a small group of dedicated mentors willing to work with 8th

grade students who have past behavioral and or social/emotional

difficulties, many reside in very poor families with a single parent in

the home.

Community Resource

Center

www.crcncc.org

http://www.los‐angelitos.org

Community Resource Center is seeking volunteers that can help with

event breakdown for their Fall Equinox gala and their soccer season.

The Fall Equinox gala is in September are times and days to be

determined. Los Angelitos de Encinitas is seeking two soccer coaches.

Soccer coaching experience is not a must, just knowledge of the game

is needed. Overall, we are looking for male role models for low‐income

youth.

Sunrise Youth Care

Center Escondido

Ana

(760)521‐5295

Sunrise Youth Care Center in Escondido is in need of a few mature men

who would be willing to mentor their boys. They especially need men

who are of African American and Hispanic descent. They prefer men

who are in their 30's‐40's, and men who perhaps grew up in foster care

or were in trouble with the law before they turned their lives around.

Organization

Date(s) &







Banding [email protected]

(619)299‐1411

Have you ever wanted to volunteer with teens and young adults with

special needs? Do you have a desire to help others? If so, this could be

a great opportunity for you. This group helps teens with special needs

(such as autism) learn the dynamics of building friendships, social skills

and self‐expression through fresh and creative avenues. Drawing on

peers and professionals from the music community, this group

experiences music recording, instrument exploration, improvisational

songwriting, drumming and other projects based on the interests and

needs of the group. This pilot program will involve a total of 6 jam

sessions, and volunteers (peer mentors) must be able to attend all six

sessions to sign up. Each Jam Session will feature a special “rock star”

guest musician and will be facilitated by board‐certified music

therapists. Peer mentor will help nurture inclusion opportunities for

this special group. Each peer mentor will be paired with a teen as a

buddy for the duration of the six sessions and must attend a

mandatory training session prior to the first group. This opportunity

will be once a month on Wednesdays from 7:30‐8:30pm starting in the

fall of 2012.

L.I.N.K.S. On going 760‐725‐9052

You want to volunteer?—L.I.N.K.S. wants to help! L.I.N.K.S. makes

volunteering easy, fun and fit into your schedule! There are so many

ways to assist! Volunteer at LINKS sessions as a behind‐the‐scenes

“timekeeper” or build your communication and public speaking skills

as a “mentor.” Perhaps donating homemade treats is more your

style—join the LINKS Hospitality Team. If you have a busy schedule,

LINKS will work with you to find a way for you to exercise your

creativity, utilize your organizational skills or people skills on your own

timetable. LINKS is run by volunteers, so come build your legacy with

the Camp Pendleton LINKS Team. It’s a great way to learn, network,

build your resume and have a blast doing it. Take the first step and

register for LINKS for Spouses at 760‐725‐9052!

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