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United Boys & Girls Clubs Launches Back on Track for Students
The United Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County has launched a series of new programs to help students get back on track.
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Housing Authority Honors Foodbank as Outstanding Community Partner of the Year
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara honored the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County as their 2020 Outstanding Community Partner of the Year.
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Volunteers Work on N. Cold Spring and Blue Canyon Trails
The Los Padres Forest Association has continued the quest to reopen the North Cold Spring and Blue Canyon Trails located on the backside of the Santa Ynez Mtns directly behind Santa Barbara.
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Los Padres Forest Volunteers Clear 40 Trees on Remote Madulce Trail
Volunteers with the Los Padres Forest Association helped clear forty trees on the remote Madulce Trail within the Dick Smith Wilderness.
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Great Horned Owl: SB Wildlife Care Network's Patient of the Week
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network's 52nd patient was a great horned owl who came from a ranch in Santa Ynez.
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Western Meadowlark: SB Wildlife Care Network's Patient of the Week
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network’s 205th patient of 2021 is a Western meadowlark that was discovered in the streets of Carpinteria. This small songbird wasn’t flying, so a citizen rescuer brought it into the Center to receive care.
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Keep the Beat Instrument Drive brings in over $30,000 for School Music Programs
Last month, 99.9 KTYD Morning Mojo's Lin Aubuchon and Bill Pesso fundraised over $30,000 to support local school music programs.
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LPFA Trail Crew Tackles Hurricane Deck Trail
The Los Padres Forest Association Trail Crew has been deep in the backcountry this drier than normal winter working on some of the more remote Los Padres trails.
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Montecito Bank & Trust Holds Virtual Anniversary Grants Reception to Honor Nonprofits
Local nonprofit representatives joined Montecito Bank & Trust associates for a twist on the bank’s annual event as the 29th Anniversary Grants event was held virtually for the second year in a row.
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Allan Hancock College Sponsors SEEAG Santa Barbara County Child Wellness Initiative
Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria is sponsoring Students for Eco-Education and Agriculture's "Santa Barbara County Child Wellness Initiative."
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Northern Fulmar: SB Wildlife Care Network's Patient of the Week
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network said a special farewell to Northern fulmar patient #94.
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More Than $13 Million in Rental and Utility Assistance Funds Available
United Way of Santa Barbara County has more than $13 million in rental and utility assistance funds generously allocated for eligible residents that have experienced a loss of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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People’s Self-Help Housing Completes Renovations at Santa Barbara Historic Home
People’s Self-Help Housing has opened a new affordable housing property for formerly homeless women in Santa Barbara: Heath House.
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SBCC Foundation Receives $375,000 to Benefit SBCC Music
The SBCC Foundation announced that anonymous donors have made a major gift of $375,000 to support the Santa Barbara City College Music Department’s Jazz and Symphony programs.
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Kiwanis Santa Barbara Donates $5000 to Downtown Santa Barbara for Student Internships
Kiwanis Santa Barbara has donated $5,000 to Downtown Santa Barbara for student internships.
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Junior League and Rotary Get Students Moving Remotely
The Santa Barbara Education Foundation partnered with the Junior League of Santa Barbara and local Rotary clubs to help students excerise remotely.
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Ethel T Uyehara and Bethel Lutheran Church Recognized at Sierra Madre Cottages
Ethel T Uyehara and Bethel Lutheran Church were recognized this month at the Sierra Madre Cottages by People’s Self-Help Housing for their commitment and vision for senior housing.
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Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara to Award Largest Grants Pool in Its History
Next month, nearly 1,100 members of the Women’s Fund of Santa Barbara will vote to distribute $750,000 to local nonprofits, its largest annual grants pool since the organization began 17 years ago.
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Horseshoe Bend Eagle Scout Project Improves Los Padres Forest Campsite
Eagle Scout Troop 26 completed a project at a favorite camping spot, Horseshoe Bend on the Manzana River.
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Community Partners in Caring Serving the Community
Community Partners in Caring is a Volunteer Caregiving organization that coordinates volunteers for the purpose of providing free and direct volunteer services to seniors living in Santa Barbara County.
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Student Artists Awarded Foundation Scholarships
Twenty-two student artists have been named winners of the 2021 Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Art Scholarship Competition.
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Applications Open for Harriet Miller Youth Leadership Award Scholarship
Downtown Santa Barbara, working with the City of Santa Barbara’s Community Services Section and the Santa Barbara Youth Council, announces that applications are being accepted for the 2020 Harriet Miller Youth Leadership Award Scholarship.
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Local Brothers Help Fund WI-FI Access During Remote Learning
Local brothers set up a fundraising effort to help Santa Barbara students gain access to wi-fi to continue remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Avocado Festival Charitable Gesture
In a year that has been anything but normal the Avocado Festival has come through for six charities in the Carpinteria area.
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Additional COVID-19 Rental Assistance Funds Available
Rental Assistance Extends to Carpinteria, Solvang, Buellton, Guadalupe and other Unincorporated Areas of the County through the United Way of Santa Barbara County
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C.A.R.E.4Paws Receives Congressional Recognition
Rep. Salud Carbajal presented a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition to Santa Barbara County nonprofit C.A.R.E.4Paws outside the organization’s mobile veterinary clinic.
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Girls Inc. of Carpinteria to Launch New STEM Lab
Girls Inc. of Carpinteria has announced plans to create a dedicated STEM lab on its campus, to further enable hands-on learning for girls in STEM-related fields.
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NatureTrack on the Road Delivering Food to Families in Lompoc
NatureTrack is lending their van and a volunteer to help Lompoc families who weren't able to pick up their school meals.
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Abandoned Homeless Beach Camp Cleaned Before High Tide
Heal the Ocean organized the cleanup of an abandoned homeless camp on East Beach before the high tide pulled it out into the ocean.
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Dignity Health Central Coast Hospitals Provide Scholarships to Local Teen Volunteers
Arroyo Grande Community Hospital and Marian Regional Medical Center announced eleven recent scholarships awarded to teen hospital volunteers, many of whom want to pursue a career in health care.