Child Care Resource Center 2015 Policy Forum
Child Care Resource Center (CCRC) believes that every child deserves to be supported in a high quality, safe and nurturing environment that cultivates child, family and community well-being. On April 9, 2015, they will host an interactive Policy Forum, Building Child Care and Early Learning for 21st Century Families, featuring a panel of highly sought after and distinguished early care and education gurus from around the country. They will discuss the challenges and opportunities around this social priority. Now is the time for child development professionals, business and political leaders, parents, and community members to support improvements in the access to AND affordability of child care and early learning programs.
- Walter S. Gilliam – Director, The Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy; Associate Professor of Child Psychiatry and Psychology at the Child Study Center, Yale School of Medicine
- Lynette Fraga – Executive Director, Child Care Aware® of America
- Erin Gabel – Deputy Director of External and Governmental Affairs, First 5 California
- Tonia McMillian – Family Child Care Provider and Co-Chair of Raising California Together
Northridge Hospital Foundation 25th Annual Golf Classic
Top Players, Oscar Rivas Esq. and Tim Simmen, Esq. will lead team Landegger Baron in support of this annual Golf Classic to raise funds for our non-profit friends at Northridge Hospital Medical Center.
Monday, May 11, 2015
North Ranch Country Club
Westlake Village, CA
To register online please visit www.supportnorthridge.org
For further information please contact Jen Zeltser at (818) 885-5341 ext. 3
Walk 4 Youth by Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services
Walk 4 Youth by Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services
For more than 109 years, Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services has walked alongside at-risk children rebuilding their precious lives and now it’s your turn to help make a difference!
Please join in support of their 4th Annual Walk 4 Youth WALKATHON. Every step you take is a commitment towards helping disadvantaged kids from the City of Los Angeles.
Walkathon Information
When: April 26, 2015
Where: OYHFS Main Campus
Suggested Minimum Pledge Goal: $100
Course Distance: 5k (approximately 3 miles)
Fundraising Goal: $20,000
Refreshments: Continental Breakfast to start you off and Water Station at mid-point of walk.
Course Description: Begins at Optimist Youth Homes main campus and through the Historic Route 66 on Figueroa Street. (1) Go south on FIgueroa, (2) make a right on York, (3) circle around Burger King and make a right on Hamlet, (4) then a left on Figueroa to return to Optimist.
Click Here to Register Online
Click Here for More Information About Optimist Youth Homes & Family Services
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