WHISTLESTOP AND WILDCARE
Whistlestop volunteers have created and delivered more than 6,400 masks during the COVID-19 pandemic, but many more masks are needed. The volunteer team is continuing to make masks for staff…
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NONPROFITS PROVIDE VITAL SERVICES
The Multicultural Center of Marin (MCM) is continuing its essential services during this health and economic crisis. MCM’s weekly food distribution is providing food for over 500 families every week, up from…
FUNDS AND VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
In this time of expanded need, Whistlestop is continuing and expanding its home delivered meals service and other vital programs. In order to rapidly meet the changing needs of Marin’s…
SWEET VALENTINE’S EVENTS
On Feb. 8, the Marin Valentine’s Ball celebrated its 24th year of supporting local organizations that serve vulnerable young people in the community. Proceeds from the ball benefited The Godmothers of St….
YOUTH ACTIVITIES AND ACTIVISM
On January 9, students, teachers, school principals and families from all over Marin gathered in Whistlestop’s Jackson Café to recognize the finalists of Whistlestop’s 2019 Holiday Card Contest. Elementary school…
RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE IN THE NONPROFIT WORLD
The Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership (CVNL) presented its 27th Annual Heart of Marin Awards on Jan. 9 at a luncheon at the Marin Center Exhibit Hall in San…
SCHOOLSRULE STEPS RIGHT UP!
The seventh annual SchoolsRule fundraising event was held July 1 at the Marin County Fairgrounds with almost 500 guests in attendance. The event is the primary fundraiser for SchoolsRule, a coalition of all…
NO ONE EATS ALONE DAY
More than a million students in all 50 states, at 2,300 schools, including 15 schools in Marin, celebrated National No One Eats Alone Day on Feb. 15. The program was…
WEEDING, DIGGING, PLANTING
Sanzuma is dedicated to increasing access to healthy food sources through programs that focus on reconnecting communities with their environment and supporting Marin County’s Title 1 schools. On Feb. 2,…
CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC WELL BEING
The Canal Welcome Center commemorated its rebranding as the Multicultural Center of Marin on Oct. 27. The new name and identity better reflect the organization’s work throughout Marin County, its…