Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network exists to support the present and future health of wildlife species and communities by providing quality rescue, treatment, rehabilitation and release services to injured, sick, oiled, orphaned and displaced wildlife. SBWCN also educates the public about the needs of at-risk wildlife, the challenges faced by wildlife in the region, and effective ways to help ensure the health and survival of wild animals. “This money will help us pay for medical treatments and supplies, food, special infant formulas, caging materials, and utilities,” Executive Director Julia Parker said. “During the busy spring and summer months, thousands of animals are brought to SBWCN for care. We are so grateful to the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.” Lompoc Family YMCA The Lompoc Family YMCA mission is to strengthen the community through a variety of programming and membership opportunities. The main goal and outcome is making sure that no individual/family/child is ever turned away from the YMCA for the inability to pay. “The Lompoc Family YMCA appreciates all of the support over the years provided by the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and is honored to be the designated recipient of the 2014 Chumash Charity Golf Classic,” branch manager Thomas Speidel said. “The funds raised and designated in this tournament to the Lompoc Family YMCA goes to help provide financial assistance so that no individual or family are ever turned away from life changing YMCA membership and program opportunities.” Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara The mission of Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. The club serves over 1,500 youth annually in the Santa Barbara area by providing kids a safe, affordable and professionally supervised place to go every day after school and throughout the entire summer.
Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network The Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network exists to support the present and future health of wildlife species and communities by providing quality rescue, treatment, rehabilitation and release services to injured, sick, oiled, orphaned and displaced wildlife. SBWCN also educates the public about the needs of at-risk wildlife, the challenges faced by wildlife in the region, and effective ways to help ensure the health and survival of wild animals. “This money will help us pay for medical treatments and supplies, food, special infant formulas, caging materials, and utilities,” Executive Director Julia Parker said. “During the busy spring and summer months, thousands of animals are brought to SBWCN for care. We are so grateful to the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians.” Lompoc Family YMCA The Lompoc Family YMCA mission is to strengthen the community through a variety of programming and membership opportunities. The main goal and outcome is making sure that no individual/family/child is ever turned away from the YMCA for the inability to pay. “The Lompoc Family YMCA appreciates all of the support over the years provided by the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and is honored to be the designated recipient of the 2014 Chumash Charity Golf Classic,” branch manager Thomas Speidel said. “The funds raised and designated in this tournament to the Lompoc Family YMCA goes to help provide financial assistance so that no individual or family are ever turned away from life changing YMCA membership and program opportunities.” Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara The mission of Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need it most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. The club serves over 1,500 youth annually in the Santa Barbara area by providing kids a safe, affordable and professionally supervised place to go every day after school and throughout the entire summer.
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