WALKING4WATER is a 5 km Walk that will include H20 Zone Interactive Water Challenges, a Water Education EXPO, live entertainment and eco-friendly food and drinks! Those over 21 can enjoy the Beer Garden!
WHERE:
Mission Bay, De Anza Cove.
*Please Note: Disposable water bottles will not be allowed on the course. Re-usable water bottles will be available to purchase on the day of the event, or you can bring your own from home. There will be refill stations along the course.
WHEN:
Sunday, October 4, 2009. The Walk is scheduled to begin at 11:00 with Check-in and registration beginning at 9:30.
ECOLIFE Foundation has teamed up with San Diego Habitat for Humanity, Interfaith Community Services and The Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College to bring water conservation to San Diego's humanitarian and community efforts. We hope that these new friends will inspire you to learn more about each of us and discover new ways to help. This year proceeds from the ECOLIFE Foundation's Walking4Water event will provide 1100-gallon rainwater harvesting systems for San Diego Habitat for Humanity and Interfaith Community Services homes. Additionally, a system will be built at The Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College to act as an educational resource for thousands and thousands of people annually.
Visit www.walking4water.com and become part of the solution to San Diego's water crisis or call 760-740-1346 to register.
REALTOR Magazine's Young Professionals Network
REALTOR Magazine's Young Professionals Network is proud to partner with San Diego Habitat for Humanity to help build the Harding Avenue homes in National City! Click here to donate.
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Young Professionals Network- Harding Ave. Project
Local Young Woman Raises $1,000 for San Diego Habitat for Humanity!
SDHFH wishes to thank Rachel Beck
for her incredibly hard work in raising funds for local
fire victims. Rachel is a sincere young woman who put
her love into action by planning, organizing, and executing
a dance which raised $1,000 for the Fire Disaster Fund.
Thank you Rachel!
Get
a Taste of Your Own Generosity! (April 9, 2008)
Thanks to the charitable support of Chipotle, 100% of opening night proceeds for the new Mission Valley location raised $2000! Thank you to all who attended!
Art
On Fire On December 8th, 2007 local artists Nigel Grey, Corey Smith,
and Tyler Howorth from the GRO Artist collective had an opening reception at
the GRO Clothing Gallery in Oceanside. The show ART ON FIRE was an exhibit of
paintings and limited edition T-Shirts. A portion of the proceeds benefited Habitat
for Humanity's relief efforts to rebuild homes in the San Diego firestorm disaster
area. The show proceeds and other donations contributed $1,369 to the Habitat
for Humanity Firestorm Disaster Recovery Fund.
Bloomingdale’s
Mounts Fundraising Effort For San Diego Habitat For Humanity Firestorm
Disaster Rebuild Fund
Thank you and Congratulations to Bloomingdales on their $15,000 contribution to San Diego Habitat for Humanity's Fire Rebuild efforts!
(Click to see the video)
SWITCHFOOT, Grammy-nominated band from San Diego Volunteer on Habitat for
Humanity Build Site
San Diego's own Switchfoot rocked with instruments of a different kind as they helped build homes with San Diego Habitat for Humanity on September 28th in their hometown.
The build helped kick off the band's "Appetite for Construction" tour, a 30-city tour that also will help people in need of safe, decent, affordable housing realize the dream of homeownership. Switchfoot is teaming up with their good friends from Ohio, Relient K, to donate $1 from each ticket sold to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Jimmie
Johnson Foundation raises over 500,000 for
San Diego Habitat
for Humanity!!
Jimmie Johnson returned to his hometown this week for fundraising events highlighted by the Jimmie Johnson Foundation Inaugural Golf Tournament on Wednesday, August 29. Initial fundraising totals are expected to exceed $500,000. "Chandra and I are blown away," said Johnson. "We are still working on the final numbers but we have definitely exceeded our fundraising goal."
NASCAR drivers Juan Pablo Montoya, Boris Said, Brian Vickers, Kyle Petty and Bobby Labonte joined singer/actor Nick Lachey and more than 200 other golfers Wednesday at Riverwalk Golf Club in San Diego for the inaugural golf tournament hosted by the Nextel Cup champion and his wife Chandra.
A dinner and live auction were held the previous evening and raised more than $200,000. J Records recording artist Gavin DeGraw also performed at the dinner, held at The Prado at Balboa Park. Some of the items up for bid at the live auction included a Jeff Gordon fire suit and Johnson's race worn helmet, both receiving winning bids of more than $20,000.
"The dinner was awesome," said Johnson. "Chani and our staff did a great job creating a nice setting and Gavin really added to the evening. I couldn't believe some of the bidding that was going on."
The events concluded on Thursday as the Johnsons, Robert Niblock, Chairman and CEO of Lowe's, and Cheryl Keenan, of San Diego Habitat for Humanity, ceremoniously raised the wall of the Habitat for Humanity home that will be built using funds from the golf tournament.
The site is located in El Cajon and the Johnsons hope that the amount raised through the week's events will fund construction of at least two homes on the site.
"We'll have to wait and see, but it looks like we will be able to do much more for the community than we originally thought," said Johnson. "It was an incredible week, and all I can say to everyone who helped us is- thank you."
Architectural Concepts 15TH
ANNIVERSARY celebration raises $18,000 for a Habitat
for Humanity
family
Architectural Concepts celebrated its 15th Anniversary by hosting
the “Lemon Drop3 Party”, a benefit for San Diego Habitat
for Humanity on Friday, May 18. The highlight auction item of the
evening was a week’s stay at the world renowned Golden Door
Resort and Spa valued at $8,000. Margit Whitlock, AIA, principal,
said “We are proud the funds will help provide for a family
that could not otherwise realize the dream of owning a home. By pure
coincidence, the father of the Orozco family who the fundraiser was
for is an employee of The Golden Door, a resort and spa in Escondido.
We marked Architectural Concepts’ 15th Anniversary by giving
back to a community that has been so good to us. We are committed
to making dreams into reality or our clients and are proud to be
making a difference for the Orozcos.” The Golden Door Resort
will further support Habitat’s mission by volunteering on a
Habitat Build Day with the Orozco family in August.
Philoptochos
Society The Anthousa Chapter of St. Spyridon
Greek Orthodox Church of San Diego
The Philoptochos Society of St. Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church of
San Diego hosted En Vogue 2007 on April 21, 2007 to benefit local
charities including San Diego Habitat for Humanity. It was a day
of fashion, shopping and inspiration. En Vogue was held at the Manchester
Grand Hyatt located on San Diego Bay. It was an extraordinary setting
for an extraordinary day that included strolling the Grand Terrace
while enjoying delicious appetizers, cocktails, a silent auction
and unique one-of-a-kind shopping.
During the award ceremony attendees enjoyed a gourmet menu, followed
by a live auction and an amazing fashion show that combined haute
couture and vocal and musical performances.
The event raised $10,000 for San Diego Habitat for Humanity!
The Head-to-Toe Women’s Expo is an assembly of esteemed professionals
from a wealth of industries that cater to women, to create three
magical days of rejuvenation, education and entertainment. With an
emphasis on health, happiness, style and a balanced life, Head to
Toe Women's Expo offers something for every woman! Last Spring, the
Head-to-Toe Women’s Expo donated a portion of the funds raised
to San Diego Habitat for Humanity. This Event raised $320.00!
Habitat for Humanity at the 4th of July UC Celebration
Rita Wood, Terri Day, Carol Uribe & Suzanna Flock from the Coldwell Banker office in University City had a successful fund raiser for Habitat for Humanity at the 4th of July UC Celebration. They received generous donations from businesses in the area and raised funds selling raffle tickets for the donated items. Gifts were donated from Coldwell Banker, Chicago Title, Flock Architecture, Von's, Henry's Marketplace, Starbucks Coffee, Maui Maui Hawaiian BBQ, Ralphs and See's Candy. University City community support of this event is also very much appreciated and without it, we couldn't have raised money for such a great cause! We look forward to next years event and thank everyone involved.
