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As part of the Helen Woodward Animal Center’s AniMeals program, the center kicked off its “drive-through” pet food distributions this week at no cost to those who have recently lost jobs due to COVID-19.
On March 7, the Daymond D.
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has forced the closures of local restaurants, putting thousands of servers, bartenders, cooks and other staff out of work for the foreseeable future.
The Drake Center for Veterinary Care in Encinitas has teamed up with a local family to fundraise for a service dog for a Carmel Valley 10-year-old.
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Many San Diegans are facing hardships during the public health crisis that local non-profits are working to address.
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Canyon Crest Academy sophomore Karina Parikh recently created her own enterprise called Stick 2 You, a line of stickers that aims to promote self-confidence in teens.
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One dog acts as guide for the other, which is blind
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--Due to the coronavirus outbreak this event has been canceled.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito broke ground on an original event series designed to inspire and educate local girls in sports through stories and insight from pioneering females in athletics.
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The clinical trial will be open only to members of UCSD Health
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The emergency ordinance specifically requires that all back rent be paid within six months
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Del Mar Community Connections is collecting hand sanitizer, hand soap, paper towels, toilet paper, disinfectant products, and tissues for distribution to local seniors.
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Members of Del Mar’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) are heading into the city’s neighborhoods to find out about residents’ possible exposure to the coronavirus—and what their needs might be.
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The rise of the COVID-19 virus, from vague concept to national crisis in a matter of weeks, has changed lives across the country.
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As all of California moved to shelter-in-place, San Diego Jewish Academy in Carmel Valley quickly adapted to deliver educational and school-wide “gatherings” over digital platforms.
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Each week for over 20 years, Del Mar resident Andy Achterkirchen drives to the San Diego neighborhood of Barrio Logan as a volunteer tutor.
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Rare bonded pair of terrier pups will be available for adoption Wednesday at the Helen Woodward Animal Center
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Luncheon and silent auction fundraiser to benefit local underserved students
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Karen Wilder will be honored at a gala to be held March 27 by the San Diego-Imperial chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.
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After reading the news about the coronavirus outbreak in China, Canyon Crest Academy sophomore Andrew Kuang took initiative and started a fundraiser to raise money to buy medical supplies for hospitals in Wuhan.
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With the Girl Scout Cookie season in full swing, the middle-schoolers of Carmel Valley Troop 3070 are gaining business smarts while earning money for upcoming adventures and to make the world a better place.
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Hand to Hand, a giving circle and women’s fund of the Coastal Community Foundation, recently celebrated and awarded grants totaling $30,000 to organizations serving some of the region’s most vulnerable women and girls.
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The Del Mar Women’s Giving Collective has received nonprofit status from the IRS, and the group is in the process of selecting other San Diego-based nonprofits to receive a share of $45,000 in funding issued for its third grant cycle.
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A group of local high school students in a club called Project H.O.P.E. recently raised $4,000 in supplies and monetary donations to support underprivileged and homeless students at downtown San Diego’s Monarch School and Cristo Rey High School.
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San Diego Jewish Academy on Feb. 7 welcomed Isaac Herzog, chairman of The Jewish Agency for Israel, to celebrate the Jewish Holiday of Tu B’Shvat and to offer support to Hagit Cohen-Hamo, a teacher whose son was injured in a terror attack in Jerusalem.
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A Del Mar business executive has donated $1 million to enrich UC San Diego’s baseball program, a gift that can be traced back to his childhood days watching the Red Sox play at Boston’s Fenway Park.
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