Enhancing the lives of women and youth in our community and the world. |
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Today's Meeting Review!
President Paula opened our meeting on such a beautiful morning here in Tahoe. We are so very lucky to call this place home.
Our Invocation this morning was provided by our Lydia, who frankly has had numerous circumstances this past year which would bring anyone to their knees but her sharing of life after hardship has her good sense of humor shining through and carrying her forward. For many who suffer the unbearable, it's amazing how trivial other things become. Life goes on and our sense of humor will get us along the path if we allow it to envelope us once again. Find humor so that you can leave your sadness behind, even if it's just for a moment. Thanks Lydia.
Sunshine this morning started out with seeing the happy faces of those we haven't seen for a bit at meeting. We love being with each other. We especially love that our Jean Williams drives up from the Valley and dear, you're looking marvelous! Our best to Pat O and hubby on their move to the Valley. It's only granite that divides us so think of hitching a ride up the mountain!
On a more serious note, recent fires and then needed rain has caused havoc for many of our neighbors in the Woodfords/Markleeville area. Long time residents who relocated to the Woodfords area could use the help of our community. Larry and Casey Braun's home was recently swallowed by a mud slide as the mountain gave way and insurance doesn't cover mudslides. Unbelievable. Here's a story to give you details on the situation and also a like to a GoFundMe page that has been set up to help them out. Any and all donations would help as they lost everything. Also keep our business owners in Markleeville in your hearts and assist them as well. The recent rain in the area has cut the community off as well as incapacitated it with mud everywhere. They are working hard to clear the mud in the town and the road from 89 will hopefully be open in two weeks. Right now the only access is over Monitor Pass. The Chamber has set up a GoFundMe page for businesses as well. Visit their website here for the link and all current information.
Added quick reminder from President Paula, she has arranged a table for ten for this Saturday's Speakeasy at the Pope House from 7 - 9:30. If you're going, get your flapper dress ready and contact her directly! It's going to be the Bee's Knees! Here's a story about the event!
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Our Speakers This Week : We hit a gold mine with these two amazing women! |
Kim George - Fire Captain/EMS Officer
Kim George knew she wanted to be a paramedic. She felt a calling to help people at an early age. She knew emergency response was for her and that led her to the Fire academy. She believes she helped her male counterparts in the academy regard her as a person, not just as a female firefighter. She has never seen anything she can’t do.
Kim is responsible for many of the public education elements of the Fire Department and she's been a huge asset to our community since joining the department in 2001.
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Today Capt. George was joined by counterpart Amanda Milici of TRCD, Tahoe Resource Conservation District, to speak to us about defensible space and wildfire preparedness. And before we begin, let's remember, that a SAFE community is up to each and everyone of us, not just our agencies. Included in this review are links to some of the major players that help to guide us to creating safe homes and a safe community. Whether you live in the city or county, all agencies are working together. Together these ladies provided us with a ton of information that is useful to our entire community so please SHARE this newsletter!
The Tahoe Resource Conservation District's (Tahoe RCD) mission is to promote the conservation, stewardship and knowledge of the Lake Tahoe Region’s natural resources by providing leadership and innovative environmental services to all stakeholders. Tahoe RCD is one of nearly 3000 Conservation Districts across the country helping people to protect land, water, forests, wildlife, and related natural resources. Tahoe RCD is a member of the Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team, Tahoe RCD collaborates with local fire districts, public land management agencies, and neighborhoods to manage the Tahoe Network of Fire Adapted Communities (Tahoe Network).
The Tahoe Network strives to prepare people and property for wildfire by coordinating efforts on a neighborhood scale. The Tahoe Network connects residents to fire protection districts and public land management agencies to create defensible space and ember awareness; educates residents through the Tahoe Living With Fire website, publications and workshops; and empowers neighborhoods to work together with neighborhood leaders to prepare for wildfire.
There are a vast number of agencies working together to help homeowners defensible space around their homes. We have in Lake Tahoe, several community pockets which are now designated as Fire Wise Neighborhoods recognized by the National Fire Protection Association. There is a Fire Wise Workday for the Al Tahoe area this Sunday. Read about the details here. These are grassroot groups, spearheaded by local citizens in their neighborhoods to make these efforts come to fruition. We all hope that down the pike, these designations will help with our homeowners insurance woes so it benefits everyone to consider getting involved now.
The CA Insurance Commissioner, Ricardo Lara, is very interested in working with our community amongst others, to do all that we can to not only protect people and property but to put together legislation which will provide possible discounts for homeowners in Fire Wise Neighborhoods and to protect them from losing their insurance. He shares Wildfire Recovery and Preparedness information on his website. here.
Each of us can continue to keep our homes as safe as possible. Defensible space requires you going outside and taking stock in your property. Many folks have added rock around their foundations, they've eliminated pine needles, limbed trees to avoid ladder fuels, moved their firewood away from the house and added fire proofed tarping. Check out the above websites for information on how you can prepare your home and family.
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SITS Committees:
ALL MEMBERS, please sign up for your committees of choice here. It's through our committee work that we accomplish so much for the community of Tahoe and the world. We ask that all members select one Technical (how our club operates) and one Service (what our club does) committee. Remember, we can jump in on all committee meetings and activities as desired!
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CHAIRS.... All budgets are due! Please contact Lois if you need assistance. |
BACK PAK ATTACK!!!
Education Committee will be packing backpacks for our youth in the middle of August and some members have asked what they may contribute. Please contact Laurie or Cookie with any questions.
We would gladly welcome any of the following to add to the inventory that we purchase:
binders
binder paper
binder pencil holder
binder dividers
pads of drawing paper
cute erasers
fine markers
rulers
spiral notebooks
mechanical pencils
highlighters
ballpoint pens (blue & black)
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Support for our Mt. Tallac Students! The pandemic knocked our schedule off a bit but we are putting the final touches on the www.artsaleformttallac.org website where we will be launching an online art sale thanks to the talent of Mr. Keith Williams. His beautiful wife, Sandy Williams, had a heart filled for the youth at Mt. Tallac High School. All of the funds raised through this event will go to support our students! The sale will be launched Sept. 1 and close on Sept. 30. Our website is being built with the final touches and people can begin to bid on Sept. 1, so please SHARE this information. People can also simply donate to our efforts at the school! For more information, contact Wendy David.
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SHOP with US!
SITS can earn funds with your shopping!
Please share this information with family and friends!
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Amazon Smile. Go to www.amazonsmile.com to sign up! & help our club! Use this whenever you order from Amazon. It's an easy way to help our club.
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SHOPS for SITS!
It’s a win/win fundraising opportunity for our efforts all year long! Great household and gift items you can order come right to your home and our club receives 40% of what you spend there to enhance the lives of women and youth!
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NON-SITS Fun and Opportunities in Tahoe |
Our nursery is already full of orphaned baby animals and birds, from bear cubs to raccoon kits to nestlings. We expect that many more babies will arrive throughout the summer and we need to be prepared!
Help us prepare for these new arrivals by buying gifts for the babies: warmers, formula, blankets, and more! Everything we need to provide the best care for these babies is on our Amazon Wishlist: bit.ly/ltwc-wishlist Just choose "Denise Upton/ Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care's Gift Registry Address" when choosing a shipping address.
ALSO announcing Wednesday Wildlife talks...
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Post-fire resilience workshops to focus on Dixie, Caldor & Tamarack fires
University of California Cooperative Extension is holding online weekly workshops and in-person field trips to connect landowners affected by recent wildfires to post-fire management concepts, strategies, professionals, and programs... Online meetings through Oct 14th.
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The Kiwanis Club of Lake Tahoe is looking for Unsung Heroes in the South Lake Tahoe community. There have always been great volunteers on the South Shore, but over the past two years, the community has been the recipient of thousands of hours of selfless work by volunteers
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After a two-year hiatus, Live at Lakeview returns!!
Live at Lakeview is a free summer series of concerts taking place right on the beach at Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe. Lively music, delicious food, beautiful art and breathtaking views are all waiting for you every Thursday night (June 23 – Aug. 25).
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Tahoe Arts Project - Music on the Beach - August 18th |
dates for August
Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our nation is experiencing the greatest blood shortage in over a decade. You can do your part by donating often. Whole blood can be donated every 8 weeks (56 days) or up to 6 times per year. Power red donations can be made every 16 weeks (112 days). Platelet apheresis donors may give every 7 days up to 24 times per year. If you have questions about donating blood, go to vitalent.org. Donating blood is a lifesaving act of kindness.
Donors are encouraged to please schedule an appointment. Walk-ins will be accommodated if space allows.
Please schedule an appointment at Click here to make an appointment or go to donors.vitalant.org and use blood drive code SMFM062
or call Vitalant at 877-258-4825 and mention blood drive code SMFM062
Vitalant info for Aug:
Thurs 8/18/2022
Harrah’s Lake Tahoe -
Harrah’s Harvey’s Special Event Center
15 Hwy 50
Stateline, NV
Open 8am-1pm
Monday, 8/29/22
Pulse Fitness - Blood Mobile
885 Mahogany Dr.
Minden, NV
Open 10am-1:30pm
Friday, 9/9/22
Tahoe Douglas Fire District
Kahle Center - Tallac Activity Room
256 Kingsbury Grade Rd
Stateline, NV
Open 11am-5:15pm
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Barton Health
Barton Health Wellness Lecture Series. Go here for upcoming and also past lectures.
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Sugar Pine Foundation
It's their busy time of the year! Check out the website for ALL the opportunities to do your bit to help! |
Between Horses and Humans continues to grow! If you're a lover of youth and a lover of horses, this is a program for you! You can keep up on their information by reading their newsletters here! Volunteers and donations are always needed.
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Christmas Cheer - NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!!!
Three Fridays a month, a big rig comes to Tahoe from the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. We transfer food from the big rig to the Christmas Cheer truck, then drive to Christmas Cheer, on 3rd Street by Barton, and unload the truck. This procedure takes about 2.5 hours.
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Food Assistance Guide for So. Lake Tahoe. If you know of anyone in need, please share this information. Click and print!
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Medical Equipment needed - Rotary's David Kurtzman is heading a new program for our community. Free, used, in home medical equipment, like shower chairs, wheelchairs, walkers etc.
He can be contacted directly, 530-545-3283 to request items or donate.
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The Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless has accomplished so much thanks to their leadership and many volunteers. You can read about all that's been done thus far here.
Homeless coalition completes purchase of three South Lake Tahoe motels; move-ins begin - donation list at end of this article. Our assistance throughout the year makes a difference in the life of another and in the health of our community!
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The nonprofit Trails is looking for Board Members.
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Our Upcoming Programs
Join us at the SLT Senior Center, Thursdays, 7:30 - 8:30 AM for information, fun and a cup of coffee!
Aug 18 - Sonja Conklin - AirMed Ambulance
Aug 25 - Carrie Champness-DAR Geneology
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Elegant Evening 2022
PREMIER Sponsors!
Thank you!
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Elegant Evening 2022 GRAND Sponsors!
YOU can still purchase your sponsorship here and enjoy advertisement to Oct. 31. 2022.
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Online publication from Soroptimist International of the Americas |
Are you taking care of your personal
business?
|
We're all guilty of putting off some of the most important things that take care of our family and ourselves.
Where are you at on emergency preparedness and providing that your estate is taken care of should something happen to you?
The only way to complete these tasks is to begin. Start with these links.
EVACUATION MAPS and More Specific to South Lake Tahoe!
Emergency Notifications
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|
SITS Committees:
ALL MEMBERS, please sign up for your committees of choice here. It's through our committee work that we accomplish so much for the community of Tahoe and the world. We ask that all members select one Technical (how our club operates) and one Service (what our club does) committee. Remember, we can jump in on all committee meetings and activities as desired!
|
CHAIRS.... All budgets are due! Please contact Lois if you need assistance. |
BACK PAK ATTACK!!!
Education Committee will be packing backpacks for our youth in the middle of August and some members have asked what they may contribute. Please contact Laurie or Cookie with any questions.
We would gladly welcome any of the following to add to the inventory that we purchase:
binders
binder paper
binder pencil holder
binder dividers
pads of drawing paper
cute erasers
fine markers
rulers
spiral notebooks
mechanical pencils
highlighters
ballpoint pens (blue & black)
|
SHOP with US!
SITS can earn funds with your shopping!
Please share this information with family and friends!
|
Amazon Smile. Go to www.amazonsmile.com to sign up! & help our club! Use this whenever you order from Amazon. It's an easy way to help our club.
|
SHOPS for SITS!
It’s a win/win fundraising opportunity for our efforts all year long! Great household and gift items you can order come right to your home and our club receives 40% of what you spend there to enhance the lives of women and youth!
|
NON-SITS Fun and Opportunities in Tahoe |
Our nursery is already full of orphaned baby animals and birds, from bear cubs to raccoon kits to nestlings. We expect that many more babies will arrive throughout the summer and we need to be prepared!
Help us prepare for these new arrivals by buying gifts for the babies: warmers, formula, blankets, and more! Everything we need to provide the best care for these babies is on our Amazon Wishlist: bit.ly/ltwc-wishlist Just choose "Denise Upton/ Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care's Gift Registry Address" when choosing a shipping address.
ALSO announcing Wednesday Wildlife talks...
|
Post-fire resilience workshops to focus on Dixie, Caldor & Tamarack fires
University of California Cooperative Extension is holding online weekly workshops and in-person field trips to connect landowners affected by recent wildfires to post-fire management concepts, strategies, professionals, and programs... Online meetings through Oct 14th.
|
The Kiwanis Club of Lake Tahoe is looking for Unsung Heroes in the South Lake Tahoe community. There have always been great volunteers on the South Shore, but over the past two years, the community has been the recipient of thousands of hours of selfless work by volunteers
|
After a two-year hiatus, Live at Lakeview returns!!
Live at Lakeview is a free summer series of concerts taking place right on the beach at Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe. Lively music, delicious food, beautiful art and breathtaking views are all waiting for you every Thursday night (June 23 – Aug. 25).
|
Tahoe Arts Project - Music on the Beach - August 18th |
dates for August
Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our nation is experiencing the greatest blood shortage in over a decade. You can do your part by donating often. Whole blood can be donated every 8 weeks (56 days) or up to 6 times per year. Power red donations can be made every 16 weeks (112 days). Platelet apheresis donors may give every 7 days up to 24 times per year. If you have questions about donating blood, go to vitalent.org. Donating blood is a lifesaving act of kindness.
Donors are encouraged to please schedule an appointment. Walk-ins will be accommodated if space allows.
Please schedule an appointment at Click here to make an appointment or go to donors.vitalant.org and use blood drive code SMFM062
or call Vitalant at 877-258-4825 and mention blood drive code SMFM062
Vitalant info for Aug:
Thurs 8/18/2022
Harrah’s Lake Tahoe -
Harrah’s Harvey’s Special Event Center
15 Hwy 50
Stateline, NV
Open 8am-1pm
Monday, 8/29/22
Pulse Fitness - Blood Mobile
885 Mahogany Dr.
Minden, NV
Open 10am-1:30pm
Friday, 9/9/22
Tahoe Douglas Fire District
Kahle Center - Tallac Activity Room
256 Kingsbury Grade Rd
Stateline, NV
Open 11am-5:15pm
|
Barton Health
Barton Health Wellness Lecture Series. Go here for upcoming and also past lectures.
|
Sugar Pine Foundation
It's their busy time of the year! Check out the website for ALL the opportunities to do your bit to help! |
Between Horses and Humans continues to grow! If you're a lover of youth and a lover of horses, this is a program for you! You can keep up on their information by reading their newsletters here! Volunteers and donations are always needed.
|
Christmas Cheer - NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!!!
Three Fridays a month, a big rig comes to Tahoe from the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. We transfer food from the big rig to the Christmas Cheer truck, then drive to Christmas Cheer, on 3rd Street by Barton, and unload the truck. This procedure takes about 2.5 hours.
|
Food Assistance Guide for So. Lake Tahoe. If you know of anyone in need, please share this information. Click and print!
|
Medical Equipment needed - Rotary's David Kurtzman is heading a new program for our community. Free, used, in home medical equipment, like shower chairs, wheelchairs, walkers etc.
He can be contacted directly, 530-545-3283 to request items or donate.
|
The Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless has accomplished so much thanks to their leadership and many volunteers. You can read about all that's been done thus far here.
Homeless coalition completes purchase of three South Lake Tahoe motels; move-ins begin - donation list at end of this article. Our assistance throughout the year makes a difference in the life of another and in the health of our community!
|
The nonprofit Trails is looking for Board Members.
|
|
Our Upcoming Programs
Join us at the SLT Senior Center, Thursdays, 7:30 - 8:30 AM for information, fun and a cup of coffee!
Aug 18 - Sonja Conklin - AirMed Ambulance
Aug 25 - Carrie Champness-DAR Geneology
|
Elegant Evening 2022
PREMIER Sponsors!
Thank you!
|
Elegant Evening 2022 GRAND Sponsors!
YOU can still purchase your sponsorship here and enjoy advertisement to Oct. 31. 2022.
|
Online publication from Soroptimist International of the Americas |
Are you taking care of your personal
business?
|
We're all guilty of putting off some of the most important things that take care of our family and ourselves.
Where are you at on emergency preparedness and providing that your estate is taken care of should something happen to you?
The only way to complete these tasks is to begin. Start with these links.
EVACUATION MAPS and More Specific to South Lake Tahoe!
Emergency Notifications
|
|
SITS Committees:
ALL MEMBERS, please sign up for your committees of choice here. It's through our committee work that we accomplish so much for the community of Tahoe and the world. We ask that all members select one Technical (how our club operates) and one Service (what our club does) committee. Remember, we can jump in on all committee meetings and activities as desired!
|
CHAIRS.... All budgets are due! Please contact Lois if you need assistance. |
BACK PAK ATTACK!!!
Education Committee will be packing backpacks for our youth in the middle of August and some members have asked what they may contribute. Please contact Laurie or Cookie with any questions.
We would gladly welcome any of the following to add to the inventory that we purchase:
binders
binder paper
binder pencil holder
binder dividers
pads of drawing paper
cute erasers
fine markers
rulers
spiral notebooks
mechanical pencils
highlighters
ballpoint pens (blue & black)
|
SHOP with US!
SITS can earn funds with your shopping!
Please share this information with family and friends!
|
Amazon Smile. Go to www.amazonsmile.com to sign up! & help our club! Use this whenever you order from Amazon. It's an easy way to help our club.
|
SHOPS for SITS!
It’s a win/win fundraising opportunity for our efforts all year long! Great household and gift items you can order come right to your home and our club receives 40% of what you spend there to enhance the lives of women and youth!
|
NON-SITS Fun and Opportunities in Tahoe |
Our nursery is already full of orphaned baby animals and birds, from bear cubs to raccoon kits to nestlings. We expect that many more babies will arrive throughout the summer and we need to be prepared!
Help us prepare for these new arrivals by buying gifts for the babies: warmers, formula, blankets, and more! Everything we need to provide the best care for these babies is on our Amazon Wishlist: bit.ly/ltwc-wishlist Just choose "Denise Upton/ Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care's Gift Registry Address" when choosing a shipping address.
ALSO announcing Wednesday Wildlife talks...
|
Post-fire resilience workshops to focus on Dixie, Caldor & Tamarack fires
University of California Cooperative Extension is holding online weekly workshops and in-person field trips to connect landowners affected by recent wildfires to post-fire management concepts, strategies, professionals, and programs... Online meetings through Oct 14th.
|
The Kiwanis Club of Lake Tahoe is looking for Unsung Heroes in the South Lake Tahoe community. There have always been great volunteers on the South Shore, but over the past two years, the community has been the recipient of thousands of hours of selfless work by volunteers
|
After a two-year hiatus, Live at Lakeview returns!!
Live at Lakeview is a free summer series of concerts taking place right on the beach at Lakeview Commons in South Lake Tahoe. Lively music, delicious food, beautiful art and breathtaking views are all waiting for you every Thursday night (June 23 – Aug. 25).
|
Tahoe Arts Project - Music on the Beach - August 18th |
dates for August
Due to the Covid 19 pandemic, our nation is experiencing the greatest blood shortage in over a decade. You can do your part by donating often. Whole blood can be donated every 8 weeks (56 days) or up to 6 times per year. Power red donations can be made every 16 weeks (112 days). Platelet apheresis donors may give every 7 days up to 24 times per year. If you have questions about donating blood, go to vitalent.org. Donating blood is a lifesaving act of kindness.
Donors are encouraged to please schedule an appointment. Walk-ins will be accommodated if space allows.
Please schedule an appointment at Click here to make an appointment or go to donors.vitalant.org and use blood drive code SMFM062
or call Vitalant at 877-258-4825 and mention blood drive code SMFM062
Vitalant info for Aug:
Thurs 8/18/2022
Harrah’s Lake Tahoe -
Harrah’s Harvey’s Special Event Center
15 Hwy 50
Stateline, NV
Open 8am-1pm
Monday, 8/29/22
Pulse Fitness - Blood Mobile
885 Mahogany Dr.
Minden, NV
Open 10am-1:30pm
Friday, 9/9/22
Tahoe Douglas Fire District
Kahle Center - Tallac Activity Room
256 Kingsbury Grade Rd
Stateline, NV
Open 11am-5:15pm
|
Barton Health
Barton Health Wellness Lecture Series. Go here for upcoming and also past lectures.
|
Sugar Pine Foundation
It's their busy time of the year! Check out the website for ALL the opportunities to do your bit to help! |
Between Horses and Humans continues to grow! If you're a lover of youth and a lover of horses, this is a program for you! You can keep up on their information by reading their newsletters here! Volunteers and donations are always needed.
|
Christmas Cheer - NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!!!
Three Fridays a month, a big rig comes to Tahoe from the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. We transfer food from the big rig to the Christmas Cheer truck, then drive to Christmas Cheer, on 3rd Street by Barton, and unload the truck. This procedure takes about 2.5 hours.
|
Food Assistance Guide for So. Lake Tahoe. If you know of anyone in need, please share this information. Click and print!
|
Medical Equipment needed - Rotary's David Kurtzman is heading a new program for our community. Free, used, in home medical equipment, like shower chairs, wheelchairs, walkers etc.
He can be contacted directly, 530-545-3283 to request items or donate.
|
The Tahoe Coalition for the Homeless has accomplished so much thanks to their leadership and many volunteers. You can read about all that's been done thus far here.
Homeless coalition completes purchase of three South Lake Tahoe motels; move-ins begin - donation list at end of this article. Our assistance throughout the year makes a difference in the life of another and in the health of our community!
|
The nonprofit Trails is looking for Board Members.
|
|
Our Upcoming Programs
Join us at the SLT Senior Center, Thursdays, 7:30 - 8:30 AM for information, fun and a cup of coffee!
Aug 18 - Sonja Conklin - AirMed Ambulance
Aug 25 - Carrie Champness-DAR Geneology
|
Elegant Evening 2022
PREMIER Sponsors!
Thank you!
|
Elegant Evening 2022 GRAND Sponsors!
YOU can still purchase your sponsorship here and enjoy advertisement to Oct. 31. 2022.
|
Online publication from Soroptimist International of the Americas |
Are you taking care of your personal
business?
|
We're all guilty of putting off some of the most important things that take care of our family and ourselves.
Where are you at on emergency preparedness and providing that your estate is taken care of should something happen to you?
The only way to complete these tasks is to begin. Start with these links.
EVACUATION MAPS and More Specific to South Lake Tahoe!
Emergency Notifications
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Wishing a very happy August birthday month to our SITSters!
12-Aug COLLEEN PENCE
25-Aug LINDA MALZONE
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Thought for the Day
Our Cookie Rork LOVES words. She's a bit of fanatic. So in keeping with her love and respect for words she provided us with one from the 17th Century. The word is SPUDDLE. Spuddle means to work inefficiently while achieving absolutely nothing!
We hope that you can SPUDDLE today wherever you are.
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Consider beginning your Thursday with us!
Join us at the South Lake Tahoe Senior Center at 3050 Lake Tahoe Blvd. at 7:30am on Thursday mornings for our in person meetings. We are very excited to be getting together and hope to see many bright and shining, lovely faces. We have breakfast, tea, and coffee. Please bring your own utensils, cups, and plates as we strive to do our part to lesson the impact single use paper goods and plastics have on the environment. If you are unable to join us in person, simply email us at sitahoesierra@gmail.com and request a link to our meeting! You are welcome to continue to join us via Zoom.
It's a great way to start your day!
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2022-2023 Board of Directors
President Paula Peterson
Past President Nancy Muller
Rec. Secretary Lydia Rogers
Corr. Secretary Shirley Barr
Treasurer 1 Year Lois Downy
Treasurer 2 Year Jeanne Prestella
Director 1-Year Lisa Cali
Director 2-Year Margie Maxhimer
Delegate 1-Year Shelly Martinez
Delegate 2-Year Amy Simons
Parliamentarian Wendy David
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Laurel Society Members
- Norma Poole (in memory)
- Irene Morris (In memory)
- Irene Radford (2006)
- Lucille Holmlund (In memory)
- Joanne Shope
- Dilys Evans (in memory)
- Kathy Southern
- Teruyo (Terry) Kunibe
- Marilyn Milholland
- Doris Groelz (2011)
- Wendy David (2012)
- Pat Papp (2013)
- Lydia Rogers (2014)
- Trudy Mills (2015)
- Cookie Rork (2015)
- Diane Imbach (2016)
- Lisa Huard (2017)
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Post Office Box 18727,
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96151
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