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GALA
InnVision the Way Home is pleased to invite you to our annual Garden Gala.
SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY JOAN BAEZ
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The Great American Food & Music Fest is teaming up with InnVision to provide free meals to Bay Area residents in need. All remaining food from the event, being held on June 13 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California, will be donated to the organization as the festival’s official charity.
The Great American Food & Music Fest, hosted by Bobby Flay, is a gathering of all-star chefs, celebrated food favorites, and live music. (www.greatamericanfoodandmusicfest.com. The festival will showcase an assortment of quintessential American food favorites from across the country for one day only! There will also be a line-up of Food Network stars including: Guy Fieri (Diners, Drive-ins and Dives), Anne Burrell (Secrets of a Restaurant Chef), and Aida Mollenkamp (Ask Aida), as well as Bay Area favorites: Nate Appleman (A16), June Taylor (June Taylor Jams), Bruce Aidells, Chris Cosentino (Incanto), and Chuck Siegel (Charles Chocolates), all on hand to demonstrate their culinary skills. The food-filled festivities will be highlighted by performances by Little Feat, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Marshall Crenshaw, and more.
Culinary establishments on-site serving their acclaimed specialties include: Katz’s Deli (NY), Pink’s Hot Dogs (LA), Barney Greengrass (NYC), Graeter’s Ice Cream (Cincinnati), Southside Market & Barbecue (Texas), Anchor Bar (Buffalo, NY; inventor of Buffalo wings), Junior’s (cheesecake; Brooklyn), Zingerman’s Deli (Michigan) and Tony Luke's Cheesesteaks (Philadelphia), Jeanty at Jacks, Burgermeister, Charles Chocolates, Thomas Keller's Bouchon Bakery, and more!
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WISH LIST
Want to know how you can help? We've put together a Wish List for the Spring of 2009.
DONATIONS
Donation Depot
at Georgia Travis Center
297 Commercial Street
San Jose, CA 95112
(Corner of N. 7th St and Commercial St)
MAP
The Donation Depot is open
12:30 – 3:30 pm
Monday through Friday
Until further notice, we are no longer accepting donations of women’s clothing.
PHOTO GALLERY
We have a Gallery of Pictures highlighting InnVision Holiday Activities.
PRESS RELEASE
THE TWO LARGEST SILICON VALLEY HOMELESS SERVICE PROVIDERS ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF ONE-STOP HOMELESS PREVENTION CENTERS |
FUNDRAISER
JAZZ & WINE GARDEN PARTY BENFITING INNVISION HOTEL DE ZINK
INNVISION NEWSLETTER
MARCH 2009 SOUTH BAY PROGRAMS
MARCH 2009 PENINSULA PROGRAMS
PRESS RELEASE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF PALO ALTO OFFERS CHALLENGE GRANT OF $10,000
PRESS RELEASE
IN WEEK OF BIG LAYOFFS, 17 HOMELESS RESIDENTS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY FIND EMPLOYMENT THROUGH INNVISION ONE-STOP HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION CENTER
PRESS RELEASE
TOUGH ECONOMY JEOPARDIZES PALO ALTO/MENLO PARK HOMELESS PROGRAMS
URGENT NEED in the PENINSULA
Dear InnVision Supporter,
Thank you for your past support of InnVision Midpeninsula Programs. This year we are experiencing a serious decline in revenues while thousands more come to our doors during these uncertain times. InnVision must raise at least $500,000 by December 31 or close down some Palo Alto/Menlo Park programs in January. We have reduced expenses and leveraged revenues through our partnerships, but the shortfall continues.
InnVision serves 20,000 clients in Silicon Valley. Here in your backyard, we provide shelter and support services through our Urban Ministry programs - Hotel de Zink, the Food Closet and Breaking Bread Hot Meals. We also operate the Opportunity Center service programs, the Clara-Mateo Alliance shelter and the North County Inns supportive housing units. These local programs serve 3,000 people each year in your community, providing not only basic needs, but also many more resources to help individuals and families rebuild their lives. Critical shelter and support programs including counseling, job assistance, healthcare and children’s activities are all in jeopardy of being suspended this winter.
Your community came together so nobly and generously, to build the Opportunity Center in 2006…but ongoing support for the services provided at this center and other Midpeninsula locations has not materialized as hoped. Now we are coming to you to ask for an immediate contribution and pledge for future support to ensure that shelter and counseling will be available to all in need.
Christine Burroughs/InnVision CEO
John Barton/Community Working Group Board President
Each year InnVision programs serve 20,000 homeless individuals and families at 20 locations with emergency shelter, transitional and permanent housing and supportive programs.
Silicon Valley Home Raffle
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