Womenade, a 501(c)(3) non-profit serving San Luis Obispo County in California, is a network that donates items, time, and money to meet essential needs. All funds collected go directly to support those in crisis. Referrals come from schools, medical professionals, county health departments, and organizations such as Family Care Network, RISE, CAPSLO, ECHO Shelter, LINK, and People's Self-Help Housing. DONATE: Womenade, 1241 Johnson Ave. Box #164, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Community Health Centers and Nipomo Lunch Program
During the summer, Womenade, under the leadership of Rosemary Cleaves and in partnership with the Food Bank, is giving children bag lunches at Nipomo Elementary. Last week 160 received lunches! This Tuesday the Community Health Center Medical Dental van will be at the school during distribution! Grateful to the CHC and Gail Tutino!
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Spirit Winds Event to Benefit Womenade
Spirit Winds Physical Therapy
Presents A FREE Educational Evening with
Dr. Monika Allen ND, LAc
The Organic Food Hype
Is eating organic all it’s hyped up to be?
When to eat organic and when it’s okay to stay away
Wednesday, July 10th 6:15pm—7:30pm
Please RSVP at 805-543-5100
1422 Monterey St, Ste C-102, SLO
Dr. Monika Allen ND, LAc
The Organic Food Hype
Is eating organic all it’s hyped up to be?
When to eat organic and when it’s okay to stay away
Wednesday, July 10th 6:15pm—7:30pm
Please RSVP at 805-543-5100
1422 Monterey St, Ste C-102, SLO
info@spiritwindstherapy.com www.spiritwindstherapy.com
Voluntary donations go to Womenade
Voluntary donations go to Womenade
A local non-profit for women and families in need
Sunday, June 16, 2013
Latest Sharing: June 1 - June 16
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June
4: Partial rent for young working
mother with 5-year-old daughter. Her roommate moved out, leaving her with
paying full rent, and they have received a 3-day notice to vacate. She has a job, and is applying for a
better paying one. Referral: Bonnie Allen, Estero Bay Alliance for
Care ($300) 1480
June
5: Partial camp fee for son of an
employed single mother of 3 who is struggling on $750 a month. The boy faces emotional and behavior
problems, and camp will provide continued opportunities for growth and
stability while school is out of session.
Referral: Kim Richards,
County Youth Services ($345) 1481
June
5: Storage fee for homeless single
mother of one child staying with a friend. Recently laid off from work. Payment
prevented all her belongings from being auctioned on the weekend. Referral: Amanda Brown and Belinda Benassi, Department of Social
Services ($252) 1482
June
6: Dental treatment for a
13-year-old boy and an 11-year-old girl.
Referral: Dr. Tran ($220)
1483
June
6: Glasses for 9-year-old
boy. Since his parents have
emergency insurance, the Lion’s Club can’t be of assistance. Referral: Gateway ($60) 1484
June
6: Partial rent for family
struggling to make ends meet since the husband got injured at work. Referral: Ivette Felix, LINK ($300) 1485
June
12: Glasses for an elderly woman
who has had several strokes, and has kidney disease and diabetes. Referral: Dr. Urvi Patel ($173.97) 1486
June
12: Prepaid phone and minutes for
mother who needs to protect herself from the father of her child. Referral: Erin Holmes, County Social Services and shopping by Roberta
Filadelfia ($39.12) 1487
June
12: Stroller with attached car
seat for teen parents of new baby.
Referral: PHN, and shopping
by Roberta Filadelfia ($100) 1488
June
12: Double stroller for mother to
use as transportation for her children.
Referral: PHN, and shopping
by Roberta Filadelfia ($187.26) 1488
June
13: Lego Engineering Camp for an
autistic child. Referral: Tammee Green, CAPSLO ($105) 1001
June
13: Phone bill payment for young
girl raising her younger brother after their mother passed away. Payment allows her to keep in touch
with her brother’s mentor and search for a job. Referral: Sarah-Rudd
Lawler, San Luis Big Brothers/Sisters ($300) 1003
June
13: Partial hospital payment for
young woman struggling with health problems. ($50) 1004
June
14: Dental treatment for
16-year-old girl in pain and partial payment for young girl needing extensive
dental work. Referral: Dr. Tran ($310) 1005
June
14: 5 nights stay at Motel 6 for a
father and his autistic and mentally retarded son. They are losing housing, and the boy is anxious about not
having a place to live. This
funding prevents them from going homeless while waiting to move into
transitional housing.
Referral: Kim Richards,
Tidelands Counseling ($250) 1489
June
14: 2 night motel stay for
homeless woman who was assaulted in her tent. Referral: Jane
Pomeroy, SARP ($172.52) 1490
Items Donated:
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working 2 jobs; twin bed from Naomi Blakely to 3rd grader on the
Coast; funding to establish SESLOC checking from Julie Jones; children’s
clothes from Val Monge; breast pump, baby shoes, toys, bedding blankets,
towels, and changing pads from Rena Rodriquez; 500 recycled grocery bags from
Integrated Waste Management Company; crib donated by Marcie Lindvall and
retrofitted and delivered by Terry Elfrink and David Buck-Moyer; grocery bags
and can openers from Sharynn Chirpich; breast pump from Alison Haupt; bassinet
from Wendy Daly: bassinet from Roberta and Bill Filadelfia; high chair,
stroller, hand breast pump and 2 irons from Roxanne Pryor;
Funds Donated:
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Lisa Bertrand, Mary Parker,
Bonnie Brinton, Judy Barclay, Diane Wettlaufer,
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Latest Sharing List: May 10 - May 31
May
10: Food and student loan payment
for single mom whose 12-year-old son has autism. This month her roommate gave notice and her husband stopped
child support. Referral: Linda
Quesenberry, Transitions – Mental Health ($300) 1459 and 1460
May
10: Gas for homeless mother to
drive her newborn to a motel room and doctor appointments. Referral: Drew Washer, social worker, French Hospital ($100) 1461
May
13: Partial payment for 6-month-old
baby girl to have surgery on her tongue.
Referral: Dr. Walker ($72) 1463
May
14: Ultrasound for pregnant woman
struggling to meet necessary medical payments. Referral: Dr.
Spaulding ($325) 1464
May
14: Phone bill payment for
seriously ill mother of 3.
Referral: Ivette Felix,
LINK ($64) 1465
May
14: Dental treatment for a
16-year-old girl and fillings for 2 teen brothers. Referral: Dr.
Tran ($246.56) 1466
May
17: Partial payment for AYSO fees
for 2 girls in families with limited incomes. Even with scholarships, the families don’t have the $45 that
is still required. Referral: Dana Francis, counselor, Sinsheimer
Elementary ($90) 1467 and 1468
May
17: Utility payments for man
struggling to retain housing.
($104.23 and $179.39) 1469 and 1470
May
23: Dental treatment for
12-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy.
Referral: Dr. Tran ($220)
1471
May
23: Partial rent for studio
apartment for homeless couple.
Referral: Eloisa Medina,
ECHO ($300) 1472
May
27: Diapers for toddler. Referral: PHN ($39.90) 1473
May
28: Utilities for unemployed dad
and mom, who works in a school.
They are parents of 3 and her recent hospitalization for a miscarriage
has drained all their income. They have received shut off notices for gas and
water. Referral: Sonia Greene, LINK ($107.90 and
$159.87) 1474 and 1475
May
29: Maternity clothes for a
homeless, mentally disabled woman.
Referral: PHN and shopping
by Linda Jankay
May
31: Dental treatment for
11-year-old and 15-year-old sisters.
Referral: Dr. Tran ($220)
1476
May
31: Science Camp/Santa Cruz Island partial fee for
high school girl who has been cleaning houses to earn most of the money for
this summer experience. Referral: Chris Jones, Paso Robles High School,
Assistant Principal ($70) 1478
Items Donated:
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tax filing fee and Federal and State tax reporting from Roger Bishop;
dresser from Carol Astaire; swing from Negar Mashhoon; socks and clothes from
Jen Stokes; toys from Beckie Geddes; crib and co-sleeper from Barb Wright; baby
clothes and diapers from Mariam Shah; toiletries delivered to Prado by Kat
Tuculet; children’s clothes and cloth grocery bags from Marylou Gooden; boys
clothes from Anonymous; potty and play mat from Susan Updegrove; food for
Laguna’s backpack program from Linda Jankay, Jen Melton, Congregation Beth
David, Celia Braun, Nan Tarpinian, and Ed Chadwell; can openers from Naomi
Blakely; books from Liz Curren; library discard Spanish books delivered by
Carol Devore; baby bottles from Mandy Covington; stroller, towels and linens
delivered from storage by Jayne Devencenzi; bags and can openers from Jayne
Devencenzi; can openers from Anonymous; stroller from Rosemary Cleaves; fabric
and car seat from Barbara Jennings; for a homeless family moving to housing –
father with Cerebral Palsy: towels
from Barbara Jennings, sippy cups from Mandy Covington, silverware and bowl
from Roberta Kassak, high chair from Rosemary Cleaves, blanket from Arlene
Yost, blankets from Cynthia Perine, toys and clothes from Lesa Smith, baby
clothes from Lisa Aquino, kitchen items from Jayne Devencenzi, table from Lori
Sonabend; crib repair, delivery, and set-up by Terry Elfrink; Legos and
toiletries from Judy Riener; diapers from Kemay Eoyang; toiletries and bags
delivered to FCN by Jeanne Dorn; toys, clothes, and home items from Anne Stahl;
children’s clothes, toys, and books from Jamie Mello; kitchen items for ASN
client donated by Marylou Gooden and delivered by Marcie Lindvall;
Funds Donated:
Ann McMahon, Diana Henderson, Rochelle Johnson, Carol Tickner, Diane
Wettlaufer, Melaleuca, Leona Sullivan, Patricia Streng, Lynn Heinrich, Anonymous,
Elyse Yukelson-Ungar, Gary and Muriel Harkins and their movie group, Mary
Parker, Par Ridge Homeowners Association and Leslie Jones, Deborah Whitson, Tony
Spinelli & Associates in honor of
Blonsley Law, Estero Babes Calendar Project, Judy Barclay, Diane
Wettlaufer, Melaleuca, donation in celebration of Roger Bishop’s birthday,
Joanne and Phil Ruggles, Marcy Owens. Total 1st Quarter: $14,025.75. Mary Parker, BP Foundation and
Madelyn Millholland, Claudeis Selby, Andrea Waterbury, Tom and Kathy
McLaughlin, Lisa Bertrand, Judy Barclay, Easter offering from San Luis Obispo
United Methodist Church, Marilyn Fuller, Carol Tickner, donation for bank
checks from Linda Jankay, Diane Wettlaufer, Diane McKeague, Diana Henderson,
Diana Foch, Leslie Jones, Melaleuca, Sally Equinoa, Kathy Hannula, Wendy Daly,
Ros Mcquade, Monica Soren, Monica, King, Elisa Feingold, Pat Cano, Naomi
Blakely, Laurie Coggan, Carol Devore in memory of Donna Howard’s mother, Chris
Cooke, Marylou Gooden, Mona Tucker, Steve Dinielli, Terry Haberfield, Janice
Noll, Lisa Olivares, Delores Arellano, Sam and Gloria Arellano, Cory and
Annabelle Balaam, Marge Van Beurden, Leslie Colunga, Sam Goldstein, John
Saurwein, Mary Jacobson, Jeff and Cassie Brunker, Lisa Gilbert, Dan Reddell,
Trudy Mullins, Joe Prian, Don Doyle, Edgar Childres, Travis Rich, Liz Childres,
Ramie Manderscheid, Sharon Baldwin, Fidelity National Title Company, Florence
Simon, Ian Saude, Andrea Devitt, Lisa Bertrand, Ingrid Pires, Lainie Wachter, Deborah
Whitson, Pismo Beach/5 Cities Rotary, Mary Parker, L. Dickhaut, Carol Devore,
Marianita Borgstrom, Linda Williams, Darlene Krouse, Elizabeth Curren, Anne
Tiber, Jean De Bruyn, Linda Mueller, Barbara Rosenthal, Edna Marie Cole, Evelyn
Ruehr, Susan Hood, Rosemary Cleaves, Barbara Crawford, Lori Sonnabend, Carol Taylor,
Barbara Jennings, Sapphire Grace, Susan Demma, Barbara Cotton, Janice Chagoya,
Joanne La Plante, Mary Weeks, Katie Perez, Susan Horwood, Barbara Putman,
Christi Nemetz, Joy Pickell, Amy Hedges, Lola Zybura, Bonnie Rivera, Pati
Girata, Marla Lee Eaton, Carol Nulton, Nicole Pazdan, Madeline Stevenson,
Royann Garge, Barbara Deel, Mariam Shah, Nell Quijano, Madeline Fay, Leslie
Jones, Judy Riener, Karen Daniel, Phil and Joanne Ruggles, Leona Sullivan, Diane
Wettlaufer, Melaleuca, Elaine Gardiner, Phyllis Martinelli, Linda Blonsley,
Cathy Hughes, Lisa Bertrand, Mary Parker,
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