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Alchemist Community Development Corporation is hiring...
 Alchemist Community Development Corporation (Alchemist CDC)
Is looking to hire for the following positions: Program and Fund Development Manager: Take the lead in developing and implementing a strategy to increase unrestricted funds through individual and corporate contributions and other non-program-grant funding strategies (including reaching out to, and building relationships with, potential new and existing/past donors.Assist with the development and implementation of resource development annual plans, in order to sustain and increase annual charitable giving to the organization and its programs. Other duties may be assigned. Reporting to the Executive Director.
Galt Farmers' Market EBT Associate: Ensure compliance with Federal guidelines for accepting CalFresh. Staff CalFresh scrip distribution table at Galt farmers' markets each week. Promote program to farmer vendors at markets. Inform customers about CalFresh eligibility and application guidelines. As position grows, there may be opportunities to expand into additional program work, such as assisting with community outreach or attending community events. For more information please see attached Job Descriptions below. |
We are hiring...
 Asian
Resources, Inc. has an opening for a part-time HUB Administrative Assistant. The BHC Administrative Assistant
provides administrative, logistical, and programmatic support for the Sacramento
Building Healthy Communities’ (BHC) Hub office, Work Groups, and Community
events. This position reports to the Sacramento BHC Director and works in very
close collaboration with all other team members. This is a part time position,
requiring flexible hours as some meeting and activities occur outside of normal
office hours, on weekends, and in various location. This
position requires a detail oriented and highly organized skills set, coupled
with the ability to initiate and follow through on projects. Additionally, the
ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously with a keen awareness of
priorities are essential. For more information and how to apply please see attached PDF below. |
| Attachments:
The BHC Administrative Assistant.pdf
Open House: In-Store Promotions and Sampling Events
Tallgrass Talent Group is holding an open house for those interested in joining our team and hosting In-Store Promotions and Sampling Events. We will be conducting face to face interviews, answering questions and assisting people with their applications. We are in
need of multiple demonstrators, so
be sure to bring your friends and/or family who are also interested in doing
In-Store Promotions. Open House Information: Date: 7/18 Time: 9-12PM Location: La Familia Counseling Center 5523 34th St, Sacramento CA 95820 To RSVP or for more information, e-mail chris.hurlbert@tallgrasstalentgroup.com As an in-store demonstrator, you serve as a "brand ambassador" -- demonstrating foods, electronics and general merchandise products to shoppers. Part Time, Weekend Work, $60-$72 per Event |
| Attachments:
Sacramento 7 18 open house.pdf
Sacramento BHC 4th Annual Celebration...
 Sacramento BHC wants to invite you to Join us for our 4th Annual Sacramento Building Healthy Celebration. Come join us at Rainbow Park and the 41st Avenue Community Center located at Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and 41st Avenue This event is open to the whole community. We will have FREE Food, raffle prizes, games for the kids, arts and crafts and music. We will also be joined by Ubuntu Green as they will be presenting the Building Healthy Communities Charrette. A Charrette is a multi-day public planning process that collects a lot of public input in a short amount of time. A team of designers and experts generate plans in real time based on input received from the community. A Charrette is unique because it provide timely opportunities for feedback and revisions, and concludes with a final product. For more information please see flyers below.... |
La Familia Counseling Center, Inc. Presents: Kids Summer Day Camp
 KIDS SUMMER DAY CAMP FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH 6-18 YEARS OLD TWO SESSIONS: First session: June 23rd — July 18th Second session: July 21st — August 15th 11:30pm — 2:45pm (lunch begins at 11:30am) (Children under 6 years old may came for lunch but must be accompanied by an adult) Parents sign kids AT THE DOOR Drop - ins welcome You can drop-off your children at 11:30am and pick them up at 2:45pm For more information please, call Juana or Windy (916) 452-3601 |
Sacramento BMoC Summit Applications
 Becoming Men of Change 3rd Annual Sacramento BMoC Summit- June 26th, 2014 Sacramento State University Ballroom, 8am-5pm Here you will find the applications for youth to participate and also for mentors. |
County Candidates Forum on Health and Housing for All
 A County Candidates
Forum
Since 2009, Sacramento County has been making drastic cuts to county services and safety-net. Now, we will finally have access to funds that could to help revitalize these vital programs. On Thursday, May 22nd communities from across Sacramento will come together and ask candidates for county supervisor to prioritize health, social services, and housing. We will ask them to make commitments on our priorities such as:
Health and Social Services for Undocumented Immigrants Mixed Use and Transitional Housing Mental Health Health Service Navigation
Confirmed Candidate Guests: Patrick Kennedy and Jrmar Jefferson, with remarks from Supervisor Don Nottoli.
What questions to do you want to pose to the County Supervisor Candidates? Email annie@sacact.org with your suggestion.
Thursday, May 22nd, 6:30pm at Congregation B’nai Israel 3600 Riverside Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95818 Childcare will be provided. |
| Attachments:
English Flyer2014a1.pdf
spanish flyer final.pdf
Boys & Men of Color Sacramento Present: Becoming Men of Change 3rd Annual BMoC Summit
 Becoming Men of Change “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.” -Marcus Garvey 3rd Annual BMoC Summit- June 26th, 2014 Sacramento State University Ballroom, 8am-5pm
A FREE full day event focused on galvanizing community power and inspiring youth action! The purpose of the summit is to create system change by mobilizing young people and inspire dialogue between youth activists and local leaders regarding the development of a community action plan to improve health, safety and educational outcomes for Boys and Men of Color in the Sacramento area. At the end of the Summit participants will be encouraged to participate in in goi8ng BMoC activities and events. If you want to participate as a Youth Participants; Volunteer; Youth Mentor or a run a workshop you can submit an application attached below.
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Sacramento Enterntaiment & Sports Complex: Priority Apprenticeship Program
 The Sacramento Kings have launched a new program to create
career opportunities for low-income and disadvantaged individuals in the construction of the new downtown entertainment and sports complex (ESC). Through the program, the Kings and our partners will recruit, train and deploy at least 70 “Priority Apprentices” to help build the
ESC. To qualify for the program, an
individual must meet the criteria as either a “Priority Worker” or live in a
“Priority Zip Code”:
For more information and to see a list of the zip codes please see attached Flyer or call Call the Arena Jobs Hotline (916) 274-1019 Visit one of the following SETA/Sacramento Works Centers for a referral to a union approved pre-apprentice and/or apprentice program. |
| Attachments:
ESC Priority Worker Flyer.pdf
Health Education Council Presents: Let your Voice be Heard.
 The Health Education Council is looking for Latino Oak
Park residents to get together and talk about what is missing in their area,
what they’d like to see, resources, info, etc. If you know of any residents in
that area that would be interested in participating please direct them to the
information on the flyer. Those who will participate will get a $25 gift card
and a chance to win a $50 Walmart gift card. See PDF flyer below.
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| Attachments:
Focus Group - Eng-Spa.pdf
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