The generosity and compassion of Sacramento have been on display throughout the pandemic, and as the community stands together for equality and justice. From surges in community giving to peaceful protests to volunteer clean-up crews, the Indomitable City lives up to its name every day.
In April, Republic FC launched its Indomitable Hands program to provide homebound seniors with an assist during the region’s shelter at home guidelines. With the club’s partner, Raley’s, and a generous contribution from KHTK 1140, team staff and friends of the club have taken to near-daily deliveries of ready to eat meals for seniors throughout the Capital Region.
The generosity and compassion of Sacramento have been on display throughout the pandemic, and as the community stands together for equality and justice. From surges in community giving to peaceful protests to volunteer clean-up crews, the Indomitable City lives up to its name every day.
In April, Republic FC launched its Indomitable Hands program to provide homebound seniors with an assist during the region’s shelter at home guidelines. With the club’s partner, Raley’s, and a generous contribution from KHTK 1140, team staff and friends of the club have taken to near-daily deliveries of ready to eat meals for seniors throughout the Capital Region.
As the program enters its the third month – thanks to the nominations, donations and contributions from the team’s supporters, some special guests joined to help add to the over 6,000 meals delivered and counting.
As the program enters its the third month – thanks to the nominations, donations and contributions from the team’s supporters, some special guests joined to help add to the over 6,000 meals delivered and counting.
Last week, First Partner and Honorary Chair of the California Volunteers Commission, along with California Volunteers Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday, and #CaliforniansForAll volunteers joined Republic FC volunteers to distribute meals and inspire others to help their community during a time of need. They have joined the club’s 260 volunteers who have made deliveries over 500 hours over eight weeks.
Last week, First Partner and Honorary Chair of the California Volunteers Commission, along with California Volunteers Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday, and #CaliforniansForAll volunteers joined Republic FC volunteers to distribute meals and inspire others to help their community during a time of need. They have joined the club’s 260 volunteers who have made deliveries over 500 hours over eight weeks.
What you all have been doing is a demonstration of both the power of me to we, and the recognition that we’re in this together and we’re going to get through this crisis together. I’m really proud to be a Sacramentan and a Californian and in the presence of these incredible organizations and individuals. – First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom
What you all have been doing is a demonstration of both the power of me to we, and the recognition that we’re in this together and we’re going to get through this crisis together. I’m really proud to be a Sacramentan and a Californian and in the presence of these incredible organizations and individuals. – First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom
Led by the state’s Chief Service Officer, Josh Fryday, California Volunteers is the state office tasked with engaging Californians in service, volunteering and civic action to tackle our State’s most pressing challenges while mobilizing all Californians to volunteer and serve in their communities. The #CaliforniansForAll service initiative was launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to build on the efforts of California Volunteers to establish a statewide volunteer corps to help with the state’s response to emergencies and disasters. More than 41,200 Californians have signed up for #CaliforniansForAll and nearly 35,000 have already been connected to organizations across the state that are in need of volunteers.
Led by the state’s Chief Service Officer, Josh Fryday, California Volunteers is the state office tasked with engaging Californians in service, volunteering and civic action to tackle our State’s most pressing challenges while mobilizing all Californians to volunteer and serve in their communities. The #CaliforniansForAll service initiative was launched in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to build on the efforts of California Volunteers to establish a statewide volunteer corps to help with the state’s response to emergencies and disasters. More than 41,200 Californians have signed up for #CaliforniansForAll and nearly 35,000 have already been connected to organizations across the state that are in need of volunteers.
