Doughnut delivery brings cheer
Laura Kreiss, CEO of locally owned fundraising app ChangeGiving, made a special St. Patrick’s Day delivery of Krispy Kreme doughnuts to health care professionals and first responders at several North County sites to say thank you. Doughnuts were delivered to Scripps Memorial Hospital-Encinitas, Vista Fire/Rescue Station 6, Rancho Santa Fe Patrol and Rancho Santa Fe Fire/Rescue. Scripps-Encinitas has a special place in Kreiss’ heart, as her late husband, Michael, was treated there for lung cancer several years ago. Her ChangeGiving app simplifies giving by allowing users to donate their spare change to fundraising campaigns of their choice. Visit changegiving.io.
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R. Roger Rowe School parents are speaking out on school safety, some asking the Rancho Santa Fe School District to explore investing in a full-time armed security guard on campus.
During public comment at the board’s March 8 meeting, parent Yann Phung said the district is in a unique position to act given its resources and that more funds could be allocated to the safety of the school.
“I kiss my kids goodbye for school every day and the thought in my head is ‘Are they going to be safe today?’ Unfortunately, these are the thoughts that enter my head but it’s just the reality of the situation,” Phung said.