When local youth nonprofit
Camp Fire Central Coast shuttered its Grover Beach office in March at the start of COVID-19, participating parents, kids, and volunteers all looked around for a plan to move forward. But it didn t exist, and one wasn t coming. click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of Save Camp Fire Central Coast
TAKING INITIATIVE Parents are working to save Camp Fire Central Coast, a nearly century-old youth organization offering outdoor and educational activities for kids. Cadence Clift, left, and Levi Clift are members of the Nipomo Camp Fire club. There was basically no plan, said Pismo Beach resident
Heather Muran, whose 11-year-old daughter is an enthusiastic participant in the outdoor-focused youth program. We started asking questions emailing, writing letters, making phone calls.
Morro Bay artist Ardella Swanberg has donated her award-winning piece ‘Harbor Storm’ to the Friends of the Morro Bay Harbor Department for auction.
–Friends of the Morro Bay Harbor Department, a non-profit community group established to help improve Harbor Services in Morro Bay, is holding an art auction to help raise $100,000 for the purchase of a patrol boat.
Morro Bay artist Ardella Swanberg has donated her award-winning piece ‘Harbor Storm’ to the Friends of the Morro Bay Harbor Department for auction. The perfect holiday-time fundraiser, this piece will make a fantastic gift for any art lover, with 100-percent of the proceeds from this auction going towards Friends of the MBHD’s efforts to fund the Harbor Department. With an estimated value of $3,600, ‘Harbor Storm’ quickly jumped to $950 in the first few days of the auction. The deadline for final bids is Monday, Dec. 21, at 8 p.m.