Dog lovers will swear that dogs have an uncanny ability to comfort and empathize with humans.  One of the best breeds for this is the Labrador and this organization is keeping these caring canines protected.  “Labrador Rescuers was established in 2004 to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome stray, abandoned and unwanted Labs into loving and caring homes.”  If your heart goes out to these lovable pets, be sure to show your support for Labrador Rescuers. To learn more about Labrador Rescuers click Furry Friends

Just like Whitney Houston, we believe “children are the future” and the huge organization of Boys and Girls Club is a major contributor to the development of children everywhere.  The Boys & Girls Clubs of South County “is dedicated to providing a safe and harmonious environment for youth of all backgrounds and to help them develop qualities needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.” To learn more about Boys & Girls Club of South County click “Let Them Lead the Way”

The heartbreaking disease of Alzheimer’s brings pain and stress to families caring for their aging loved ones.  While there isn’t yet a cure, the organization of Alzheimer’s San Diego’s “mission is to provide San Diego families with care and support, while advancing critical local research for cure.”  The scary thing about this disease is everyone is susceptible and it’s extremely difficult to predict, so even the most selfish individual would benefit from further research in this critical medical area. To learn more about Alzheimer’s San Diego click Find a Cure

“MEarth (pronounced Me-Earth) is an environmental education nonprofit with the mission to educate and inspire through environmental stewardship.”  The arguments against climate change are thinning into oblivion so regardless of one’s opinion of the cause of it, climate change is happening and MEarth is committed to learning, researching, and educating about how we can be better stewards of Mother Earth.  Help the cause and heal our home. To learn more about MEarth click Is It Hot in Here?

Dog lovers will swear that dogs have an uncanny ability to comfort and empathize with humans.  One of the best breeds for this is the Labrador and this organization is keeping these caring canines protected.  “Labrador Rescuers was established in 2004 to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome stray, abandoned and unwanted Labs into loving and caring homes.”  If your heart goes out to these lovable pets, be sure to show your support for Labrador Rescuers. To learn more about Labrador Rescuers click Furry Friends

Just like Whitney Houston, we believe “children are the future” and the huge organization of Boys and Girls Club is a major contributor to the development of children everywhere.  The Boys & Girls Clubs of South County “is dedicated to providing a safe and harmonious environment for youth of all backgrounds and to help them develop qualities needed to become responsible citizens and leaders.” To learn more about Boys & Girls Club of South County click “Let Them Lead the Way”

The heartbreaking disease of Alzheimer’s brings pain and stress to families caring for their aging loved ones.  While there isn’t yet a cure, the organization of Alzheimer’s San Diego’s “mission is to provide San Diego families with care and support, while advancing critical local research for cure.”  The scary thing about this disease is everyone is susceptible and it’s extremely difficult to predict, so even the most selfish individual would benefit from further research in this critical medical area. To learn more about Alzheimer’s San Diego click Find a Cure

“MEarth (pronounced Me-Earth) is an environmental education nonprofit with the mission to educate and inspire through environmental stewardship.”  The arguments against climate change are thinning into oblivion so regardless of one’s opinion of the cause of it, climate change is happening and MEarth is committed to learning, researching, and educating about how we can be better stewards of Mother Earth.  Help the cause and heal our home. To learn more about MEarth click Is It Hot in Here?