Wine Tasting Event Fundraiser
Saturday, September 25, 2021
1 :00 – 4:00 p.m.
Featuring Bella Cavalli Wines
Passports to Success
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Together We Belong
Together We Belong – Sibling Reunification reunites siblings living in separate foster care homes. Reunions provide an opportunity for togetherness.
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Please join us for our first fundraiser in 2 years! It is good to be back working to help the foster youth of Orange County!
Verenice Patino, a student at Santiago Canyon College, received the first $5000 scholarship from the Eddie Nash Foundation to help complete her education.
Registration is now open for our Together We Belong Bowling and Pizza Party Event at Concourse Bowling Center in Anaheim on February 22, 2020. To register go to http://www.eddienashfoundation.org
Eddie Nash Foundation receives a check for $2000 collected during Red Ribbon Week at Villa Park High School from Interact & ASB Students at the school- also in the photo are Villa Park Rotary President Genene Dunn, Dr Linda Bartrom interact sponsor and PrincipalDr Ken Miller.
The Eddie Nash Foundation was awarded a $17,500.00 Community Impact Grant from New York Life yesterday! Many thanks to Christine Thompson and all the wonderful NY Life Volunteers for Good who help our foundation in so many ways!! We are looking forward to a great year in 2020!! Happy Holidays to All!!
25 foster youth attended yesterday’s Passports to Success workshop on personal health and how to get the most of their health benefits from the state.
Founder Bryan “eddie” Nash welcomed the participants. Dynamic presentations challenged the
youth to learn how to care for themselves both mentally and physically, when to seek emergency care, and to find a mentor who can help them navigate through good and bad times. Two of the speakers had themselves been foster youth who have gone on to college and successful, fulfilling lives encouraged the participants to go to college.
The event was held at Villa Park City Hall and went from 10 am- -2:30pm. Special thanks to Jessica Juarez and Dr Jay Applebaum for their assistance at the workshop.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to help Orange County Foster Youth. Donations will be used to provide educational programs and sibling reunion
activities.
What People are Saying About ENF
The opportunity to volunteer with this foundation has been among the greatest blessings in my life and I cannot possibly thank you enough for all the pleasure & gratitude it has stirred in my heart. When people ask me what my favorite part of my last 4 years has been, I always say, working with the incredible foster youth at Eddie Nash Foundation. As I start my first year at Boise State University this fall, I feel so sad to not be a part of Passports to Success on Saturdays, but I am hopeful that I can help raise awareness for those who need extra assistance & love, as I am considering going into Social Work, a passion I found through all of you.” ~Abigail