Capitol Network is hosting the 30th Annual Charitable Golf Tournament benefiting the Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento.
Registration and Putting Contest will be ready at 9:00 AM for a “shotgun” start at 10:00 AM. Breakfast and Bloody Mary/Margarita Bar will be available upon arrival, with the opportunity to order lunch at the turn on the golf course. The awards ceremony and dinner will begin after the tournament at the club house, and will include the Silent Auction and Raffle.
Univera is hosting their 4th Annual American River 5k, and once again all money raised will benefit the Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento! The goal is to put on a fun race/walk and to be able to raise over 30k for our organization.
With your help and the matching funds from Univera Serve First (the charitable arm of Univera) that goal is achievable. Come out on October 13, 2018 to support CRH and join the fun!
Danielle Carralez, a past resident of the Children’s Receiving Home, talks about her journey, struggles, and triumphs. To see more of her work, visit facebook.com/CreationsbyCarralez .
When I first came to the Children’s Receiving Home (CRH) as a fifteen-year-old runaway I was very lost and confused. I had been self-harming and had tried to commit suicide. I really wasn’t sure what the world had left for me.
How many days does it take to change a life? In the case of four-year-old Mason*, it was 251 days.
Two-hundred and fifty-one days of therapy, empathy, and helping him feel safe. Two-hundred and fifty-one days of nurturing and care by skilled teachers and clinicians. Two-hundred and fifty-one days in our Sprouts: Trauma-Informed Care Preschool.
