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Community Event Calendar
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Our Lady Of The Lake University Donations
OLLU has set up the "Our Lady of the Lake Rebuilding Fund" to accept monetary donations. Those interested can visit any Frost Bank location and donate to account number 01-0494593. Donations are also being accepted at www.ollusa.edu through checks or credit cards. And, donations can also be made to the Red Cross. Checks will also be accepted, make payable to OLLU. Mail to: OLLU Development, 411 SW 24th Street, San Antonio, Texas 78207.
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Zonta Club Charity Antique Show
The Zonta Club Charity Antique Show and Sale takes place Friday, May 16th through Sunday, May 18th at Live Oak Civic Center. There is a $5 admission, good for all three days. Evaluations will take place on Saturday from 9am to 10am only. $5 per item evaluated. For more information, call (210)342-6422.
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Wild Wild West Shoot-Out
Saturday May 17 at Pedrotti's North Wind Ranch. A fajita cook-off, bull riding, barrel racing, kids' rodeo, dinner & dancing. Proceeds will provide scholarships for students in the construction trades. For details call (210)444-1100 or log on to hca-sa.org.
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HEB High School All Star Football
The 30th Annual HEB High School All Star Football game kicks off on Saturday, May 17th at 7:30pm at Gustafson Stadium. Eighty of the city's best Senior football players will play in this charity event. For more information, call the Kids Sports Network at (210)654-4707.
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Defiance - Live In Bulverde
S.T.A.G.E. - Spotlight Theater & Arts Group, etc. - will present "Defiance" a drama by John Patrick Shanley thru May 18th at the Krause House Theater in Bulverde. Ticket prices range from $10. To $16. (830-438-2339)
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St. Margaret Mary Annual Parish Festival
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church is celebrating its Annual Parish Festival on Sunday, May 18th from 11am to 7pm at Comanche Park #2 located at 2600 Rigsby. There will be brisket and sausage BBQ plates for sale, children's rides and games, bingo, and a silent auction as well as a variety of food and drinks. Plus, enter the raffle for your chance to win a trip for four to Disney World and more. For more information, call (210)533-5357.
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South Texas Showdown Charity Classic Car Show
The South Texas Showdown Charity Classic Car Show takes place on Saturday, May 24th at Sam's Burger Joint from 11am to 6pm. For more information, call (210)445-7164 or (210)639-3509.
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June-Fest
Resurrection of the Lord Catholic Church will hold its annual parish festival, 11 am to 11 pm on Sunday, June 1st on the church grounds, 7990 Military Drive West. Enjoy the music of Ram Herrera. for more information call the parish office at (210)675-1470.
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Harlandale High School 50th Class Reunion
The Harlandale High School Class of 1958 wishes to extend an invitation to all of the 1958 graduates to their forthcoming 50th Class Reunion on Friday, June 6th and Saturday, June 7th. Reservations must be made no later than May 20th. For more information, call (210)601-5946 or (210)363-3840.
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Keith Edmonson's Summer Basketball Camp
Former San Antonio Spurs player Keith Edmonson holds his Full Court Press Foundation Summer Basketball Camp for boys & girls, 1st through 8th Grades, starting Monday, June 9th and running through Friday, June 13th at Harris Middle School. The cost is just $115. For more information, call (210)313-5111.
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Burbank High School Class Reunion
The Burbank High School Class of 1973 is having their 35 year class reunion on Saturday, June 21st at the Bucket Brigade BBQ. Enjoy music by the Latin Legends, dinner, and dancing for just $20 per person. All Burbank classes are invited. For more information, call (210)363-6115.
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Cypress Celebration Day
Sabinal Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD) has teamed up with Devoted 2 You Event Management to present its 42nd annual "Cypress Celebration Day" on Saturday, June 21, 2007 from 8am - 3pm at the Live Oak Park in Sabinal, Texas. Enjoy a promising day of fun-filled events: Kids Combat Challenge, Chili Cook-off, Little Mr. & Miss Sabinal, 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, Volleyball Tournament, Horseshoe Pitching, Car Bashing, Food Vendors, Brisket Plates for $6.00, and lots more fun activities and entertainment. All proceeds will benefit the Sabinal Volunteer Fire Department. For more information, call (830)988-3001, (830)261-0638 or email audrey@devoted2you.com.
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Churchill High School Class of 1978 Reunion
The Winston Churchill High School Class of 1978 is having their 30 year class reunion on June 27 and 28, 2008. The Friday night Mixer will be held at the HEB Science Treehouse and the Saturday night Dinner/Dance will be held at Magnolia Gardens. All members of the class of 1978 are invited to attend. Also, any other classes or schools interested in attending are welcome. For more information, call Tom Mecke at (210)344-0637 or go to http://wchs78.server.us.
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Cibolo Nature Center Songs & Stories Outdoor Concert Series
The Cibolo Nature Center holds its Songs & Stories Outdoor Concert Series between May 3rd and September 13th. For more information, call (830)249-4616 or go to www.cibolo.org.
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Kennedy High School Class Reunion
John F. Kennedy High School Class of 1968 is having their reunion on Saturday, September 27th at the Radisson Hotel downtown. For more information, call (210)705-4196.
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Harlandale High School Class Reunion
The Harlandale High School Class of 1978 has their reunion on Friday, October 17th at the Harlandale Civic Center. For more information, call (210)317-0604 or (210)744-1707.
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Killeen High School Class Reunion
The Killeen High School Class Of 1968 is having their reunion on Friday, October 24th and Saturday, October 25th. All classes from the '60's are welcome. The cost is $40 per ticket. For more information, call (941)625-6513.
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Brackenridge High School Class Reunion
The Brackenridge High School Classes of 1960 through 1970 will have their reunion on Friday, November 14th at La Villita. For more information, call (210)734-3378 or (210)212-5101.
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Thomas Jefferson Class Of 1998 High School Reunion
Thomas Jefferson High School will be holding its Class of 1998 10-Year Reunion on Saturday November 29, 2008. Contact either Jessica Diaz-Rivera at (210)414-1307 or Felipe A. Cadena Jr at (210)687-4245 for more details.
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Community Programs
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Cellular On Patrol
You can become a part of your neighborhood "Cellular On Patrol" organization by taking the official SAPD course. For more information, call (210)207-4164.
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ADL Older Dogs / Older People
The Animal Defense League Older Dogs / Older People program will match people age 65 and older with dogs and cats age 5 and over for just $6.50 per dog or cat. For more information, call (210)655-1481.
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Free CPR Training
You can receive free CPR training through the Harper's Embrace Lifesaver Program. For more information, call (210)804-4357.
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Academic Summer Programs
The Benitia Family Center will be offering children's summer programs like:
the family book club and stars (students together achieving & realizing
success). The programs will help develop academic and healthy life skills.
For inquiries please call (210)433-9300.
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ADL Dog Training Classes
The Animal Defense League will be offering dog training classes for children ages 6 to 12 this summer, starting June 26th. Pre-registration is required and the cost is $75, but don't wait, because classes fill quickly. The one-hour class takes place once a week and runs for six weeks with graduation on July 31st. For more information, call (210)464-0001 or go to www.adltexas.org.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is easier than you think. You don't have to change your life to change his or hers. Join the Sports Buddies program and all it takes is an hour a month. Big Brothers Big Sisters plans the events. All you have to do is check the calendar, pick up your little friend, and come out to play. It's that easy. For more information, call (210)225-6322 or go to www.bigmentor.org.
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Healthy Minds - Depression
Millions of Americans
suffer from depression...a serious illness that affects how you feel, what
you think and how you act. Depression can leave you feeling helpless and
hopeless. If you get help, there is hope. To get the help you need call (703)907-8640 or
log on to healthyminds.org
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Winston School of San Antonio
The Winston School of San Antonio is sponsoring a free support group for families with children who have learning disabilities. Meetings are held once a month at the Winston School, located at 8565 Ewing Halsell. For more information, call (210)615-6544.
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Free Chess Nights
The Thousand Oaks Branch Library, located at 4618 Thousand Oaks Dr, is offering free chess nights for players of all ages and skill levels every Wednesday night. For more information, call (210)657-5205.
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SA Branch Libraries
The San Antonio Branch Libraries offer story time in English and Spanish for children and families at various branch locations around the city. For more information, go to www.sanantonio.gov/library/ or call (210)207-4466 for DIAL-A-STORY.
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Family Violence Prevention Services
Family Violence Prevention Services is looking for volunteers for positions in nursery, tutoring, clerical, and outreach. Flexible schedules available. To register for the next orientation session, call (210)930-3669.
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SA Independent School District
The San Antonio Independent School District is now hiring schoool bus drivers. Work part-time hours while receiving full-time benefits. Those who qualify will be paid to train and prepare for their commercial driver's license. For more information, call (210)299-5657 or go to www.saisd.net.
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Any Baby Can
The Ferrari Community Family Resource and Learning Center is looking for volunteers to teach English As A Second Language and G.E.D. classes. An education background is not a prerequisite. For more information, call (210)207-7650.
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Gladys Harborth Animal Resource Center
The Gladys Harborth Animal Resource Center, located at 1615 S. Laredo Street, offers free and low-cost spaying and neutering services for cats and dogs belonging to Bexar County residents. Cost is based on household income. For more information, call (210)351-7729.
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Any Baby Can
Volunteers are needed to assist with child care during counseling for families receiving services at "Any Baby Can"; which aids families with ill children. Availability on Wednesdays is preferred. For more information, call (210)227-0170.
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Alamo USO
The USO is a private, non-profit organization whose mission is to support the troops by providing morale, welfare, and recreation-type services to our men and women in uniform. The USO is the way the American public supports the troops. To find out how you can help, call (210)227-9373 or go to .
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San Antonio Animal Defense League
The San Antonio Animal Defense League needs donations of dog and cat food. To find out how you can help, call (210)655-1481 or go to www.animaldefenseleague.org.
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National Kidney Foundation
The National Kidney Foundation serving South and Central Texas is accepting donations of unwanted cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, motor homes and farm equipment. Vehicles are accepted in ANY CONDITION and pickup is FREE. Proceeds from the sale of these vehicles support the people in Texas and programs of the Foundation. Help save lives right here in South Texas and you may qualify for a tax deduction! For more information, call (210)829-1299 or (888)829-1299.
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Centro Med Elder House
The Centro Med Elder House is offering free and reduced-price meals as part of its Child and Adult Care Food Program. For more information, call (210)922-0103.
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Christian Assistance Ministry
The Christian Assistance Ministry needs volunteers for 3 or 4 hour shifts, mornings or afternoons, to assist as front desk receptionist, phone operator, distribute clothes, sort food, and more. For more information, call (210)223-1553.
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Spurs Youth Drug Free Basketaball League
The East Side Boys and Girls Club needs volunteers to work with its Spurs Youth Drug Free Basketaball League. You can help build fundamental basketball skills and sportsmanship. Training is provided. For more information, call (210)227-2642.
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San Antonio Senior Companion Program
The San Antonio Senior Companion Program is recruiting additional volunteers over the age of 60 who want to help disabled adults remain independent. For more information, call (210)735-5115.
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U.S.O. Saturday Lunch Program
The U.S.O. is looking for volunteers to help with its Saturday Lunch Program. Volunteers are needed to prepare lunch, pass out maps, interact with families and perform other basic hospitality tasks. To find out more, call (210)227-9373, ext 12.
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Veterans Affairs Behavioral Health Care
The Veterans Affairs Department has established a Behavioral Health Care Team to assist veterans returning to the lower Rio Grande Valley from Iraq and Afghanistan. Health and counseling services are provided. For more information, call (956)618-7146.
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Volunteers In Tax Assistance
Catholic Charities of San Antonio needs volunteers to assist with V.I.T.A. (Volunteers In Tax Assistance). More than 34,000 free tax returns were prepared for working families who qualified for the earned income tax credit last year. This year, more than 50,000 tax returns are expected. For more information, call (210)352-7033.
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VoTexas
The VoTexas campaign, which is implemented by the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), is a non-partisan campaign which strives to educate and train Texans on voting and the election process in Texas. You can learn how to register to vote, what your voting rights are, polling place processes and procedures, how to cast an informative and definitive ballot, what processes are put in place for people with disabilites, and more at www.votexas.org.
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Puppy Foster Families
The U.S. Department of Defense is looking for puppy foster families. Volunteers will receive materials and advice needed to raise and train these young puppies and prepare them as future military working dogs at Lackland Air Force Base. For more information, call (210)671-3686.
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Converse Animal Shelter
You can help the Converse Animal Shelter win a "ZooToo House" Pet Shelter Makeover. You must be at least 13 years old to participate. It's easy, it's fast, and it's free. To find out more, go to zootoo.com/makeover.
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Brite Smiles
Free general dental care is available through a charity program called "Brite Smiles" every second Saturday of each month. Patients are seen on a first come, first served basis. For more information, go to www.charitydentist.com.
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Cold Hearts, Warm Hearts
Join Robert Horry of the San Antonio Spurs and Five Star Cleaners in collecting coats for the "Cold Days, Warm Hearts" winter coat project. The Christian Assistance Ministry and the SAMM Ministries will benefit from this project. To find out more, contact any Five Star Cleaners location in San Antonio.
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Dress For Success San Antonio
The "Dress For Success San Antonio" suit campaign needs your donations of new or nearly new suits, separates, and accessories for low-income women to wear on job interviews. Donations can be made at any Pilgrim Cleaners or Clothesline Cleaners locations. For more information, call (210)737-1515 or go to www.dressforsuccess.org/sanantonio.
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S.A. Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse
Trying to quit smoking? It's hard to do. Every day more than 3,000 young people become regular smokers. Parents, lead by example and talk to your children about the dangers of smoking. This message is brought to you by the S.A. Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse.
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Benitia Family Center
The Benitia Family Center is offering adult Spring semester classes in: English as a second language, G.E.D. tutoring, introduction to computers and citizenship preparation classes. Registration is on-going. For more information, call (210)433-9300.
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Goodwill Re-Connect Program
Goodwill Industries of San Antonio is issuing a call to businesses and individuals to donate those used but still functional computers to benefit a worthy cause while giving a gift to the environment with their "Re-Connect" Program. For more information, call (210)924-8581 or go to www.goodwillsa.org.
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The Library of Congress
Nothing inspires imagination like reading. When you open a book, you can explore magnificent worlds, meet new friends, and discover grand adventures! The Library of Congress wants you to find out more about the wonders of reading. For more information, go to www.loc.gov.
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Ready America
Does your family have a plan in the event of an emergency? Take the time to talk to your family about where you would go and what you would do if the unexpected happened. For more information, go to www.ready.gov.
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Stroke Association
If you feel the onset of a sudden severe headache, sudden dizziness, or sudden trouble walking, talking, or seeing, you could be having a stroke. Learn to recognize a stroke. For more information, call (888)4-STROKE or go to www.strokeassociation.org.
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Operation Thanks For Giving
Operation Thanks For Giving unites with Blue Star Military Families of Wilson County to help support our troops. You can help too, by sponsoring an Airman, Guardsman, Marine, Sailor, or Soldier. For more information, call (830)947-3492.
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Heartland Hospice
Heartland Hospice is looking for compassionate volunteers to visit patients in nursing facilities and private homes. Just an hour a week can make a difference. Training is provided. For more information, call (210)340-0499.
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Benita Family Center
The Benita Family Center needs volunteers to teach various adult classes such as literacy, GED, ESL, computers, and citizenship classes. There are site locations all around the San Antonio area. The Benita Family Center also offers counseling and children's after school programs. For more information, call (210)433-9300.
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Eva's Heroes
One of San Antonio's newest non-profit organizations is Eva's Heroes- founded by actress Eva Longoria. This organization is dedicated to providing an inclusive setting for individuals with developmental disabilities to interact, grow, learn and love with their typically-developing peers. For more information, go to www.evasheroes.org.
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Family Assistance Crisis Team
Domestic violence and its devastating consequences take a toll on the entire community. Become part of the solution by signing up as a F.A.C.T. volunteer. Volunteers work one Friday or Saturday Night a month, from 7pm - 2pm at one of six police substations. For more information, call (210)207-2305 or email jane.shafer@sanantonio.gov.
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Texas Music Coalition
The Texas Music Coalition helps our local talented musicians with networking, seminars, and much more! For more information, go to www.texasmusiccoalition.org.
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Peg Leg Adventures
Peg Leg Adventures is dedicated to reintroducing fun, recreation, and adventure into the lives of our country's soldiers injured in the line of duty. For more information, call (210)722-2004 or go to www.peglegadventures.com.
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San Antonio Children's Shelter
For over 100 years, the San Antonio Children's Shelter has been caring for kids in crisis. You can help too! For more information call (210)212-2500 or go to www.chshel.org.
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San Antonio Youth Literacy
San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) is seeking Volunteer Reading Tutors to read with 1st through 5th grade students. Volunteers are
needed for a minimum of one hour per week. Training and flexible schedules are available. Volunteers must be 17 years of age or older to participate. For more information and to sign up for the next training session, call 299-1533 or visit www.sayl.org.
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United Negro College Fund
Every day we count on things like the traffic light, the mailbox, and the elevator. But did you know that all those things came from the minds of African Americans? Support minority education today so we don't miss out on the next big idea tomorrow. To find out how to help the United Negro College Fund, call (800)332-UNCF or go to www.uncf.org.
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United Way
Children are naturally curious. They're born learning, so follow their lead. Talk to your child about what's going on around them and you build vocabulary. Learning starts long before school does. The United Way can help with more tips. For more information, go to www.bornlearning.org.
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Big Brothers / Big Sisters
You know, there's nothing more rewarding than helping a child...and for the last 100 years, Big Brothers / Big Sisters has helped change the lives of kids across America. To find out how you become a Big Brother or Big Sister, go to www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Medical mistakes claim tens of thousands of lives every year. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services can help reduce the risk by helping you learn the 10 questions you must ask your doctor. To find out more, go to www.ahrq.gov.
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